Cherry's body was very young and well-nurtured, so she recovered quickly after a natural birth and was discharged in just a few days.
Although she had a childlike temperament, she was very fond of Little Baby and studied the parenting knowledge taught by the doctor and maternity matron with extraordinary seriousness.
There was a book at home as thick as a language dictionary, "Encyclopedia of Parenting," that she had nearly worn out flipping through even before her due date.
Gavin Graves wanted to buy her a new one, but she refused because the worn-out copy had many marked and noted places.
Thanks to this effort, even her handwriting had become much prettier than before.
On the day of discharge, the sun blazed brightly, and the weather was hot as Cherry and her babies sat in a comfortably air-conditioned car, waiting to go home.
The driver drove very steadily, not daring to speed up quickly, and as they neared the house, a familiar figure was seen pacing at the door.
