Si Ye also moved into the hospital, staying by her side day and night, never leaving her for a moment.
Rather than looking forward to the arrival of the child, it would be better to say that he was nervous about Chen Zhi's delivery. He had heard that giving birth could be dangerous for women, and this thought made him very worried.
In contrast to his nervousness, Chen Zhi was quite relaxed, not worried about any dangers during childbirth. She was still young, and with advanced medical technology, the doctors assured her everything would be fine, so naturally, nothing would happen.
Seeing Si Ye overly anxious, Chen Zhi would comfort him, telling him to relax.
Finally, that day came. Chen Zhi was in pain all night before giving birth to a healthy baby boy.
When mother and child were wheeled out of the operating room, Si Ye did not immediately look at the child but instead held Chen Zhi's hand and kissed her forehead devoutly.
