The Reborn Aristocrat's Daughter-Chapter 198 Bill(4)_1

After Situ Xin went upstairs, in addition to putting the items she had prepared for the baby into her Storage Bracelet, she also filled a Jade Bottle with some of the Spiritual Spring water from the space.

Just as Situ Xin finished doing this, she heard Baibai’s sour voice in her mind, "Master, will you not want Baibai anymore if you have a little brother?"

Situ Xin was startled by Baibai’s words and then she couldn’t help but laugh and cry, "Baibai, why would you ask that?" Having a brother didn’t seem to have anything to do with whether she would want Baibai.

Baibai lay listlessly on the ground in the space, looking pitiful and weak. "I’m afraid that once the master sees the brother, she will forget about Baibai."

"Baibai, don’t worry, how could I ever not want you? You are my partner, the one who will accompany me for life," Situ Xin reassured Baibai while busying herself with the tasks in hand. "Alright, Baibai, I’m going to the hospital now. When I come back from the hospital, I’ll enter the space to keep you company." Situ Xin had intended to bring Baibai out from the space upon seeing its pitiful state, but then she remembered she was about to go to the hospital where Baibai was not allowed and decided against it.

"Okay, the baby will be waiting for you," Baibai comforted by Situ Xin’s words, felt much more at ease in its heart.

When Situ Xin and her group arrived at the hospital, her Auntie Lu Juan had already entered the delivery room, having decided on natural childbirth after hearing the doctors say it was better for the child.

By the time Situ Xin reached the delivery room door, she saw her Uncle Loo Jianxin anxiously standing there. If it weren’t for his usually strong mentality, he would have already started pacing back and forth at the door. However, Loo Jianxin had also lost the composure he usually maintained in the business world.

There was no need for Situ Xin to ask about the situation, as soon as she arrived, a miserable scream from Auntie Lu Juan came from inside the delivery room. The wail made Loo Jianxin panic, and he pressed his face against the door, peering through the gap to see inside, muttering non-stop, "How is Xiao Juan? Xiao Juan can’t be in any trouble."

Situ Xin frowned upon hearing the screams from inside.

Situ Xin herself was medially trained. She knew giving birth was painful, but despite her experiences in her past and current life, she had not truly witnessed childbirth. Now hearing her Auntie Lu Juan’s cries, her hand instinctively reached into the space to grab the acupuncture box, wanting to rush in and administer a couple of needles to relieve her aunt’s pain.

But before she could take the acupuncture box out, Situ Xin heard a louder, though very brief, shouting from the delivery room, which caused her hand to tremble with fright. frёeωebɳovel.com

Her Uncle Loo Jianxin, on the other hand, was shouting directly into the room, "Doctor, we’re not having it anymore, not having it."

Old Madam Loo and Old Madam Situ were worried about the situation inside the delivery room, but they couldn’t help but smile and cry at Loo Jianxin’s words. Old Madam Loo said to him, "Every woman has to go through this once. Plus, giving birth isn’t something you can just back out of, it’s not as though saying you won’t have the baby means you won’t have it."

No sooner had Old Madam Loo spoken than the delivery room door opened, and a nurse walked out holding a newborn. Before the nurse could say anything, Loo Jianxin rushed over, fixating on the nurse’s face in nervous anticipation, completely overlooking the baby in the nurse’s arms. "Nurse, how is my wife doing?"

"The mother is fine, she just gave birth and is exhausted, now asleep. The doctor is inside doing a check-up, he’ll be out soon," the nurse answered patiently, knowing the status of the family. "Congratulations, it’s a healthy baby boy. He’s very cute."

Indeed, the nurse meant what she said; she had never seen a newborn so fair and tender. Although its features had not fully developed, it was evident that the child would be very attractive as it grew older.

"A healthy baby boy? Nurse, you must be mistaken. Ours is a daughter," Loo Jianxin, upon hearing that his wife was alright, just tired and asleep, heaved a sigh of relief. But before he could relax completely, he was taken aback by this announcement, looking at the nurse with a gaze that said you must have made a mistake.

The nurse had expected that announcing it was a boy would be met with delight and happiness. While the preference for sons over daughters wasn’t as pronounced as before, most families still hoped for a son. The nurse had witnessed many times before the undiscernible joy on the faces of families at the news of a baby boy, as well as the disappointment and forced smiles when a baby girl was born, with some relatives, particularly from the older generation, simply walking away upon hearing the news.

Possessing her own motives, the nurse hoped that this family, knowing their unusual background, would be so happy about a baby boy that she might receive a red envelope. However, she did not anticipate the current situation in the slightest.

Taken aback by Uncle Loo Jianxin’s reaction, the nurse spoke uncertainly, "I didn’t get it wrong, it’s a boy."

Old Master Loo was also slightly disappointed; he had always thought his younger daughter-in-law was carrying a girl and had been looking forward to holding his granddaughter. However, Old Master Loo had better composure than Loo Jianxin. He was momentarily disappointed, but he quickly regained his senses.

"It’s a little brother, Auntie, may I see him?" said Situ Xin, shaking her head at her uncle’s reaction and stepping forward to relieve the nurse. Though what she really wanted to say was to let her hold the baby, she knew the nurse would never agree considering how she was at the moment.

Upon hearing Situ Xin’s request, the nurse bent down to show the baby in her arms to Situ Xin. The nurse thought to herself upon seeing Situ Xin, "No wonder this newborn is so beautiful. It must be the good genes of this family."