Married at First Sight

Married at First Sight

Ever since Haitong became the eldest lady of the Zhan family, her every move had been closely followed by the media.

However, any news related to Haitong required Zhan Yin's approval. Publishing without his consent meant trouble.

By now, everyone in Wancheng knew: you might dare offend Young Master Zhan, but never offend Young Madam Zhan.

Ning Siqi walked away with a dark expression.

In the days that followed, she showed up at the kindergarten gate every few days.

But she never saw Haitong again.

Yangyang was either dropped off by Zhan Yin, another young master of the Zhan family, or sometimes by his biological father, Zhou Honglin.

Ning Siqi assumed Haitong was nearing her due date or perhaps had already given birth, but the media hadn't reported it yet.

The sun continued to rise and set, day turning into night as always.

In the blink of an eye, Haitong's due date arrived.

Although she hadn't experienced contractions, water breaking, or bleeding, she had already been admitted to the hospital to prepare for delivery.

They expected something to happen within a couple of days.

But even after a week in the hospital, there was still no sign of labor.

The doctor suggested inducing labor. Haitong was already past 40 weeks, and there had been no progress, so they recommended an injection to start the process.

Haitong asked the doctor, "Everything is normal, right? Can we wait two more days?"

The doctor replied, "Yes, you can wait two more days. But if there's still no progress, we'll have to induce labor."

Haitong gently touched her belly and said, "This baby is taking their time. No rush."

Quite the opposite of Shen Xiaojun's son.

Her friend's baby had been eager to come into the world, while the little one in her belly seemed calm and in no hurry.

Zhan Yin asked anxiously, "Is the baby okay?"

"Yes, everything's normal. Some women give birth after 41 weeks," the doctor reassured him.

Zhan Yin felt a little more at ease after hearing that.

He helped Haitong out of the consultation room and took her for a walk.

"Baby, hurry up and get moving. Everyone's getting nervous," Haitong said while rubbing her belly.noveldrama

"Your aunt even stopped working and came back just to welcome your arrival."

"Your aunt even stopped working and came back especially to welcome your birth."

Liberty had returned from

Jiangcheng a week before her

sister's due date, but even half a

month later, Haitong still hadn't

gone into labor.

Everyone in the Zhan family was waiting anxiously.

"Maybe the baby will stir things up tonight," Zhan Yin said comfortingly.

Just as he finished speaking, Haitong suddenly stopped walking.

"What's wrong?" he asked.

After a brief pause, Haitong replied, "Honey, I think I'm feeling some pain." "Really?"

Zhan Yin was startled, then slightly panicked, and immediately moved to carry her back to the room.

But Haitong stopped him.

"I'm really heavy now. Don't carry me. It's not far-I'll walk."

"Are you sure it really hurts?"

This time, Haitong answered firmly: "Yes, it really hurts. I think the baby heard us talking and is finally ready to come out and meet us."

Zhan Yin helped her back to the room and immediately called the doctor, reporting that Haitong was having stomach pain.

Then he quickly contacted his parents, grandmother, aunt, Audrey, and the others to let them know what was happening.

As soon as the pain began, Haitong's contractions grew stronger and more frequent.

"Has Tongtong given birth yet?"

asked the last person to

arrive-Audrey. She came from the

Shang residence, which was about a

half-hour drive away, but due

traffic, it took her an hour to reach the hospital.

Just as she asked, she saw Zhan Yin returning, supporting Haitong as they walked.

Although Haitong's contractions

were intensifying, she couldn't be admitted to the delivery room just yet. The doctor advised her to walk more to help her cervix dilate faster.

"Tongtong, are you alright?" Audrey asked, stepping forward with concern.

Haitong's face was twisted in pain. "It hurts so much. It hurts a lot now. Will it get even worse later?"