Daddy, Chasing Mommy Back is On Us!

It felt as if she was no longer favored by her family. Perhaps such feelings of dejection were only known to women who had given birth. Compared to the poor, weak baby, she didn't seem to need the care. "That's not it, Selena. You are overthinking things. It's not what you imagined. Everybody cares for you."

"It is! Not only did the baby get Uncle Reuben and Aunt Jocelyn's attention, but she got the kids' attention too! They used to hang around me! But they didn't even spare a glance at me anymore now that they have a baby sister!"

While she was speaking, Pierre had been wiping her tears away. "No, Selena. Do you know you have been experiencing a sharp decline in your estrogen levels after childbirth? This will affect your judgement, as well as make you a lot more sentimental than usual. This means that you are overthinking things now. Do you understand me?"

Despite his words of consolation, Selena remained indignant. "There is no covering up the truth! You're also partial toward the baby!"

"Why would you lump me in with them? Aren't I keeping you company when everybody else is checking on the baby? After we go home, we will leave the baby to the maids, and I will keep you company at all times. How does that sound?"

offered Selena some solace. After snuggling against his chest, she fell asleep in a comfortable position. When she woke up, the three little musketeers were standing beside her bed. "Mommy, you look pale. Is giving birth to a baby really hard work?" Juniper was staring at Selena with a worried

you look tired," Jameson added, while Joaquin remained silent as he

still cared

this time. Was it even harder when you were pregnant with the three of us?" She began crying all of a sudden. "I don't want you to give birth to a baby anymore. I want you to be

give birth anymore. We already have enough children now." "Yeah! Let's raise the

while we take care of the baby, okay? You won't be too tired if we

bloomed on Selena's face upon hearing what

"The heavens sure are unfair. Why must women be the ones who give birth when it can easily cost us our lives? I had a nemorrhage back when gave birth to Jason. Medical technologies weren't as advanced back then, so I nearly died. Ever since

have a niece whom you can consider