Zachary and Julian stepped out of the house, followed by two servants carrying a large tray with food and drinks.

The servants kept pace behind their masters.

Both men had sharp eyesight and soon spotted their beloved partners seated at a distance.

Without needing to ask, Zachary sensed that Serenity was a bit tired.

In the past, he had seen female employees in his company work late into their pregnancies, even when their bellies were noticeably large.

Although their duties were lighter, many continued working.

Having observed this, Zachary assumed that pregnancy and childbirth were relatively easy.

He hadn't considered these women’s perspectives.

They kept working, even when pregnant, out of fear that taking extended leave would lead to being replaced or sidelined, forcing them to start over in the competitive environment of a large organization.

Climbing the corporate ladder is a challenging process, with promotions requiring persistence.

No one wants to lose their hard-earned positions, so they push themselves to work until around eight months of pregnancy.

point, even if they wish to continue, companies usually enforce maternity leave to protect

these scenarios play out

insisted on continuing her work and running

supported her

pregnancy wasn’t as easy

even she needed

pregnancy, she could explore all of Wildridge Manor

artist, her strength surpassed that of many

year-end approaching, Elisa had taken on most of Serenity’s company responsibilities, leaving Serenity

continued going to the

during winter break, she preferred staying active rather than being confined at home

the support she needed, and money was not a concern, she

of freedom and activity, she found staying at

deeply and supported whatever made

allowed her to read, chat with neighbors, visit friends, and pass the time

wasn't the priority;

they are,” Julian pointed

been worried he might need to search for Kiera and Serenity, and had even taken out his phone

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