Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

The mood shifted from sorrow to joy in an instant.

Mrs. Sox, who had been trembling just moments ago, suddenly regained her composure. She no longer needed her son's support and stepped forward to ask the nurse, "The baby is premature. Does he need to stay in an incubator?"

The nurse reassured her, "He'll be placed in the incubator for observation. If everything checks out, he'll return to his mother soon. The baby weighs over six pounds, and at thirtyfive weeks, he's not too premature. If he had gone full-term, he could have been seven or eight pounds."

Julian helped prop Josh up against a chair and then turned his attention back to the newborn.

Both the Bucham and Sox families were relieved and overjoyed.

Jasmine's sudden labor had given everyone a scare, but now, mother and baby were safe.

No one bothered waking Josh. They let him stay unconscious, slumped in his chair.

By the time Serenity returned from her prenatal checkup, Jasmine had already been moved to a high-end VIP ward.

"Jasmine!"

ease. She had been so worried that even during her checkup,

you here?

had told her in-laws not to inform Serenity right away. She didn't want

we saw Josh running out of the office. Zachary asked him what was wrong, and he told us you were in premature labor. I was so scared that I rushed over. When we arrived, you had just entered the delivery room. Since they said you wouldn't give birth

by Jasmine's

returned the smile. "Thank

risks. "The doctor said he's very healthy, and all his indicators are

great." Serenity finally relaxed. Her gaze shifted to the man lying on the bed next

and

after I gave birth, he passed out from shock. I

stretched so tight that once he knew you were safe, he