Mr Carlos Huo, She's Your Wife

Tears welled up in Erma's eyes. It was not because of the pain, but because she could clearly feel the man's feelings for her at this moment. She finally understood how much he really loved her.

The newborn baby emerged into the world as a beautiful girl.

Although it had been quite some time after the baby was taken out of the operating room, there was still no news of Erma.

Suddenly, the doctor rushed out of the operating room looking for Stan. "Mr. He, I'm afraid your wife has lost a lot of blood. We need to get her a blood transfusion as soon as possible. There isn't enough of her blood type in the blood bank. Can you find someone with blood type B..."

Without hesitation, Stan answered, "Doctor, I have the same blood type. Take as much blood as you need!"

"We must get to it at once!"

The doctor advised him to donate 300 milliliters first. If required, they would look for someone else with the same blood type.

Stan, however, refused.

That day, disregarding the doctor's dissuasion, he donated a total of 500 milliliters of blood and gave it to Erma.

A day later, Erma woke up.

When she opened her eyes to Stan's pale white face, she got worried. Instead of telling her the truth, he came up with an excuse of not being able to rest well enough the night before.

On the day Erma was to be discharged from the hospital, she overheard one of the nurses say, "It's clear how Mr. He feels about his wife. He gave her 500 milliliters of his own blood, without hesitation, after she suffered a massive hemorrhage from childbirth."

"500 milliliters? Oh my God, is Mr. He okay?"

"He's okay. Everything is fine except that he doesn't look very well. We tried to convince him to allow our colleagues to donate blood for his wife, but he didn't agree."

"What else could it mean? He obviously loves her too much! I am so envious of his wife."

Erma's lips trembled as she stood at the corner, secretly listening to the nurses. As it turned out, the reason why Stan's face was so pale was because he had donated blood for her.

a person's blood transfusion each time was 200 milliliters, no more than 400 milliliters. Stan, however, gave

her in the room, he saw Erma staring out the window with a blank expression on

you doing here? It's time for us to go home,"

up at him, eyes glistening,

too many people, his parents and

the entrance of the hospital. At the back of the

contain her tears

her eyes and he quickly rushed

head, Erma sniffled back some tears

off, the entrance of the in-patient department was hardly the right place to talk about private matters. He took her hand and helped her

parents and his grandpa were

Erma's hand and led her inside, concerned as she spoke.

Erma followed her to the living

radiant glow on his face, mostly because he was able to hold and see his great-grandchild in his

held his granddaughter in his arms; he didn't want to let her go. His serious face was

so tired right now. Besides, I had been lying in the hospital

and dragged her upstairs. "You need to rest for at least a month. After that, you can go

yet after she had lost a lot of blood during the

followed

affectionately helped her get comfortable in bed. After making sure that she had everything she needed, he finally sat down on the edge of the bed and took out his phone from his pocket to show her some photos. "Here, have a look! I've already picked out a few spots for our daughter's one

the phone and swiped through some photos before she casually said, "Are we supposed to celebrate when the baby is a month old? Back home, we usually celebrate when the

you want, then we can throw a party when our daughter turns a hundred days old. I'm fine with that,"

it's a tradition here, let's just throw a party when our daughter is one

a month old and then later,

"That's sounds too troublesome. Let's just throw a party for her in this hotel after

the

Erma was already sound asleep with their daughter in her arms, Stan was still grinding away in his

She put on her slippers and walked out

tomorrow. According to the weather forecast, there's going