The Returning Ex

Perhaps these words gave Sophia hope, because she felt that her whole body was full of strength in an instant. She even struggled to sit up from the bed and got out of it, then waited for the wheelchair to come over. Sitting down in it by herself, she was then pushed to the delivery room.

Lying in the room, an anesthesiologist came over and gave Sophia the epidural.

This is the best invention ever. After a while, Sophia didn’t feel any more pain.

She felt like she had gone from hell to heaven in one single step, and instantly, she felt that she was alive again.

After a while, John changed into a sterile suit and entered the room.

When Sophia saw him, she immediately pursed her mouth. The tears she had saved up in the waiting room just now came rushing out at once.

John couldn’t help but laugh. “The doctor said you’re not feeling any pain anymore.”

Sophia snorted softly and said unhappily, “I’m angry. I suffered the most back in the waiting room, yet you didn’t even witness it.”

Going over to her, John helped wipe the sweat from her forehead. “I know, I know you have suffered a lot, and I will compensate you well after this.”

With that said, Sophia felt overwhelmed with emotion again, and tears flowed down freely.

the doctor who came in also laughed. “Don’t cry. Save your energy up when you’re pushing the baby

were still waiting. But

almost the entire day. Now even if it didn’t hurt anymore, her small face remained pale, and

and took a look beside her. Every time she turned around, she’d see John by her

to sleep here. I want to go

call the

eyes and fell

was walking around the door of the delivery room, so John called her in and asked her about Sophia’s

her cervix is not very good. It may still be

around and called

understand what they were talking about

bolder now. When she awoke and found that so many doctors were surrounding her to discuss

a daze, she mumbled, “You call me when I’m about to

wasn’t the right time to laugh, John really

doctor came

looked at the doctor and asked, “I’m a