Uncovering My Wife's Secrets

When they got into the car, Lee Xander decided to drive.

Henry and the rest took another car to the hospital.

Julian allowed Annalise to lie on his lap for support.

At the same time, he called Jonathan Woods.

Jonathan was overjoyed to know that Annalise was in labor.

Over the phone, he said, “She’s finally giving birth.

I’ve been looking forward to it for a long time.” “John, Annie’s waters broke.

I’m afraid that her life might be in danger.” When Julian heard John laugh, he felt extremely anxious.

Jonathan comforted Julian.

“I’m here for you.

Send her to the hospital.

I’ll rush over now.” Jonathan had already started making his way to the park when he first answered Jonathan’s call.

He had to watch over Annalise’s child personally.

Jonathan had already decided on the gynecology and obstetrics team he wanted for Annalise.

In a while, he would get someone to check on Annalise’s condition and whether she was suited for a natural delivery.

He would wait outside the whole time.

If anything happened, he could attend to her immediately.

If Annalise was not suitable for a natural delivery, then Jonathan would personally be the lead surgeon in her surgery.

After arriving at the hospital, the doctors from the gynecology and obstetrics team immediately examined Annalise.

Annalise was now in urgent labor.

Most people experienced contractions that gradually increased in frequency.

It was normal for them to experience one contraction every half an hour.

Annalise had just arrived at the hospital, but her contractions were already very frequent.

During the monitoring period, Julian stayed by the bed and held Annalise’s hand.

Julian’s heart ached when he saw Annalise grit her teeth in pain and the perspiration beads that had gathered on her forehead.

He reached out to touch her forehead and wiped away her perspiration.

“It hurts a lot, doesn’t it?” he asked her softly.

Annalise smiled and shook her head.

“It doesn’t hurt.” Truthfully, it was very painful.

This was the worst pain she had ever experienced.

But she did not want Julian or her parents to worry.

“Take her to the delivery room!” the chief gynecologist said.

The team immediately pushed her bed into the delivery room.

wanted to go in after

Annalise panicked.

want him

Lee Xander stopped

Julian’s eyes turned red.

and take a look.” Lee Xander advised him, “Julian, don’t

for Anna if you go in, and that’s not conducive for her delivery.” This sentence made Julian stop

the corridor, his eyes fixed on the

hand

paced back and

“How is she?” “Anna is in the delivery

was nervous, Jonathan

Everything will go smoothly.

doesn’t go smoothly, I’m

Parks had also arrived.

He walked very quickly.

afraid that he would fall, so he quickly supported

How long has she

Parks asked nervously.

in there for a while,”

not have the capacity to care about anything

eyes were fixed on the delivery

kept glancing over at

that time passed

after, screams were heard from inside

He grabbed Jonathan’s hand.

with Annalise? Why is she in so much pain? Is she in danger?” Julian thought to himself, “Even

didn’t scream

be in excruciating agony

will be over

his heart was aching

it was to give birth, he was still a

had enough awareness about

just like his

worry!” Trevor patted Julian’s

He was consoling Julian.

the same time, he was consoling

He was so nervous.

praying silently

end of the corridor and pressed his palms together towards the

After some time, everyone heard the loud wail of

deliveries were much less harmful to the body

process of a melon ripening and coming

very painful, but afterwards, the mother just needed to relax

cesarean section involved the forceful removal of

abdominal cavity and uterus would be completely cut

of injury was

I go in now?” Julian’s

was

mind was filled with bad thoughts

afford to

child in her arms and said, “Congratulations, it’s a

that tears streamed

immediately

he noticed the

having a daughter? “How is my wife? Is she doing well? Can I go in and see her?” Julian

fine,” said

good, that’s good,”

on the doors of the delivery