After enduring a day's worth of labor pains, just as An Hao was about to give out, she finally gave birth to her child. An Hao looked at the baby in the nurse's hands, gave a tired smile, and then fainted. Giving birth was indeed exhausting and painful, the thought that clung on to her as she slipped into unconsciousness.
Seeing her condition, the doctor and nurse didn't wake her, instead, they hastened their procedures, tidied up, and took the baby to her relatives.
"Who is An Hao's relative here?" the nurse asked as she held the baby, addressing the people outside.
"We all are. How is An Hao?" they all asked in unison, none of them inquired about the baby first. This made the nurse feel unusually emotional. During her long service at the hospital, she had never encountered this before.
"The mother is fine; she just fell asleep due to exhaustion. You don't need to worry. Shouldn't you be looking at the baby first?" the nurse placed the baby in front of them.
