"You can't look, but you can hold the baby for a bit."
The woman from Bear Country turned Greg Jensen's head away, took a breath, and began to suture the wounds.
Little did they know, if Greg Jensen really wanted to look, he wouldn't have needed to turn his head at all.
After quite a while, the conductor helped bathe the baby, and the woman from Bear Country finished stitching up the wounds.
Just as they were about to leave, the bedsheets under Natasha suddenly turned red.
The woman from Bear Country's face turned pale, "Oh no, uterine bleeding!"
The most feared complication following childbirth for a woman was uterine bleeding; in ancient times, many women died from excessive blood loss.
In a hospital, it wouldn't be a big deal with all the medical equipment available to stop the bleeding at once.
But now, they were on a train, in the middle of nowhere, without any advanced equipment to stop the bleeding.
Natasha's husband turned deathly pale, "Doctor, please save my wife."
