Jiang Xue couldn't understand; she still deeply loved her husband, so why did she still feel so insecure?
Did she really have to keep her husband waiting for some "certainty" that even she wasn't aware of?
It was utterly unreasonable, to the point of being capricious and overly dramatic.
Who could stand such a woman?
How much patience did her husband have left? What if he couldn't stand it anymore and started to hate me?
She was very afraid, and the more afraid she became, the less dare she made rash decisions about her and her child's future, but it was precisely because of this that her fear deepened.
Caught in a vicious cycle without even realizing it, all she could do was hold her husband tight, seeking the peace of mind that was so close at hand.
For a woman, being pregnant isn't just about hormonal changes; the tremendous shift in her entire life and identity can bring immense psychological pressure.
