Gu Xinzhou calmed herself for two seconds.
She was certain that she hadn't let slip the fact that she had been through childbirth.
She immediately sat up and said, "Sister, don't cry, I'm really fine.
Perhaps because I was new to the job and received a heavier workload, I overworked myself and couldn't eat on time.
Sister, don't worry, and Dad, I won't let anything happen to me."
Gu Xinzhou used to think that her stomach pain was just a simple case of chronic gastritis.
But she never imagined that it had developed into an ulcer.
Mouth ulcers were painful enough, let alone an ulcer in the stomach; no wonder she had been in so much pain at home that she couldn't straighten her back.
Thinking of her son in Italy, she was even more determined to take good care of her health: "I will definitely get better!"
Gu Xinzhou drank the millet porridge, finished her IV drip, got her medicine, and was picked up by Gu Yibo's driver to go home.
