Lovely Wife from Heaven: Husband, it's amazing

Chapter 571 Jing Ran Gives Birth 2
Jing Ran felt very relieved, Feng'er never knew that he had had two mothers, so there was no barrier between him and Jing Ran.

The contractions were stronger than the next, and at first Jing Ran still had the strength to speak, but then it became more and more difficult to bear, and fine sweat broke out from the skin.

Feng'er took a clean towel and gently wiped his mother's sweat. After all, he was still too young. Seeing his mother's appearance, he was so distressed that he shed tears.

Jing Ran gritted her teeth, endured the pain, and cheered herself up in her heart. Since every mother has to go through this kind of experience, if other people can become mothers smoothly, so can she.

She tossed and turned on the bed, Feng'er was weeping beside her, the maids soon came with the midwife, Princess Linhai also rushed over upon hearing the news, the small inner room was instantly crowded with people.

Princess Linhai saw her beloved grandson kneeling by the bed and crying, and said, "Feng'er, why are you still here? It's very unlucky for a woman to have a baby, you can't stay here, go to grandma's yard and wait."

Feng'er didn't want to go early, but his grandmother and mother persuaded him to leave, he really had no choice but to look back at the painful Jingran step by step, and left anyway.

Cao Rui was dealing with political affairs in the palace, when he heard someone call the Princess Mansion to send someone to call him back, he had an intuition that it had something to do with Jing Ran, so he hurried back home.

Along the way, he was also nervous and excited. Although it was not the first time he became a father, each new life was a unique individual.

He is looking forward to this little life, because this is his and Jing Ran's child, the crystallization of his love.But at the same time, he was very worried about Jing Ran. Although Jing Ran had never complained to him since she was pregnant, she knew that Jing Ran was very afraid of having a baby.

When Cao Rui returned to the courtyard, there were already many people in the courtyard. The wives of the second bedroom of the big house also came to have a look out of concern when they heard that the third wife had given birth.

Jing Ran's voice came from the inner room, and the suppressed painful growl made Cao Rui's heart ache.

Princess Linhai saw her son coming back and said, "Haven't you eaten yet? Go ahead and eat. I don't think the baby will be born for a while, and I have to wait for a while. I'll just stay here and watch over."

Cao Rui said, "Where am I in the mood to eat now?" After speaking, he found a stone bench and sat down, guarding outside.

The door of Jing Ran's room was tightly closed, and there were only two maids and a midwife helping out. After all, childbirth was mainly up to the puerpera herself, and there were very limited things that others could do.

Jing Ran's labor pains lasted for three hours, equivalent to more than six hours, from noon to night. During this period, everyone else went to eat and then came back to wait. Only Cao Rui didn't drink any water, and stayed outside silently.

Princess Linhai sent someone to deliver chicken soup and millet soup to replenish Jing Ran's strength. Jing Ran gritted her teeth and drank them. If she didn't eat, she would have no strength to give birth.

Finally, the amniotic fluid broke and the cervix was fully dilated. The midwife said to Jing Ran, "Madam, try harder, and I can already see the baby's hair."

This sentence gave Jing Ran encouragement, and Jing Ran gave birth to the baby with all her strength. The moment the baby came out, all the pain disappeared, and all the strength disappeared.

Jing Ran lay limp on the bed and didn't want to move. When she heard the child's loud cry, she couldn't help crying.She didn't shed a single tear during childbirth.

But when he heard the cry of the child, he couldn't help it anymore.I don't know whether it was excitement, grievance, or emotion, in short, the tears just broke the embankment.

(End of this chapter)