Throughout her pregnancy, Fang Huahua did nothing but eat and drink. Wei Yu pampered her, and the Fang family indulged her every whim.
Although her doctor had advised her that her pelvic structure was well-suited for a natural birth and suggested she monitor her own weight and the baby’s to avoid complications from an overly large fetus, she was used to having her own way. Furthermore, her mother-in-law nagged her daily, insisting that for the baby’s sake, she should eat more, claiming that a single day of growth in the womb was more important than ten days after birth.
As a result, even now that the baby was born, Fang Huahua looked like a completely different person compared to before her pregnancy. To make matters worse, she had gone into premature labor due to stress. Before the baby could be born—and before she ended up needing a C-section—she had been pushed and berated by her mother-in-law, leading to a hemorrhage that brought her to the brink of death.
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