Chapter 746 The Arrival
When Waresther had given birth to him, she had nearly lost her life. Her body never recovered. That memory had carved deep into Wyatt’s heart.
He adored children, yes–but he had never imagined asking Yunice to bear his. He knew too well bow lengers & could be.
And yer nice had taken that risk on her own. To want a child–his child–shook him to his core. The Selling was so tangled, equal parts fear, awe, and clation, it often left him restless and
He paced outside the delivery room, glancing at his watch again and again.
They
Half an hour
Fornc
An hour gone.
Why isn’t it over yet he barked, rounding on the door. “Do these useless doctors even know what they’re doing
He raised his fist, ready to pound the steel when the door opened.
A young marse flinched at the sight of his raised arm.
Wyatt seized her immediately. How is she? Why has it taken so long without a sound? Do you even know how to deliver a baby??
“Sir, calm down. The first labor is always longer.
But the other women are already done! Why is Yunice still in there? I want to see her-”
Before he finished, a strained but steady voice cut through from within: “Wyatt! Sit down and stog making a scene?“
Her low breath carried both pain and control.
The nurse shoved him back easily, closing the door.
Wyatt staggered two steps, crouched, and pressed a hand to his forehead.
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Chapter 746 The Arrival
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Inside, Yunice kept her breathing measured, riding out each contraction.
The midwife soothed her. “First births take time. Once you’re fully dilated, it’ll be quick.”
“You could’ve chosen the cesarean Mr. Wyatt suggested–spare yourself the suffering,” the nurse added.
At ten centimeters, Yunice clutched the sheets, teeth grinding. “This is it. After this one, never again.”
If childbirth were too easy, she feared she’d forget the pain.
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