Your Guise Is Slipping, Miss Pearl (Pearl and Richard) novel Chapter 1397

In the operating room, Feather lay on the surgical table in a disheveled state, sweat soaking through her thin clothes.

Hanzel watched the continuous blood flow, and his head felt dizzy. He staggered a few steps, and the nearby nurse noticed. "Sir, are you okay? You seem a bit off."

Hanzel's lips turned pale, and he smiled and shook his head. "It's okay, I'm fine."

"Okay. If anything happens, you must tell me immediately."

Hanzel nodded without saying anything. Then, he approached Feather. "How are you feeling now, Fifi?" His voice was very gentle.

Too weak to open her mouth, Feather opened her eyes in surprise when she heard the familiar voice. "Why are you here?"

"I heard you're not in great condition, so I came in to see."

"But… I'm afraid it might scare you. You better go out." Feather felt embarrassed and pushed his hand away.

"Is it because it hurts too much?" Remembering scenes from dramas, Hanzel reached out his hand. "If it hurts too much, you can bite me. But don't give up."

Feather shook her head. "I'm not as fragile as you think. I remember you faint at the sight of blood, right? You should go out."

Seeing his lips turn pale but still insisting on squatting by her side, Feather felt a sense of gratification. She didn't marry the wrong person.

*

Feather was taken to the ward to rest while the baby was placed in an incubator.

Susan frowned when she heard that it was a boy. "Although I love both boys and girls, it'd have been better if it was a girl. That way, she could be as beautiful as Fifi. I hope the baby boy won't be led astray by his father."

Susan had given birth to so many sons. Naturally, she hoped to have a little princess to pamper.

Hanzel chuckled awkwardly at this remark. "Mom, how could having a boy mean I'll lead him astray? I'll definitely teach my child well, so don't worry about that."