Gale Summer, after all, did not conceive the legendary Nezha. She began experiencing labor pains on the tenth day after her due date, and her child with Ricky Lewis finally came knocking.
Actually, the day before, Evone Thompson and Ricky Lewis were both saying, if all else fails, just have a cesarean section, right? Wouldn't it be somewhat bad for the child to be in the womb too long?
But Gale Summer insisted on waiting a bit longer, saying she would wait another two weeks, and if the child still didn't come knocking, she would choose cesarean delivery.
In the end, the child came knocking, and labor pains kicked in. She was immediately sent to the delivery room, followed by a long wait for the moment the child would arrive.
Gale Summer originally thought since the child had already knocked, birth would soon follow. However, the reality was, after two hours of labor pain in the delivery room, the child was still not born.
