At the end of April, spring was warm and blooming, with vibrant blossoms everywhere.
With twelve days left until the due date, Mu Xiangwan woke up early feeling heaviness and discomfort in her stomach. After washing up, she reluctantly ate something and then, accompanied by Mrs. Mu and Aunt Wei, went to the hospital for a routine prenatal check-up.
Unexpectedly, this check-up revealed something that frightened everyone.
The doctor said that the amniotic fluid was low and suggested admission to the hospital and induction to give birth as soon as possible.
Mu Xiangwan was instantly baffled by this.
This was unsettling because it had long been agreed that when Su Chaoyang returned, he would accompany her during childbirth, and he had been arranging his work for that period so that he could be available a couple of days before the due date, ready and present. But now, with ten days suddenly cut short, the baby had to be delivered prematurely.
