After dinner, the medical staff massaged Lu Qingqing, saying it could speed up the delivery process.
Fu Ying and Song Xiufeng stepped out to wait outside.
Lu Qingqing was in so much pain that she kept asking, "When can I give birth? I've seen news reports where people give birth on the road, in a car, or on a plane, and it goes so smoothly."
Why was it so slow for her?
She glanced up at the clock on the wall—it wasn't even nine o'clock yet. That meant it had been over three hours since her water broke.
Isn't it supposed to happen right after the water breaks?
Dr. Lin was massaging her and said with a chuckle, "Your baby is very patient. I can't give you an exact delivery time because it's up to the baby to decide. Besides, giving birth too quickly isn't good for the mother. For those who give birth on the road, in a car, or on a plane, both the mother and baby are at high risk of bacterial infection. So, don't envy them."
