Relentless Pursuit After Divorce by The nightingale lives

Chapter 1210: 1210. Still, let’s go for the C-section.

She had thought that since her child hadn’t caused her much trouble during the pregnancy, the birth wouldn’t be much of a fuss either.

But no, the moment the car arrived at the hospital, her water broke.

At that, Adam Jones became an instant bundle of nerves.

Thankfully, in the Delivery Room, with the obstetricians already on standby, things didn’t descend into chaos.

It’s just that this child, before coming into the world, was causing more trouble than William Campbell ever did.

She was only dilated to one and a half centimeters when Elly Campbell started to feel the pain quite acutely.

She could still bear it, but by the time she was three centimeters dilated, the pain was so intense she began to sweat coldly.

The man who remained by her side, refusing to leave the Delivery Room, was now more nervous than she was.

Even though they already had a son, William, this child was indeed the first one Adam had been present for all the way through.

It was also his first time watching his wife give birth.

Watching Elly’s eyebrows gradually knit together and the cold sweat beading on her forehead, Adam’s heart began to lodge itself in his throat.

didn’t

the epidural,

went, the more pain she endured. By the time she was seven to eight centimeters dilated, the sweat had

in this state, Adam

shouldn’t have let her go

it been a C-section, she wouldn’t be in so much

a level 12, whereas the pain a man

made Adam’s

be so stubborn, let’s just have the doctor do

pain, raised her hand and pushed hard on his shoulder, "Don’t... don’t come up with bad ideas, if I go for a C-section now, my previous suffering would be

Adam Jones: "..."

of

be better once the

where actually at this time they weren’t needed, but Adam, out

in the Delivery Room, the midwives wouldn’t have been so anxious,

Elly would dilate to ten centimeters the next

"All ten centimeters dilated."

and with the end of

my commands, when your

"That’s right... keep on."