Dumped My Cheating Ex. Now I'm Sleeping Next to a Billionaire CEO novel Chapter 1632

The doctor stepped forward to check on the babies, offering a warm smile to ease Emmy's worries.

"Don't worry, ma'am, this is a completely normal physiological response. It is simply their natural instinct reacting to the stimuli of this unfamiliar new world," the doctor explained in a soothing tone. "In fact, letting newborns cry a bit is quite beneficial. Crying loudly helps their alveoli fully expand, allowing them to establish a normal, independent respiratory system. So there is no need to fret. They will cry for a little while, and once they gradually adapt to the surrounding environment and temperature, they will naturally stop."

Emmy breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing this.

However, James's expression darkened considerably as he stood by her side. He furrowed his brows and stared at the tiny creature wailing at the top of its lungs, his face filled with undisguised distaste. "He is a bit loud."

He turned to the doctor, asking the question as if it were the most reasonable thing in the world. "This noise is going to disturb my wife's rest. Can you take him away?"

The doctor froze, completely at a loss for words. After working in the maternity ward for so many years, she had seen all sorts of reactions from new fathers. Yet, this was the very first time she had encountered a biological father requesting to have his newborn son removed simply because the crying might bother his wife.

Emmy was so amused by his absurd demand that she could not help but laugh, playfully chiding him. "How is he loud?"

She looked down at the tiny bundle in her arms, her eyes overflowing with a mother's fierce, protective love. "This is the most vibrant proof of life, showing that he has just arrived in this world. I love hearing his cry. It shows just how energetic and healthy he is."

The doctor quickly chimed in with an agreeable smile. "Yes, sir, your wife is absolutely right. Medically speaking, the louder a newborn cries, the healthier their cardiopulmonary development is."

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