Summary of Chapter 957 – A turning point in Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss by Nydia Scott
Chapter 957 immerses the reader in an emotional journey within the world of Sorry for Your Loss, It's Me, I'm the Loss, written by Nydia Scott. With the hallmarks of Romance literature, this chapter balances emotion, tension, and revelation. Perfect for readers seeking narrative depth and authentic human connections.
The timing of her labor was fortunate. The hospital was quiet at night, with only a couple of doctors and nurses on duty, making it easier to conceal their plan. It seemed their baby knew how to help.
But it meant Yvonne would have to endure a lot.
Emma said, "I'll have the staff at home make some soup and send it over. Yvonne can have it as soon as she's done giving birth."
Yvonne had entered the delivery room at one in the morning. Bennett, Frank, and Emma waited outside the entire time.
They waited until dawn, but the baby still hadn't arrived.
Bennett's face was dark, and he was losing his composure, pacing back and forth in front of the delivery room door.
"Stop pacing, you're making me dizzy. Can't you just sit still for a minute?" Frank said, pressing his aching temples.
"Why isn't Yvonne out yet?" Bennett said.
Frank replied, "Giving birth isn't that fast. Your mother was in labor for a whole day when she had you."
"My labor was only difficult because an accident forced me into premature labor. Yvonne is young and healthy, she should be out soon."
Emma shot Frank a glare and warned in a low voice, "Watch what you say. Say something auspicious."
Frank nodded and wisely kept quiet.
At six in the morning, there was finally some movement from the delivery room.
The door opened, and a nurse walked out holding a swaddled bundle. "Yvonne’s family? The baby is here. A girl, six and a half pounds."
"She's born! She's finally born! That's wonderful!" Emma walked joyfully to the nurse's side and took the baby in her arms.
Newborns are always wrinkled and red-faced, and this one's eyes were closed, her eyelids swollen.
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