Seeing the happiness in his daughter filled Josh Batton’s heart with contentment.For him, the happiest feeling was not about receiving numerous awards on stage or how much money he made.Instead, it was coming home to his wife and daughter. The warmth in their home and his loved ones made him feel happy.He was so lucky to meet Annabeth Cates, and he swore in his heart that he would be good to her and their child for the rest of his life.Beep, beep, beep—His phone rang right then, so he immediately answered when he saw Georgie Clementine's name flashing on his screen.“Hey, Georgie. What’s up?"“Josh, the film 'Wind and Shadow', had been nominated as the best picture in the Passion Film Festival. As the male lead, you’ve also received a nomination as Best Actor, Most Popular Actor, and the Passion Film Festival’s Favorite Pick.“They’re inviting you to both the opening ceremony and the award ceremony taking place on the first of the next month.”She sounded full of exciteme

When Henry Armstrong entered the VIP ward, he felt as if he’d just returned from hell as the memories of what happened a while ago made him sweat all over.Although having a newborn was worth celebrating, he couldn’t bring himself to feel happy just yet.He didn’t even have a proper look at his baby because his eyes never left Georgie Clementine at all.After arriving at the ward, most nurses left to take care of the baby, leaving only a few others behind to help move Georgie onto a bed with his assistance.He remained silent as he sat next to her rigidly, holding one of her cold hands and gazing at her pale face.His heart ached upon recalling everything she had suffered through earlier.He vowed never to get Georgie pregnant again so that they would only have to live through this experience once.Soon, the doctor attached her other hand to an anti-inflammatory drip and then launched into a brief explanation about both the mother's and child's conditions and anything worthy of

Henry Armstrong gazed at Georgie Clementine incredulously. “So what if you’re an adult? I had to be here to look after you, too, even if it was a natural delivery. I witnessed everything you went through inside that delivery room. How could I not worry about you?“Our baby will be fine since he has nurses to look after him. I was planning to see him after you’ve woken up. People always hope to see their loved ones by their side when they wake up in their weakest moments. Wouldn’t you feel uneasy if I wasn’t around then?” he explained.Georgie felt warm in her heart once again after hearing what he said, recalling how he'd acted in the delivery room and how he was behaving now.She knew that she had married the right person as this man genuinely loved and appreciated her.Her life felt complete by meeting a man like Henry.“All right, that makes sense, too," she admitted with a sigh. "Let’s not argue about such things. Take me to see our baby now, please. I must see him.”He knew

Henry Armstrong’s mother scratched her head with a troubled expression. “Hmm, I think he said Georgie worked too hard during her pregnancy. Maybe that’s why this happened.”She frowned slightly. “She still couldn't stay away from work despite becoming pregnant. It’s admirable for young people to want to work hard, but she really should have cut back after becoming pregnant. I remember Henry telling me that her job wasn’t all that difficult.”“He must’ve lied to us so that we wouldn’t worry,” her husband told her, both feeling uneasy as they discussed it.It wasn’t because their son lied to them, but rather because they felt sorry for Georgie Clementine.Neither of them approved of Georgie at first and would always hope they would split up. But then they began to understand her better after spending more time with her.They gradually discovered what a great person she was, by being a capable, pretty, ambitious, and humble woman.Georgie never had ulterior motives by being with Hen

Georgie Clementine nodded as she subconsciously clasped her hands together. “Yes, it’s all my fault. I was too confident in myself.”“Don’t be that way anymore," Henry Armstrong's father advised. "Work is important, but your health is even more so. You shouldn’t work too hard even if you’re not pregnant or your body would be exhausted."Henry’s mother also nodded in agreement. “He's right. Our family has more than enough money to look after you even if you don’t work and stay home.“Women shouldn’t work so hard anyway,” she added, sighing at the situation before her.She never thought she’d one day be on such good terms with Georgie when she used to disapprove of her so much. She certainly never expected to be so concerned about her. She felt ashamed as she thought about the things she used to say to Georgie back then.Her daughter-in-law chuckled. “Okay, I’ll pay attention. Nonetheless, I’m not going to stay at home and not do something. I have my dreams and goals, and I’ve dev