"Hmm, we’ve been here for quite a while, and it’s not good to have Wanwan sitting for so long. She really should rest well during her confinement period." Zhang Xinyue said.
She was born in the countryside, and she has younger brothers and sisters. Her own mother didn’t rest properly during her confinement, and though they now have the means, her mother’s health can never be restored.
"Then you can take these back with you to eat." Shen Yi handed over two of the bags.
Wanwan should eat something around this time, so Shen Yi had also prepared for Song Ziyi and the others, but he hadn’t expected them to be leaving so soon.
Zhang Xinyue didn’t stand on ceremony and reached out to take them, "That’s fine, you go back and look after Wanwan now, we’ll be leaving."
"Alright." Shen Yi nodded.
After watching them leave, Shen Yi returned to the hospital room and saw Ye Wanwan just getting out of bed. He quickly asked, "What’s wrong?"
Ye Wanwan tried to sound as calm as possible, "Going to the restroom."
Shen Yi stepped forward to support Ye Wanwan, who was still a bit embarrassed, "The doctor said I’ve recovered very well, you don’t need to be so cautious."
"It’s better to be a bit more careful." Shen Yi didn’t care, as ever since he knew Ye Wanwan was having the baby, he had not returned to the company but had been by her side in the hospital twenty-four hours a day.
Shen Yi told Assistant Chen to go to Elder Shen for anything he couldn’t handle.
Shen Yi told his father to help with the company’s affairs and gave him the chance to name the baby in return.
Shen Yun’an frowned at the time and said, "You should name your own child. You’re getting me involved in something and acting as if it’s a reward?"
Shen Yi had then asked, "Do you accept then?"
Shen Yun’an frowned but said nothing, and the next day he went to the company and told Assistant Chen to transfer his work to him temporarily.
When Ye Wanwan learned about this, she was silent for a long time. She looked at Shen Yi and no matter how she looked, she couldn’t see him as someone who would do such a thing.
Yet Shen Yi had just done so.
After Ye Wanwan came out of the restroom, Shen Yi took out the bird’s nest soup that had been simmering at home, tested the temperature to make sure it was right, and then handed it to Ye Wanwan.
Ye Wanwan sipped slowly, then heard Shen Yi say, "In another couple of days, once we’re certain your health is really fine, we’ll go home."
"Go home?" Ye Wanwan was stunned, somewhat puzzled by Shen Yi’s plan.
Shen Yi looked at Ye Wanwan and explained, "Don’t you dislike hospitals?"
Ye Wanwan was momentarily at a loss, not knowing what to say. She did dislike hospitals, even despising doctors, but that was all in the past life.
Shen Yi continued, "It’s already the fourth day today, and the doctor has said you can be discharged because there are no problems, but I’m worried about you. I plan to stay a couple more days until there are absolutely no risks, and then we’ll go home."
Shen Yi had already thought it through, even if he knew that Ye Wanwan didn’t feel the same aversion to doctors and hospitals as she did in her past life.
Still, he was unwilling to subject Ye Wanwan to even the slightest discomfort. In this unfamiliar place, how could it possibly feel as comfortable as at home?
"But wouldn’t it be troublesome to go home?" Here in the hospital, she has professional medical staff for her postpartum care, she can recover well afterward, and the medical staff can take proper care of Zhouzhou.