Marrying a rich man after rebirth: The daily life of a legitimate daughter

Chunxia pulled the midwife to Li Wanrong's room.

The midwife ran out of breath and said, "You little girl, I'm so old, and you're pulling me to run so fast. I'm almost going to die."

"If you don't hurry up, Aunt Li lying on the bed will die."

The midwife stood there breathing heavily. When she had rested enough, she walked to the bedside, lifted the quilt from Li Wanrong's body, and pressed her belly with her hands: "I'm afraid the baby in this aunt's belly can't be saved."

Everyone in the room had a calm expression. Although He Shulan felt regretful, she felt that it was beyond human control.

As for the prince, he didn't really want the baby because Li Wanrong was conceived after she was kidnapped by bandits. But Li Wanrong insisted on giving birth, and he had no choice but to agree.

Now that the baby in Li Wanrong's belly is gone, his mood is indescribable. He can neither say he is happy nor sad.

He Shulan had never given birth before and didn't know what to do. She asked the midwife, "What should we do now that Aunt Li is unconscious?"

The midwife took out a silver needle and inserted it into Li Wanrong's philtrum.

Soon, Li Wanrong woke up and shouted that her stomach hurt.

The midwife no longer hesitated, asked everyone in the room to leave, and asked the maid to go to the kitchen to boil water.

Li Wanrong, who was lying on the bed, realized that something was wrong: "Why did you ask them to leave? Why did you prepare boiling water?"

"You can't keep the baby in your belly. I have to take the dead fetus out of your belly."

Li Wanrong looked at the midwife in disbelief: "Impossible, you are lying to me."

The midwife who was questioned was very unhappy. She delivered countless babies every year. She could tell whether they were alive or dead just by touching them: "You'll know when I take the baby out." It was useless for her to say anything now. She might as well let the facts speak for themselves.

Li Wanrong couldn't believe that the baby in her belly was gone. She kept struggling on the bed, not letting the midwife touch her.

The midwife couldn't hold Li Wanrong back, so she opened the door and walked out: "Auntie won't cooperate, two people come in, help me hold her back."

The prince is served by men, so they are not allowed to enter.

He Shulan asked Nanny Chen and other maids in the mansion to enter Li Wanrong's room.

Nanny Chen grabbed Aunt Li tightly and said in a cold tone, "Aunt, the baby in your belly can no longer be saved. If you don't take the baby out now, your life will be in danger. You should cooperate with the midwife and you can still have a baby in the future."

Li Wanrong knew that it would be difficult for her to get pregnant in the future, so she desperately wanted to keep the child: "You must have been sent by He Shulan to harm me on purpose, to kill the baby in my belly."

At this time, Nanny Chen really wanted to leave, but she had to follow the Princess's orders.

Chun Xia, who was standing outside the door, couldn't help but explain to the Princess: "You fell into the lake and got a miscarriage, so you lost the baby. What does it have to do with the Princess?"

Li Wan endured the pain and loudly retorted: "I won't believe you anyway."

The prince didn't expect that Li Wanrong would still be making a fuss at this time. The longer the time dragged on, the more painful Li Wanrong became: "Madame Chen, you don't have to pay attention to Aunt Li. Let's work together to hold her tight."

Upon hearing the prince's order, Nanny Chen and the others no longer hesitated, climbed onto the bed, and pulled Li Wanrong's limbs hard.

The midwife pulled down Li Wanrong's pants, and saw the six-month-old baby was fully formed, with its head already coming out. She reached out and pulled the dead fetus out.

When she saw the six-month-old baby, she was so scared that she screamed, "Ghost!", and the dead fetus in her hands fell on the bed. She didn't care about the blood stains on her hands and ran out of the room.

Nanny Chen took a look at the dead fetus on the bed. Its skin was blue and it had only one leg. She turned pale with fear. She suppressed her fear and wrapped the child in swaddling clothes to show Aunt Li: "Please confirm whether it is a dead fetus."

Aunt Li propped herself up and looked at the baby who had just taken shape in the cradle. The baby's skin was blue because she was not from Earth. Children on Earth are born with only one leg, and only when they are one month old will the baby's leg separate automatically.

Unable to feel the child's breath, her heart felt as if someone was grabbing it tightly. She was in so much pain that she couldn't breathe. She reached out to hug the child.

Nanny Chen avoided her and said, "The child still needs to be shown to the prince. Let the prince take care of it. Aunt Li just had a miscarriage. She should rest first."

Li Wanrong's heart skipped a beat. If the prince saw the child, he would definitely think he was a monster. "It's just a dead fetus. There's no need to show it to the prince. Just give it to me."

Nanny Chen did not give Li Wanrong anything, but walked out of the room directly with the dead fetus in her arms. The Princess of the County was also there, and the dead fetus had to be examined by the Prince of the County, lest Li Wanrong throw dirty water on the Princess of the County in the future.

When the Prince and He Shulan saw the dead fetus in the cradle, they were so frightened that they almost cried out.

"What should we do with this child?" asked Nanny Chen.

When the prince heard Li Wanrong's heart-wrenching cry, he did not let the servants deal with the child casually: "Tell the servants to prepare a small coffin and bury the child in the ancestral tomb of the prince's mansion."

Nanny Chen carried the child and left the yard.

"I'll go find the midwife and give her some money so she won't spread the news that Li Wanrong gave birth to a monster."

"Okay." The prince walked into the room and hugged Li Wanrong: "Child, I have handled it properly, so don't make a fuss anymore."

But Li Wanrong couldn't help crying. She was so sad that she put all the blame on He Shulan: "He Shulan deliberately held a peony banquet in the mansion to lure me out. Because of this, I fell into the lake and lost the baby in my belly."

The prince was very disappointed with Li Wanrong: "It was you who climbed up the wall and fell into the lake in the garden, which led to the miscarriage. How can you blame the princess?"

"I knew you had changed your mind. You are still helping He Shulan at this time."

The prince explained helplessly: "This is not a question of who to help or not to help, but a question of being reasonable. It's obviously your own problem, how can you blame others?"

"That's her"

The prince didn't want to stay in the same room with Li Wanrong any longer, so he covered her with a quilt and said, "You should have a good rest. I will come to see you when I have time." After that, he ignored Li Wanrong and left the room.

Li Wanrong was so angry that she grabbed a pillow and threw it at the prince. Seeing that the prince ignored her, she hugged the quilt and lay on the bed crying.

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He Shulan found the frightened midwife and stuffed five hundred taels of silver into her hand: "I hope the midwife can keep the fact that my aunt gave birth to a monster a secret."

These huge sums of silver bills brought the midwife back to her senses. This was not the first time she had encountered such a thing, but Aunt Li's stillbirth was too scary, so she did not give away the silver bills she had received.