Before she could figure out what he wanted to talk about, Fu Hanzheng pulled her to the nursery next door.

Fu Hanzheng glanced at her and said, "Let me see the injury on your stomach."

Gu Weiwei pursed her lips, thinking to herself that he had noticed the pain in her wound when she bent down to put the child down.

She obediently lifted her clothes, revealing the wound on her stomach.

"It's okay, I'll be more careful next time."

For a moment I forgot I had a wound on my stomach, and only remembered it when I bent over and felt the pain.

Fu Hanzheng breathed a sigh of relief when he confirmed that her wound hadn't reopened, but his expression remained serious and earnest.

"We need to talk about more than just this."

"What else is there to discuss?"

Gu Weiwei picked up the rabbit plush toy on the sofa and asked casually.

"The children will be cared for by a nanny at night, and you can take care of them during the day," Fu Hanzheng said, explaining his plan.

That was his original plan, but she was adamant about not letting the child be cared for by a nanny, so he compromised and let the child stay with them at night.

But just now I saw her struggling so much just to hold and put the child down for a moment.

If I have to take care of both of them at night, I'm afraid neither of them will get any sleep.

He didn't care, but she was recovering and couldn't afford to be rested or overworked.

"Didn't we already agree on this?" Gu Weiwei said, dissatisfied.

They clearly promised before that they would take care of the child themselves, so how could they suddenly change their minds?

"You should focus on getting better first, then we can talk about taking care of them," Fu Hanzheng said.

The two children wake up almost every one or two hours, either to have their diapers changed or to be breastfed.

Moreover, they usually don't wake up together. One wakes up and just falls asleep, and then the other wakes up. One is just put down to sleep, and then the other wakes up.

Gu Weiwei rubbed her forehead. Ultimately, it was because she had accidentally hurt her wound while letting the child out earlier, and he noticed it.

"The doctor said that newborns should have more contact with their mothers."

“The nanny will be with them at night, and you can stay with them as long as you want during the day,” Fu Hanzheng said firmly.

"But... what if they get hungry at night?" Gu Weiwei asked.

These past few days in the hospital, I've been exclusively breastfeeding. Even with the help of the maternal and infant specialists at night, what do they eat when they're hungry?

“Baby formula,” Fu Hanzheng said.

Leaving the child in the care of a nanny won't have much of an impact, but if she has to take care of the child herself, won't her health be ruined by them?

While sons and daughters are important, they are not as important as his wife, a point Fu Hanzheng has always been clear about.

"I disagree," Gu Weiwei objected.

From the time she was in the womb until the birth of her two children, they never left her side for more than two hours.

Now that he's back, he wants to leave the two children with a nanny at night, which is so inhumane.

“Just leave them to take care of you at night, and you can stay with them during the day,” Fu Hanzheng gently advised.

He just hoped her body could recover as soon as possible and didn't want her to be exhausted by the child again.

If it's just a child, and she's with him at night, he can manage to take care of her.

The key issue is that there are two problems now, and even if he helps, he might not be able to manage them all.

However, as a mother, Gu Weiwei couldn't bring herself to let go of her child.

Even if it's just for ten or so hours at night.

"If you think they're too noisy, you can sleep upstairs. I'll take care of them myself."