When Yan Jue woke up, his head still ached a little. He seemed to remember something and sat up instantly. There was no one in the room, so he immediately got up.

As I walked downstairs, I saw Wan Ge chatting with her parents.

He was completely blacked out after getting drunk, and he was afraid that he might have done something inappropriate while drunk, but it seems that he didn't.

When Wan Ge heard the noise, she turned around and said, "You're up. I made you some hangover soup. Drinking some will make you feel better."

As she spoke, she got up and walked towards the kitchen, and Yan Jue obediently followed his wife into the kitchen.

"Wife." Yan Jue held the hangover soup in his hands, feeling a special sweetness in his heart.

They got their marriage certificate and held a wedding ceremony; they were now a legally married couple.

"Yes, I'm here, my darling husband," Wan Ge replied warmly with a smile.

That "husband" really touched Yan Jue's heart. He put down the bowl in his hand and hugged the man tightly again.

…

Because of her pregnancy, Wan Ge has been living with the Yan family. On the one hand, her parents are there to remind her of things to pay attention to during pregnancy, and on the other hand, having relatives around makes her feel more at ease.

As Wan Ge's pregnancy progressed, Yan Jue went to work even less, especially around the time of her due date, when she stopped going to work altogether and stayed by Wan Ge's side.

When Wan Ge officially gave birth, Yan Jue heard the doctor say that everything went very smoothly, but when the new mother fainted, he immediately ran to Wan Ge's side.

Even though it was said to be going very smoothly, why did Wan Ge still faint from the pain? When Yan Jue saw that childbirth was very painful, he already regretted it. After doing his research, he also understood that people usually don't faint from the pain, but Wan Ge fainted, which proved that she was suffering more pain than others.

What Yan Jue didn't know was that Wan Ge fainted because the system had finally been repaired and she had remembered everything.

When Wan Ge opened her eyes, she saw a man standing by her bedside, his face full of guilt.

"Wange, you're awake. Are you hungry? Mom just brought over some broth and porridge."

Wan Ge nodded, watching as the other person opened the food box, which contained food suitable for postpartum women.

"I'm sorry." Yan Jue tightened his grip on the lid.

Wan Ge knew why he said sorry. No matter how many times his soul changed, unless it was the world he was born into, he would be especially afraid and nervous every time. He would even rather not have some worlds at all.

“The child is mine too, and the final decision about everything concerning him rests with me, so you don’t need to apologize to me. I also want to thank you for giving me a child and for taking such good care of us.” This is what he, as a father, should do, but his contributions should also be recognized. Just as he would thank himself for bringing him a child.

"Thank you, and...I love you!"

Wan Ge tilted her head slightly and then replied, "No need for thanks, but I will accept your love."

Mr. Yan, carrying his child, walked in with Mrs. Yan, only to find their son hugging someone else again.

Why are they still showing off their affection even though they just had a baby?

"It seems we've come back at the wrong time." Madam Yan said this as she moved closer to Wan Ge.