Granny Tan knew who gave her the money, and also knew that Wang Shiyu was waiting at the door, so she took care of the child and swaddled him, then spoke to Mo Ru Ru, who seemed a little exhausted but in good spirits.

"Congratulations, Madam, on giving birth to a little boy. Look how energetic this child is. His rosy skin shows that he will be a fair and handsome boy in the future."

Mo Ru Ru's face was a little pale, her hair was wet with sweat, and she looked at the child with a smile on her face. He was still young and it was hard to tell who he looked like. His face was red like a little monkey.

"Grandma, please take the child out and let Xiaoyu see him. The child must be very worried."

After she finished speaking, she heaved a sigh of relief, closed her eyes, and began to rest. Doctor Wen had been staring at Mo Ruru's condition, and only after she was sure that Mo Ruru was just a little exhausted and closed her eyes to rest did she heaved a sigh of relief. No one could snatch the two hundred taels of silver from her.

Grandma Tan happily carried the child out of the door. Wang Shiyu had already heard the child's cry and Grandma Tan's congratulations. She was relieved when she was sure that there was no big mess in the house.

Unexpectedly, Granny Tan actually held the baby and let her see it. Wang Shiyu then remembered a local custom that when the midwife brought the baby out, she had to prepare a red envelope and put it on the baby's swaddling clothes, which meant that it could suppress the child's soul and help the baby grow up safely.

When returning to the delivery room, the money will be taken away by the midwife, the first person to touch the baby. This means that the midwife is the first person to witness the baby and can lead the child to grow up healthily. Wang Shiyu did not expect that her mother would let her mother-in-law take the baby out, so she did not prepare.