Scene 607 "One Hundred Days Postpartum" Extra Chapter for October (3.5/16)
All the relatives were invited to the hundred-day feast, and since it was held at The Imperial Court Club, not many people drank heavily. Everyone finished their als happily, and they were getting ready to go ho.
Old Master Forrester wanted to follow so superstitions, insisting that his grandson’s family of three stay overnight at the old house, which earned him a frustrated eye roll from Simon Forrester.
The family of three arrived at Fenmore Hill before nine o’clock.
After getting out of the car, Simon Forrester held the child while walking ahead and whispered instructions, "I already gave our son a bath at the old house this evening. When we get upstairs, you take a quick shower, then nurse him to sleep, and I’ll take my turn."
Isn’t that the usual routine? Why did he need to repeat it?
Sienna Thornton responded with an "Oh" and followed him into the house.
Then, as per Simon Forrester’s instructions, Sienna quickly took a quick shower, skipping the hair wash as she had done it the night before. This saved her ti drying her hair, and she was done in ten minutes, ready to nurse the child.
Since the child hadn’t slept since the evening, he was already very sleepy. After a little bit of breastfeeding, he fell into a deep sleep. Sienna then expressed the remaining milk for storage before snuggling into bed to enjoy a mont of peace and freedom.
With her eyes closed, she rested and reflected on her life with Simon Forrester since becoming pregnant.
In the early stages of her pregnancy, they followed the doctor’s orders, keeping things calm and restrained. This was mainly because she suffered from severe morning sickness and had little interest, and since they were both first-ti parents, they couldn’t help but be nervous, fearing the fragility of the fetus, and were constantly cautious, let alone doing anything strenuous.
During the mid-term of her pregnancy, Sienna no longer experienced morning sickness and was in a better mood, so they started trying out so prenatal exercises.
Simon Forrester would tirelessly express his affection, declaring that he loved her entirely, even down to her pores sweating from exercise.
Looking back at those months, Sienna felt both helpless and deeply touched, as Simon Forrester took great care of her and was really tender.
When they initially hired that young baby nurse, Auntie King was worried there might be so drama with a seductress trying to steal the male lead, but after almost a month, there wasn’t any sign of Simon Forrester having excessive conversations with her; he didn’t even glance at her.
Although Sienna took so precautionary asures, it was rely because she didn’t know the baby nurse well and wanted to avoid potential trouble, not because she distrusted Simon Forrester.
For she knows that Simon Forrester is not soone who chases after excitent. Moreover, she has a clear understanding that the deep and stable connection they share is built on their mutual understanding, attraction, admiration, respect, and support over the years, aligning in both mind and temperant, rather than Simon’s longing for her youthful body or her fascination with the Forrester family’s wealth.
They simply love each other in a pure and sincere way, and this love grows deeper every day.
Now, with a child, they are a happy family of three, where the sense of responsibility is greater, and the feeling of happiness is stronger. Their bond is destined to be tighter, and they’ll remain together for life, respecting and loving each other forever.
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Simon Forrester finished his shower and ca out. The bedroom lights were off, leaving only a dim wall lamp on.
Sienna was lying completely under the covers, only her head peeked out, eyes closed as if she was already asleep.
Simon glanced at the ti, nine o’clock, it wasn’t too late.
He returned to the bathroom, using the hairdryer to warm his hands and feet, then crawled into bed.
By this ti, Sienna had turned over, leaving him only the back of her head.
He lay down and pulled her into his arms...
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