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Chapter 2271 Chapter 2271 Seeing the happiness in his daughter filled Josh Batton's heart with contentment.

For him, the happiest feeling was not about receiving numerous awards on stage or how much money he made.

Instead, it was coming home to his wife and daughter. The warmth in their home and his loved ones made him feel happy.

He was so lucky to meet Annabeth Cates, and he swore in his heart that he would be good to her and their child for the rest of his life. Beep, beep, beep- His phone rang right then, so he immediately answered when he saw Georgie Clementine's name flashing on his screen.

"Hey, Georgie. What's up?"

"Josh, the film 'Wind and Shadow', had been nominated as the best picture in the Passion Film Festival. As the male lead, you've also received a nomination as Best Actor, Most Popular Actor, and the Passion Film Festival's Favorite Pick.

"They're inviting you to both the opening ceremony and the award ceremony taking place on the first of the next month."

She sounded full of excitement as she broke the news to him.

'Wind and Shadow' was an artistic film Josh had starred in last year, earning three billion in box office sales when it came out at the end of last year.

He gained many fans through that film after putting a lot of effort into it, so he was overjoyed to be nominated then.

The Passion Film Festival was one of the four main film festivals in the country, and being its Favorite Pick was the ultimate achievement for those in the industry.

He had already won this award twice, so this would be his third time if successful.

He hoped he could accomplish this feat as nobody else had ever won it three times so far.

He wanted to be the first.

"All right, I understand," he replied.

"Designer labels are fighting for your endorsement brands when they heard about your invitation, especially those we've worked with before. Dior and Chanel have expressed their intention to dress you in their latest outfits for the upcoming award season, and even Armani was willing to give you outfits that have never been showcased yet.

"Perhaps it's best to leave the decision to Annabeth since she's your manager now," Georgie explained.

Josh agreed and hung up before glancing at his wife beside him, who heard everything.

She was in a great mood as she held her husband's hand excitedly. "Honey, you're amazing! You've been nominated again! It would be wonderful if you won the awe.ne the Rassion Film Festival's Favorite Pick again."

He beamed, his mood improving tremendously after seeing the joy in her eyes.

"Georgie said you can select the outfit I would be wearing to the film festival," he told her. "Okay, sure."

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Meanwhile, Xyla Quest also received an invitation to the Passion Film Festival as an award presenter, to which she readily agreed.

Stanley Batton also showed interest in attending as one of the organizers of the Passion Film Festival since his wife wanted to go.

Suddenly, news of Stanley, Xyla, Josh, and Annabeth attending the Passion Film Festival together blew up on Weibo, making netizens on the platform interested in the awards event.\Chapter 2272 Chapter 2272 Georgie Clementine felt an ache in her stomach as soon as she finished her phone call with Josh Batton.

An intense suffocating sensation made her feel lightheaded.

Feeling uncomfortable, she sat on the bed and glanced at Henry Armstrong, who was playing a game on his laptop. "Hey, stop playing. Something doesn't feel right with my stomach."

Her stomach had repeated contractions as if she was in labor, but she had another month to go before her expected delivery date.

It wasn't supposed to be happening now. She didn't know why it had started this soon.

Henry instantly panicked when he saw Georgie like this.

He turned off his laptop and hastily picked up his car keys before carrying her out of the house.

He was speeding the entire journey, but traffic police didn't stop him because of his car's unique registration number.

They managed to arrive at Municipal Hospital without issues.

By then, Georgie felt her stomach increasingly aching, turning her vision dark as she felt like she was in hell.

Her face crumpled at the intense pain, her lips drained of color.

Henry's panic level increased upon seeing her in pain.

He was always in control over everything ever since he was a kid, always remaining calm no matter what happened.

However, he couldn't do so when he was worried something terrible would happen to Georgie.

He knew exactly how tough and dangerous it was for a pregnant woman that anything could go wrong and might even lead to deaths.

When the car rolled to a stop, Henry rushed Georgie into the hospital without a care for anything else.

A nurse confirmed that she was about to have a premature delivery. Then, she was wheeled to a VIPS delivery room since she didn't seem to have an issue with a natural delivery.

The hospital's Director of Obstetrics and Gynecology personally assisted Georgie in the delivery room, with Henry staying by her side throughout the process.

Lying on the cold delivery bed, she felt her stomach ache even more intensely, making her sweat profusely.

She'd never felt this weak before.

She couldn't stay calm despite her best efforts, her facial expressions giving her fears away.

She grabbed onto one edge of the bed with one hand while holding et Henry's hand tightly with the other, screaming in pain as she couldn't utter anything else.

He half-knelt next to her the entire time, never letting go of her hand as he cried with her.

There were many words of encouragement in his mind for Georgie, but he couldn't bring himself to say anything then. That was when he realized he couldn't speak at all amid a panic attack.

He regretted his part in making her pregnant. She didn't have to suffer this way if she wasn't.

Georgie suffered through labor pain for an hour in the delivery room before the doctor finally administered anesthetics at a suitable time.

She successfully gave birth to a baby boy after four hours, collapsing into a faint the moment he was delivered.

A nurse carefully cleaned the baby up before bringing him to the baby care unit where he was placed in an incubator.

Meanwhile, Georgie was brought to a VIP ward

Chapter 2273 Chapter 2273 When Henry Armstrong entered the VIP ward, he felt as if he'd just returned from hell as the memories of what happened a while ago made him sweat all over. Although having a newborn was worth celebrating, he couldn't bring himself to feel happy just yet.

He didn't even have a proper look at his baby because his eyes never left Georgie Clementine at all.

After arriving at the ward, most nurses left to take care of the baby, leaving only a few others behind to help move Georgie onto a bed with his assistance.

He remained silent as he sat next to her rigidly, holding one of her cold hands and gazing at her pale face.

His heart ached upon recalling everything she had suffered through earlier.

He vowed never to get Georgie pregnant again so that they would only have to live through this experience once.

Soon, the doctor attached her other hand to an anti-inflammatory drip and then launched into a brief explanation about both the mother's and child's conditions and anything worthy of note before taking his leave.

Henry sat in stoic silence beside the bed to accompany her without even visiting his newborn son.

The doctor had assured him that the baby was normal but needed close observation in the incubator for a while.

He was more worried about Georgie since he knew his son was fine. He couldn't wake her up to look at him.

Meanwhile, the nurses had already set things up for the baby, connecting various tubes to his tiny body to help with his nutrition intake and adjusting the temperature within the incubator accordingly.

The nurses stayed to observe him, taking note of his plump and pinkened body. He seemed so adorable with his eyes tightly shut the entire time.

He hadn't cried at all since his birth.

Seeing how adorable the baby looked, the nurses were consumed with feelings of motherly love- "This newborn is remarkable! I've never seen a baby who wouldn't cry."

"Me, too.

obstetrione One worked in the department for such 19 time, but this is the first tiet long Content I've seen a baby like that.” belongs to FindNovel.net The baby suddenly started smiling with yes closed while they showing some adorable.net s as he did.

The nurses were even more shocked at the sight- "Babies tend to cry when they're born, so why is this one different? Why is he smiling?"

"It's magical! It seems like this baby is born differently from the rest."

"Yeah. Oh my god! He looks even more adorable when he smiles."

They gazed at him for a long time before leaving, with one nurse hurrying over to Georgie's ward.

She then directly approached Henry to start telling him about the magical sight she'd just witnessed.

"Mr. Armstrong, your baby smiled just now, she beamed at him. "Don't you think that's magical? Most babies cry at birth, but he's the only one who smiles."

Henry instantly smiled when he heard that. "Really? That's magical."

Chapter 2274 Chapter 2274 Henry Armstrong felt his heart melting when he thought about his baby smiling.

"Mr. Armstrong, would you like to take a look at your baby? He is adorable," the nurse added.

"It's fine. I'd better keep an eye on my wife. I don't want her to be alone when she wakes up," he replied, surprising her with his attitude.

It was her first time meeting a father like Henry despite witnessing many deliveries from other families.

His newborn son was a premature baby and promptly brought into an incubator right after, but his wife merely lost consciousness from exhaustion with a stable condition.

Even so, it was odd how he showed little care toward his son while unable to tear his eyes away from his wife.

However, the nurse refrained from further comments out of respect for his status and silently left the ward.

Approximately an hour later, Georgie Clementine woke up to find Henry by her side.

He nervously stood up when he saw that she was awake. "How do you feel? Are you in pain? Hmm? Do you feel weak?

"Are you thirsty? Do you want some water? You haven't eaten all night, so you had to fight your way through all that, too. Are you hungry?"

His questions came one after another, and she didn't know which one to answer first.

"I'm not thirsty, and I don't want water. I don't want food either. I'm fine," she answered randomly with a chuckle. "Can you not ask me so many questions at once? I just woke up and my mind isn't fully alert yet."

He nodded in relief.

"Is our son alright?" she asked nervously.

He nodded again.

"Is he healthy? Is he like a normal baby?"

She sat upright then, eager to see and hold her child because she had fainted right after her baby was born.

She had no idea about anything other than discovering it was a baby boy.

Now, her motherly instincts prompted her to want to see her child right away, but Henry forcefully pressed her back down onto the bed.

"Our baby is fine," he assured her. "He's healthy and normal. All indicators showed that he's normal, even though he was born a month early. He isn't much different from any other baby.

"Furthermore, you've just delivered, so your body is still weak, and you should not move around. Our baby is fine in an incubator," he said in a stern tone. "I'll tell you what, once you've had enough rest, we can go and look at our baby in the morning."

"No, I want to see our baby now," she insisted with a head shake. "Have you seen him? Is he used to being in the incubator?"

He shook his head.

Georgie was shocked as her facial expression turned gloomy. "What? You didn't check on him? That's our baby! How could you not even go see him under such circumstances?" Their baby was delivered prematurely a month before the due date.

She found his behavior too cavalier as a new father.

He began to frown in a stern expression at her words. "How could I step away when you were still unconscious? The nurses are taking care of him, but you need to be taken care of, too. Isn't that so?"

Her heart grew warm, but she kept a dour expression on her face.

"I know you're worried about me, but I'm an adult. Besides, there is nothing to worry about when everything is normal. Also, how are you taking care of me when I've had a natural delivery?"

Chapter 2275 Chapter 2275 Henry Armstrong gazed at Georgie Clementine incredulously. "So what if you're an adult? I had to be here to look after you, too, even if it was a natural delivery. I witnessed everything you went through inside that delivery room. How could I not worry about you?

"Our baby will be fine since he has nurses to look after him. I was planning to see him after you've woken up. People always hope to see their loved ones by their side when they wake up in their weakest moments. Wouldn't you feel uneasy if I wasn't around then?" he explained.

Georgie felt warm in her heart once again after hearing what he said, recalling how he'd acted in the delivery room and how he was behaving now.

She knew that she had married the right person as this man genuinely loved and appreciated her.

Her life felt complete by meeting a man like Henry.

"All right, that makes sense, too," she admitted with a sigh. "Let's not argue about such things. Take me to see our baby now, please. I must see him."

He knew how determined she was from her insistent tone, so he sighed helplessly and raised his hands as an act of surrender. "Fine, whatever you say, okay? Georgie, I don't know what to do with you." With that, he went to retrieve a wheelchair before carrying her carefully into it before wheeling her over to see their son.

"You just won't listen to me. You're making yourself suffer," he kept complaining in a lowered voice the entire way there. "You shouldn't be out and about in such conditions. You should be in bed, don't you know that? What if you hurt yourself? Hmm?"

His voice sounded clear despite his hushed tones along the deserted walkway.

She couldn't help but smile when she heard his mutterings. "All right, stop nagging, old man, or people might think you're my father."

"Why can't I nag when you're not taking care of yourself?"

"It was a natural delivery, not a cesarean so all this isn't necessary. Other women abroad seem fine to live normally after a delivery. You're the only one exaggerating things," she told him with an eye roll.

"I don't care what they do, but you must you w good care of yourself. Do to live like a normal person? In your dreams,"

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"From now on, you'd have to go through postpartum recovery under my watchful eye. It'll take at least two months," he added.

"Two months? You might as well kill me now," she objected instantly. "One month is enough. Everyone else does."

"The women in the Batton family all go through at least two months of postpartum recovery," he insisted.

"Don't compare us to the Batton family. One month is usually enough."

Georgie was the kind of person who grew bored easily from inactivity She would go mad if she had to stay at home for two months without being allowed to go anywhere.

She had previously observed how bored Xyla Quest seemed when she went through her postpartum recovery.

"You must go through what they went through," Henry stated.

"That won't be necessary, Henry," she protested gloomily at his words.

However, his tone was irrefutable. "Listen to me. You can't decide on this."

She couldn't be bothered to argue when he seemed so determined.

Instead, she nodded helplessly, choosing to forget about it.

Chapter 2276 Chapter 2276 At Henry Armstrong's insistence, Georgie Clementine would do as he said.

Soon, he brought her to the newborn's ward, carrying her over to see their baby after putting on their isolation gowns.

Their hearts melted when they saw their adorable son in the incubator but then ached at the sight of various tubes connected to his body.

It was unfortunate that he was born prematurely. If he had been born at full term, he wouldn't have needed to suffer through this.

The baby was still so delicate and tiny, but he already had to be connected to all those tubes. It was truly heartbreaking.

"Do you think being connected to those tubes would hurt him?" she asked softly, her eyes filling with tears.

Henry frowned deeply. "The doctor said it wouldn't hurt."

"I don't believe it. I'm sure he must be in pain."

They liked the baby, but they also felt heartbroken for him.

"I heard he even smiled when he was inside so that probably means he isn't in pain," he added to reassure her.

She was shocked to hear this. "Really?"

He nodded. "Our baby has never once cried since he was born. He's only smiled. It's quite unusual.” She was even more surprised. "Indeed. I've only such babies on the television. I heard they tend to have good luck."

"He's born in our family. Naturally, he has good luck. That's especially true when He has a wonderful you, he said, putting her in a like mood with his words. Her He felt much better when he caught her smiling.

The two of them stayed by their baby's side for a long time until he began feeling numb in his arms from carrying her for that length of time.

They returned to her ward, where Henry carefully placed her on her bed.

Right then, they were still picturing how their baby looked with tubes connected to his body.

Despite the doctor's reassurance that it wouldn't hurt, they still felt sorry for their child.

"Hey, have your parents found out?" Georgie asked as she gazed at him.

He immediately shook his head.

"Not yet. I didn't have time to tell my parents about anything, did I? I couldn't think of anything or anyone else but you when everything happened. I thought I'd call my parents after you woke up."

With that, he hastily stood up to call his mother on the phone, who informed him she'd make her way to the hospital before hanging up.

Running out of the bathroom in excitement, she regarded Henry's father, who was still fast asleep.. "Honey, wake up! Our daughter-in-law has already given birth." , FindNovel.net "It's a baby boy!" she added joyfully.

Her husband jerked awake when he heard the news. "What? Isn't the baby due in a month? Why did it happen so soon?"

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Henry Armstrong's mother scratched her head with a troubled expression. "Hmm, I think he said Georgie worked too hard during her pregnancy. Maybe that's why this happened."

She frowned slightly. "She still couldn't stay away from work despite becoming pregnant. It's admirable for young people to want to work hard, but she really should have cut back after becoming pregnant. I remember Henry telling me that her job wasn't all that difficult."

"He must've lied to us so that we wouldn't worry," her husband told her, both feeling uneasy as they discussed it.

It wasn't because their son lied to them, but rather because they felt sorry for Georgie Clementine.

Neither of them approved of Georgie at first and would always hope they would split up. But then they began to understand her better after spending more time with her.

They gradually discovered what a great person she was, by being a capable, pretty, ambitious, and humble woman.

Georgie never had ulterior motives by being with Henry, and she never wanted anything from the Armstrong family.

She was a genuine person despite being slightly quick-tempered. Besides, she also treated them well.

"I must have a proper conversation with Georgie tonight. She mustn't work so hard in the future," Henry's father said with a stern expression.

His wife nodded. "Let's go. Let's not talk about this now and get to the hospital first."

Later, they packed some food and fruits for their son and daughter-in-law before heading out.

The younger couple were chatting when they arrived at the ward, with Georgie leaning against the head of the bed as she munched on an apple.

She instantly clambered to get out of bed when she saw his parents, prompting his mother to step forward to stop her.

"What are you doing? You're not supposed to be out of bed at a time like this."

Georgie instantly felt warm in her heart when she heard the kind words from her mother-in-law.

After spending more time with Henry's parents, she could sense their attitude toward her shifting favorably, so her attitude toward them shifted in kind. Now, they considered her as part of the Armstrong family.

"I'm fine, honestly," she chuckled. "My delivery process went smoothly. Besides, having a natural delivery means I can walk around freely."

However, Henry's mother shook her head sternly. "What are you saying? It doesn't matter if you had a cesarean or a natural delivery. You need to rest and recover.

"You're not allowed to be out of bed. Anything that goes wrong during your postpartum recovery period will not be curable for the rest of your life."

"It's honestly not that bad, and I'm only standing for a little while," she said and laughed.

"I don't care. You have to be careful," his mother warned in concern.

Georgie couldn't describe how touched she felt when she saw the concerned looks in their eyes.

She never imagined being on such

good terms with her parents-in-law

in the past. When she married. Henry, she'd decided to treat them respectfully but at arm's length for the rest of her life.

Sometimes, relationships between two parties could change over time.

She could only nod obediently.

"You ought to take good care of

yourself during this period. My wife will be here to look after you," Henry's father said. "We will also hire some experienced nannies to help look after you and the baby."

"I'm fine with having nannies, but Mom won't have to be here all the time, right? It's quite tiring," she said thoughtfully, knowing that his

mother wasn't someone who ne

could

stay at one place for an extended period.

She was the type who needed to go out and socialize every single day.

Chapter 2278 Chapter 2278 Having a social butterfly stay at one place to look after someone else was torturous.

However, Henry Armstrong's mother seemed determined despite what Georgie Clementine said. "What do you mean? You've just delivered. It's my duty as your mother-in-law to look after you." Then, she turned her attention to her husband. "You must choose the best nannies and provide our daughter-in-law with as many nannies as the Batton family has." He instantly agreed.

"Is it necessary to compare?" Georgie scratched her head helplessly.

"It's not a comparison," she replied. "You and Xyla are good friends. I don't want you to feel like you're not being treated just as well."

"I won't."

"Well, I insist on it," his mother said stubbornly.

"Thank you, Dad, Mom. And thank you, Honey," Georgie said. She would never have thought that her mother-in-law would ever speak to her this way in the past. Henry's mother was considerate enough to think in her shoes.

She had always thought she'd be enemies with her due to their rough start when they first met each other.

Her mother-in-law was the person who hated her and looked down on her the most in the Armstrong family.

The older woman shook her head. "We haven't even thanked you for giving birth to our grandchild yet. Georgie, thank you for carrying on the lineage for our family." She seemed to be in an excellent mood as she mentioned her grandson. Her husband shared her sentiments.

"Oh, why don't I take you to see the baby?" Henry asked.

"We're in no rush. Let us chat with Georgie first," his father chuckled.

She felt resenched upon hearing his the suddenly feeling that all she went through to deliver Content her baby was worthwhile. belongs to FindNovel.net The Armstrong family deserved her sacrifices.

"Oh, do your parents know about this yet, Georgie?" his mother asked.

Georgie nodded. "Yes, my parents will be flying over in the afternoon."

"Okay, let me know what time they would be arriving so I can get our driver to pick them up," she told her.

"They'll arrive at Atlantis International Airport at three o'clock this afternoon," Georgie replied.

She acknowledged that information with a nod and then instructed her driver to pick Georgie's parents up at the airport.

"Georgie, I heard you had a premature delivery because you were overworked," Henry's father suddenly brought up the topic, making Georgie feel guilty.

She felt very sorry for what happened to her baby, who should've stayed in her belly for another month.

Her recklessness had caused her son's premature delivery, and he had to stay in an incubator with countless tubes connected to his body.

It was all her fault. She was overconfident with her own physical condition.

In hindsight, she realized in fear what could go wrong now that she thought about it.

She didn't dare imagine what would happen if there had been an accident during her delivery.

She could have lost her baby if that happened, then how heartbroken and awful would she and Henry feel then?

Chapter 2279 Chapter 2279 Georgie Clementine nodded as she subconsciously clasped her hands together. "Yes, it's all my fault. I was too confident in myself."

"Don't be that way anymore," Henry Armstrong's father advised. "Work is important, but your health is even more so. You shouldn't work too hard even if you're not pregnant or your body would be exhausted." Henry's mother also nodded in agreement. "He's right. Our family has more than enough money to look after you even if you don't work and stay home.

"Women shouldn't work so hard anyway," she added, sighing at the situation before her.

She never thought she'd one day be on such good terms with Georgie when she used to disapprove of her so much. She certainly never expected to be so concerned about her.

She felt ashamed as she thought about the things she used to say to Georgie back then.

Her daughter-in-law chuckled. "Okay, I'll pay attention. Nonetheless, I'm not going to stay at home and not do something. I have my dreams and goals, and I've devoted myself to X Entertainment. It's where my passion lies.

"I am not going to stop working there," she decided.

Henry's mother nodded. "I understand, but you must put your health before your work in the future."

Georgie instantly nodded in agreement.

This time, she did feel afraid.

She would pay more attention.

No matter what, she'd never be reckless with her health again.

Then, Henry's father shifted the blame to his son, forcefully punching his shoulder. "You b*stard. Did you lie to us when you told us her work wasn't tough at all?"

Henry immediately felt guilty at his accusation, lowering his head helplessly as he scratched the back of his head. "I didn't want you two to worry."

"If you knew we'd worry, why didn't you advise her not to work so hard? Why did you let her exhaust herself?" His mother also seemed upset.

He let out an awkward chuckle. "I tried, but you know how Georgie is. You two know my status in my family, don't you?"

His parents exchanged glances with each other, shaking their heads.

He then brought them to visit his son after they were done nagging Georgie in the ward.

They saw him sound asleep through the transparent incubator, with his tiny body hooked up to all sorts of tubes.

Even so, the baby seemed calm and smiling as if he was having a wonderful dream.

It was the purest sight the three of them had ever seen.

They were all connected by blood ties, so his parents were overjoyed to see their grandson for the first time, wishing they could pick him up to kiss him.

"He's such an adorable baby!" his mother beamed happily, "He's big I doesn't look like a re baby at all."

She had a loving and affectionate look in her eyes, similar to her husband's.

"Yeah, he is adorable. After all, he's our grandson," he said with pride.

"Look at how small he is. I wish I could kiss him and hold him high up in the air," she uttered longingly. "Who wouldn't?" his father said.

"Unfortunately, you can't do that 11 tendeghed, then said with a , "Oh, did you know.net child is unusual?" Conte belongs to FindNovel.net that The longer he gazed at his son, the more fond he grew of him.

He couldn't wait to hold his child tightly in his arms.

"What?" his parents asked simultaneously.

Chapter 2280 Chapter 2280 "He hasn't cried once since he was born. On the contrary, he smiled," Henry Armstrong replied.

His parents both had looks of disbelief in their eyes. "Are you serious?" they asked simultaneously.

He nodded.

"That's truly unusual. People say that kids like this are born lucky," his mother expressed in wonder. "That's redundant," his father spoke up. "The baby was born into our family. Of course, he's lucky." "Not only is he lucky, but he can also bring good luck to our family," she said.

"Seriously?" his father questioned.

She nodded silently.

Even Henry was surprised to hear that.

It didn't matter if there was any truth in it, but everyone felt even happier after hearing what she said.

"That's all the more reason we ought to protect this baby," his father said.

"Yeah, our grandson is a gift from God. We have to protect him," she stated in agreement.

The Armstrong family was in love with the newborn baby before their eyes, feeling reluctant to leave his side for a long while.

When they finally left, she couldn't get enough of the baby even after the doors closed. "The baby is so precious."

Right then, a nurse approached them.

"The results for the newborn routine blood test are out," she informed them promptly when she saw them. "The baby has blood type AB with Rh-negative, the rarest blood type. "This isn't good news for regular people because there aren't many people in the world with this blood type.

"It means your baby will have to be more careful while growing up because it would be hard to find blood supply should an accidentet happen. The consequences could be dire, she went on, shocking the Armstrong family with this news.

Nobody would have thought that the baby had such a rare blood type.

"That's why you'll need to be very careful with the child even after you've left the hospital," she advised Henry, who nodded his understanding.

"When we hire employees in the future, those with this blood type will have an advantage," his father said firmly after hearing that.

"Yes, indeed, and we must keep a few blood donors around for him to make sure he can grow up safely," his mother declared. "Yeah," he uttered.

"Henry, find out which employee in the company has this blood typez right now, then promote that person to keep them around," his father instructed, to which he nodded again.

"But, isn't that a little unfair?" his wife asked.

"This is nothing compared to the life of our grandchild," came her husband's reply.

Both mother and son nodded in agreement.

The nurse was stunned by their discussion.

Wealthy people like them could always amaze a commoner like her. She could only sigh to herself.

It was certainly nice to be rich enough to do whatever they wanted.

They returned to the ward together after their discussion and then proceeded to tell Georgie about everything they found out, including their decision as a family.

She agreed with them.