Childbirth 1
Little Meng kissed his mother…
At 38 weeks pregnant, Jiang Ruoqi was in the midst of Xinhai's spring bloom. Everything was coming back to life, and she successfully gave birth to a 6.7-jin boy at the First Municipal Hospital.
No one among their friends and family was surprised by the gender reveal. After all, the obstetrics department had kept their lips sealed—even Meng Shang, as a doctor at the same hospital, hadn't hinted at the baby's sex. But Dr. Meng himself knew how to read the scans. When the 4D ultrasound was done, he stared at the images on the report, pondered for a moment, and calmly announced the end of his hopes for a daughter.
Jiang Ruoqi nodded thoughtfully. In her spare time, she had researched numerous cases, which suggested that men who exercised regularly and had an acidic constitution were more likely to father girls. Assuming that was true, given Meng Shang's work schedule around the time of their accidental pregnancy, when did he have time to work out? But since this claim was neither official nor backed by reliable medical research, it wasn't 100% trustworthy. Jiang Ruoqi only brought up Meng Shang's comment to tease him, repeatedly insisting that boys and girls were the same. After all, children are emotionally sensitive these days. If Little Meng heard such ambiguous remarks when he was older, who knew if he'd develop some unfounded ideas?
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