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You Weren't Here During My Postpartum Confinement, Why Are You Crying Now That I'm Divorcing While Raising Our Child?

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Chapter 8: He's Still Not Shaving This?

You Weren't Here During My Postpartum Confinement, Why Are You Crying Now That I'm Divorcing While Raising Our Child?

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"Don't act out of impulse, think clearly before discussing divorce. I'll give you three days!"

Fu Yanci's face was cold as he turned and slammed the door shut.

The loud noise startled his sleeping daughter awake, and the infant's piercing cries immediately resounded through the room.Full novel: You Weren't Here During My Postpartum Confinement, Why Are You Crying Now That I'm Divorcing While Raising Our Child? — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠

From the moment he entered until now, he hadn't even glanced at his daughter, and he'd forgotten there was an infant in the room when he left.

Lin Sa bit her lower lip tightly, her eyes filled with even greater hatred, her heart churning with pain.

Lin Sa tossed and turned all night, unable to sleep.

In the latter half of the night, she got up to breastfeed twice more.

At dawn, she struggled to get out of bed, dark circles under her eyes and her whole body aching, when suddenly the world spun and she fell uncontrollably.

"Sa Sa!"

Tang Guo happened to push the door open and, seeing the situation, was greatly alarmed and quickly stepped forward to support her.

"Good heavens, why do you look so terrible? Zhang Sao said Fu Yanci came by last night? Did that bastard upset you again?"

Lin Sa groggily opened her eyes, and it seemed as if a thousand Tang Guos were spinning before her:

"Guo Guo... I feel so dizzy."

"Don't worry, I'll take you to the hospital."

Tang Guo was extremely anxious. She pulled and dragged, and finally, she simply carried Lin Sa on her back, managing with great difficulty to get her into the car.

They sped to the hospital, and Lin Sa was sent to the emergency room again.

Tang Guo watched the closed emergency room door, her heart filled with anxiety.

This foolish woman must have overexerted herself during her pregnancy, depleting her body like this.

She had been frail since childhood, falling seriously ill every year.

Tang Guo had accompanied her to the hospital many times, but she always insisted on being strong, enduring the pain.

When she was little, she wouldn't tell her mother when she was sick and would always ask Tang Guo to accompany her.

Now that she finally had a husband, he was someone who didn't care for her, and she still needed her best friend to accompany her through difficulties.

Lin Sa had suffered from vertigo since childhood, and this was a relapse of her old illness.

The doctor was an acquaintance; he examined her, prescribed medication, and arranged a single hospital room for an infusion.

Tang Guo supported Lin Sa as they walked towards the hospital room. After only a few steps, a scene before them made both of them stop abruptly.

Tang Guo rubbed her eyes in disbelief, confirming multiple times—yes, it was Fu Yanci.

Su Yurou had a fever and was receiving an infusion, yet Fu Yanci was personally supporting her the entire time, even though two nannies were following behind her.

"Fu Yanci, you scumbag! You don't take care of your own wife, but you're so attentive to someone else's wife?"

Tang Guo couldn't take it anymore and cursed loudly.

She took a step forward, intending to rush over, but Lin Sa grabbed her arm.

Tang Guo asked in confusion, "Sa Sa, aren't you going to confront him?"

Tang Guo was so angry she felt like her lungs would explode.

Even as an outsider, she was being driven mad by Fu Yanci's outrageous behavior, let alone her Sa Bao!

They say women in the first three years after giving birth are the most vulnerable... that's absolutely true.

Tang Guo looked at Lin Sa with heartache and couldn't help but shake her head.

Lin Sa said, "It's not necessary. In his eyes, my health is very good. If you go and yell at him, he'll just think I'm faking illness to gain sympathy."

Tang Guo: "......"

That was true. For the past five years, Fu Yanci had never taken Lin Sa's illnesses seriously.

She remembered one time when Lin Sa was hospitalized for three days due to a viral infection, Fu Yanci not only didn't visit but called to question why she hadn't returned to work, delaying the project's progress.

Fu Yanci's attitude that time made her, as his best friend, very uncomfortable.

But Lin Sa always made excuses for him, saying he was like that at work—uncompromising, ruthless, and treating everyone the same.

Lin Sa once thought there would be no exceptions, but now, Su Yurou was clearly that exception.

Lin Sa didn't want to think about it anymore. Her head was still spinning, as if it had been churned by a blender.

Her steps were unsteady, and she desperately wanted to lie down:

"Guo Guo, help me back to the room... I can barely stand."

"There's no need to get entangled in internal conflict with them. We're getting divorced anyway, so arguing is pointless."

She had seen through it; Fu Yanci didn't have her in his heart at all.

Since that was the case, she didn't need to expose her most vulnerable side to him. It wouldn't earn sympathy, only more harm.

Tang Guo increasingly understood her inner despair and helplessness, feeling immense heartache:

"Damn it, I'll find someone to let the air out of all four of his tires right now!"

She angrily dialed Gu Wangwo's number and ordered him to arrange it immediately.

Gu Wangwo dared not disobey and meekly agreed.

Lin Sa's body felt weak, her head spinning and swaying like she was on a roller coaster, and she slumped onto Tang Guo.

Tang Guo hurriedly helped Lin Sa into the room and made her lie down.

She was very thirsty and was about to go to the water dispenser to get some water.

As fate would have it, she ran into Fu Yanci, who was also there to get water, at the water dispenser.

Fu Yanci was holding a baby bottle, having filled it with 150ml of hot water.

A confinement nanny followed behind him, holding a chubby, fair-skinned infant.

Su Yurou sat in a wheelchair, wearing a hat, pushed by a nanny.

"Yan Ge, I have a fever and can't breastfeed, and the baby is very fussy. He doesn't like formula... Can you talk to Sister-in-law and ask if the baby can drink her breast milk first?"

"Okay, you have a fever, don't worry about these things. I'll bring Chen Bao to Sa Sa later."

Tang Guo clearly heard Fu Yanci gently pacifying Su Yurou.

Tang Guo was so angry she smashed the kettle to the ground!

"Fu Yanci, have you no shame! Bringing her son to ask Sa Sa to breastfeed? I think you're fucking crazy!"

The kettle shattered upon impact, and the loud noise echoed through the corridor.

Lin Sa vaguely heard Tang Guo's shouting and, worried something had happened, struggled to get out of bed.

As soon as she reached the hospital room doorway, she saw Fu Yanci and Su Yurou's group.

Tang Guo glared, angrily confronting Fu Yanci, the atmosphere tense and confrontational.

The blood in her entire body instantly solidified, and she immediately quickened her pace to walk forward.

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