Chapter 755: Chapter 755



A tearful smile appeared on Adrian’s face as he spoke to Joelle. “Hear that, Joelle? We have another daughter.”

Joelle whispered weakly, “Let me see her.”

The doctor cleaned the newborn, checked her vitals, and gently handed her to Joelle. “See, she looks just like you!”

Overwhelmed with emotion, Joelle could hardly believe she had another wonderful daughter. “Adrian, see? Aurora will be thrilled to have a little sister.”

“I know, you’ve done something amazing,” Adrian replied, his gaze still fixed on Joelle.

He kissed Joelle’s forehead, and in turn, she kissed their newborn daughter’s forehead.

They savored a quiet moment of contentment together. As the news of Joelle’s safe delivery spread outside, cheers filled the air.

Katherine, previously anxious, now felt a surge of relief as Shawn embraced her. “No need for tears now. You’ve just been through so much.”

Even as he spoke, redness tinged his own eyes.

Bobby turned his gaze to Fannie.

In that instant, Fannie was overwhelmed with emotion.

She never fully grasped the toll of childbirth; her anxiety on the outside was intense, but Joelle’s struggle inside was unimaginable.

“What’s on your mind?” Bobby offered her a tissue.

Realizing her emotions had gotten the better of her, Fannie smiled. “It’s nothing; just admiring the incredible bravery all mothers possess.”

Bobby’s smile disappeared as a thought crossed his mind.

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Fannie noticed his change in demeanor, but by the time she looked at him, Bobby was already staring into the distance, muttering to himself, “She endured so much pain to give birth to him, yet she didn’t raise him. She has no right to be called a mother.”

Confused, Fannie asked, “Who are you talking about?”

Bobby’s lips tightened, and he paused before responding, “It’s nothing.”

It was the first time Fannie had seen a newborn—so delicate and tiny, and a bit wrinkly on the face.

Many said how much the baby resembled Joelle.

Bobby rolled his eyes. “You guys are overreacting. How can you possibly tell the resemblance this early? No offense, but the baby looks like an infant baboon, just a tad lighter.”

Katherine clicked her tongue. “The room isn’t locked, Bobby. If you’ve got nothing nice to say, we’d be more than happy to see you out.”

Bobby shrugged. “I’m just saying the truth.”

Shawn chimed in, “We’ll say the same thing when he has kids of his own.”

Bobby fell silent and noticed Fannie giggling on his side. “Is this funny to you? Whose side are you on?”

Grinning, Fannie took a step back and stood next to Katherine. “Definitely not yours.”

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