Chapter 1361

Chapter 1361:

Unable to just sit and watch, she stood up, walked over, and picked up a box. “Honey, let me help you unbox them.”

“Okay, but be careful not to cut your hand,” Andrew agreed, reminding her.

“Don’t worry. I can do it,” Madisyn said with a smile.

Everything Andrew bought for the baby was of exceptional quality, and Madisyn adored each item. She couldn’t help but imagine how adorable the baby would look wearing them.

Madisyn had just finished unboxing a few packages when she suddenly paused. Her gaze shifted to the items Andrew had already opened, and a slight frown appeared on her face. She held his wrist to stop him and said, “Honey, wait.”

Andrew looked at her and asked, “What’s wrong, honey? Are you tired?” He moved closer to her, wanting to help her sit on the sofa. However, she shook her head.

“No, I’m not tired. I just realized something.”

Andrew raised an eyebrow, a little curious. “What is it?”

Madisyn replied, “Honey, haven’t you noticed that everything you bought is for a baby girl?”

She reminded Andrew, “We chose not to know the baby’s gender before the birth. There’s also a possibility that it’s a boy, right?”

Andrew didn’t think there was anything wrong with his choices. Hearing Madisyn’s concern, he remained calm and responded with certainty, “I know, but I deliberately bought baby girl products.”

“Why?” Madisyn asked in confusion.

She studied him carefully, trying to read his expression. Before this, she had never thought of him as someone who favored girls over boys. But now, looking at all the baby girl items he had bought without hesitation, she was a little unsure.

Of course, Andrew had an answer to this question.

“Our baby hasn’t been born yet, but you already love them so much. So, I hope it’s a baby girl. Then, she will be as good as you. She will listen to me and won’t compete with me for your attention.”

𝗦𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗰𝗲 𝗶𝘀 𝗻𝗼𝘁 𝗵𝗲𝗿𝗲 → gⱯ𝗅𝗇𝗈ν𝗍𝖊𝗅𝘀⍰𝖼𝗈𝗺

Madisyn was momentarily stunned by Andrew’s response. She couldn’t help but laugh softly, shaking her head.

“Honey, you are about to be a father. How can you be jealous of an unborn child?”

Andrew also shook his head. He retorted, “It’s not about being jealous. Actually, I’m not jealous. It’s just that you’re the most important person to me, so I can’t help but want you to treat me the same way. But having a baby is different. We’ll certainly give them much of our attention. If it’s a girl, I think I can keep a balance between her and me…” Andrew said a lot, and every word he spoke had been carefully thought out.

“Of course, it’s just my expectation. If it’s really a baby boy, I won’t treat him differently. I’ll also love him,” he added.

Hearing Andrew’s last words, Madisyn felt no comfort. Instead, a realization struck her—this was the first real conflict between them caused by the baby.

As she thought about it, guilt settled in. She had been pouring all her attention into the baby, and without meaning to, she had started neglecting Andrew. Before the pregnancy, she had always prioritized their relationship, but now, things had shifted.

If their roles were reversed, she could easily imagine how Andrew felt—overlooked, unimportant.

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