Hidden Marriage: Pamper Me Gently, My Sweetie

However, for Sui Qinglan, these are all things she couldn’t see. She believed that if the child wasn’t making a fuss with you, you should be grateful and appreciative. And since the child wasn’t troubling you, you couldn’t complain either, which meant that the Mu Family wasn’t giving you a hard time. So, giving birth to a child for the Mu Family wasn’t that big of a merit.

Sui Qinglan didn’t stay there long before she hurried to check on the child.

Because the child was there, she refused to leave first. Instead, she stayed at the door of the children’s room, constantly picking faults with the nannies, nitpicking unnecessarily.

It’s either this isn’t right, or that isn’t good.

She crossed her arms, complaining, "Really, this isn’t their own child after all. If it were their own child, would they be so careless and sloppy? If it were their own child, let’s see who would be so inattentive."

The words weren’t said too loudly, but they were still spoken out directly, making it clear to everyone that this was meant for their daughter-in-law to hear.

The implication was that Ye Ning wasn’t taking care of the child herself.

Later on, she mentioned how she took care of Yeli back in the day, never leaving him for a moment, and because of that, her own postnatal recovery wasn’t done properly.

This way, everyone understood that there was a mother-in-law in their family who wasn’t fond of her daughter-in-law, always complaining that she wasn’t doing her part.

Ye Ning’s physique was much stronger than the average person, and the child was indeed born quite easily.

So she was basically able to get out of bed and move around shortly after returning home.

The child was cared for by the nannies and brought to Ye Ning at night to sleep with her.

But during the day, Ye Ning also needed to rest and move around to recover, so sometimes she had to hand the baby over to the nannies.

It’s just that she actually spent quite a bit of time at home, and a fair amount of that time was spent with the child.

It’s just not quite like Sui Qinglan said, that she never left the child’s side.

Sui Qinglan was waiting for Ye Ning to produce milk.

But Ye Ning simply didn’t have any.

Ye Ning looked at herself and realized there wasn’t any, it was swollen, but nothing was coming out.

Ye Ning asked the nanny, and the nanny said, "We’ve checked, and it’s likely going to be very difficult for the milk to come down. Even if it does, it’ll be quite painful. The milk ducts are too narrow, so the milk doesn’t come out easily and tends to stay clogged. What do you want to do?"

Ye Ning was quite troubled, and after looking for a while she said, "Does this mean I can’t breastfeed?"

"Not much at all. You’d have to unblock the ducts daily for a little milk to come down, and the child would likely still be hungry."

Ye Ning resentfully asked Jun Lin, and Jun Lin also had a look, casually saying, "If you can’t breastfeed, then just use formula."

"Is that not a problem?"

"You were raised on formula; do you have any problems?"

"I... no, I don’t."

"Has your intelligence been affected?"

"Hehe, what do you think?"

"See, exactly."

Upon hearing this, Ye Ning told the nanny, "Alright, that’s it. If there’s really none, let it be. Not breastfeeding is fine too."

"Then we’ll prepare the formula."

When Sui Qinglan later saw that they were preparing formula, she asked, "What’s going on? Is Ye Ning still not producing milk?"

"No, Madam. Her milk ducts are too narrow for milk to come out easily. They’re preparing to use formula now."

"What?"

Sui Qinglan was furious, her face turning red as she stormed off to find Ye Ning.

She went in and saw Ye Ning still eating and watching TV, which only made her angrier. "Ye Ning, I heard your milk still hasn’t come in. What’s happening?"

Ye Ning looked up from her food, "Oh, no milk. I won’t be breastfeeding."

(A moment of writing time before boarding the plane...)