This feeling carried over into his work, causing him to smile all the time. Even when dealing with annoying patients and family members, he always maintained a pleasant attitude.
His brother-in-law and Sir stayed in the Capital for five days to accompany Wu Shengnan. They probably would have stayed a few more days if his brother-in-law's child wasn't about to be born.
After bidding farewell to his brother-in-law and Sir, life in the Du Heng family returned to calm.
From then on, Du Heng did not take on any extra shifts at work and was always eager to finish and go home early.
At this point, he realized that time was a very strange thing.
For instance, when waiting outside the delivery room, it felt as slow as an ox dragging a cart, a truly agonizing sensation.
Yet now, Du Heng hadn't fully recovered from the joy of becoming a father, and Wu Shengnan was about to end her confinement period. The family started discussing whether they should hold Baby Steps for the child.
