"Hush, don't cry... If you cry, the baby will also be sad with you." David Redington sat down with Leslie Howard in his arms, gently comforting her as he placed her on his knee.
He didn't like seeing his wife cry, but David knew that Sheila Fletcher's passing would inevitably affect her to some extent.
Even though Leslie said she had nothing to do with Sheila anymore.
David knew that deep down, she was still troubled by her mother's favoritism and neglect.
"I... I'll try to hold back." Leslie took a deep breath and held back her tears upon hearing David mention the baby.
She had been paying a lot of attention to prenatal education recently, reading many books about parenting, and knew that if the mother was overly depressed during pregnancy, it could affect the fetus.
So, despite being emotionally sensitive, Leslie made an effort to be more cheerful and positive.
She refused to let negative emotions influence her.
