My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 730: Chapter 722 Baby is Home Chapter 730: Chapter 722 Baby is Home A man’s scent should be there, cigarettes, sweat, and even smelly feet—it’s all permissible.

As a man, you’re supposed to have that masculine aroma.

If you don’t have any scent, you’re not a real man.

And you absolutely cannot smell sweet; if you do, that’s really going to trouble her.

“I’ll take photos of them for you.”

Gu Ning told Tang Yuxin to sit down and rest.

After all, he wasn’t going to let her go out now, not after scaring everyone like that.

Her arm was messed up again, constantly pricking herself with needles each day.

It wasn’t just painful for her but even more so for those around her.

So, until her arm was healed, it would be best if she didn’t go anywhere and risk undoing all the progress.

Even thinking about getting treated again was now a struggle.

“Okay,” Tang Yuxin had no choice but to agree.

Just then, the nanny from outside said that the bone broth was ready, and Tang Yuxin could have some.

Gu Ning brought a bowl of broth from outside and placed it in front of Tang Yuxin.

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It wasn’t very salty, but it still tasted fine.

The broth, made of beef and pork bones, had turned a milky-white color, and when sipped, it revealed a fresh flavor.

Even though it was bone broth every day, fortunately, the nanny was good at making soup—she managed to give each day’s broth a unique taste.

Otherwise, Tang Yuxin really felt she’d be sick of it by now.

After finishing the broth, she felt tired.

After all, she was still a patient.

She didn’t want to sleep, just wanted to doze off for a bit.

But after closing her eyes for a while, she felt so sleepy that she didn’t want to move.

After she fell asleep, Gu Ning drove to the hospital.

By the time Gu Ning arrived, both the grandmother and grandfather from the Gu Family were there.

“Dad, Mom, you’re here.”

“Yes, we just got here,” said the grandmother as she leaned over the incubator looking at her little grandson.

The twins were each in their separate incubators, growing quickly and now had started to smile a lot.

“Look how fair they are.”

The grandmother exclaimed with heartfelt surprise, wondering how the children born to Tang Yuxin could be so fair.

Especially lately, they had become as white as dough.

Plus, both kids had big, adorable eyes.

No matter how you looked at them, they were just beautiful.

Every day, she longed to hold her grandsons, but since the children still needed to stay in their incubators a little while longer, she couldn’t hold them yet.

Once they were out of the incubators, she’d be able to play with her grandsons.

“They are quite fair,” Gu Ning compared his own arm with that of his sons.

Without comparison, he hadn’t realized just how dark he was.

Tang Yuxin was naturally fair, so it looked like the little ones were definitely going to grow up well—having inherited their mother’s big eyes and fair skin.

But judging by the proportions of their small arms and legs, it was clear they wouldn’t be too short in the future, resembling him and his side of the family in that regard.

So, the two little “buns” from the Gu Family were indeed going to grow well.

And they were very lucky twins, having been brought into the world by their mother who had tragically fallen at seven months pregnant.

Together, they weighed just over seven pounds, but now, as if sprouting up like weeds, they had grown so much.

The grandfather put his hand on the incubator too.

A man who had been stern all his life was now grinning like a fool.

“They look like your grandmother.”

Gu’s mother also felt a strong resemblance.

She kept nodding, “It really does resemble her, a bit smaller and she seemed like Yuxin, growing a bit more she indeed looked like Gu Ning, and now that she’s grown to this size, she actually looks like mom.

Look at this little mouth, little nose, how similar they are.”

Gu’s father also found the resemblance growing stronger with each look, “I heard that Yuxin resembles her grandmother, and it seems that the two children she gave birth to also take after their great-grandmother.

They really do grow.”

Of course, they grow, taking after the grandmother, the old can’t be too firm with them, and the young ones, even less so.

“You’re all here, I see.” Just then, a doctor walked in from outside, the chief physician for the two children, who had been taking care of them since their birth.

Moreover, Li Jia and Lin Yile have been running here every day, helping a lot too.

These two kids have been able to grow so fast thanks in large part to them.

Of course, it also has to do with their natural constitutions; Tang Yuxin’s children really do grow well, and are also easy to care for.

“Doctor Song.”

Gu’s mother was now very familiar with Doctor Song, and upon seeing her, immediately asked her to come over and look at her grandsons, “Do you see?

Haven’t they grown some more?

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Their little arms and legs seem to have become much stronger.”

“Yes, they have grown,” agreed Doctor Song, nodding, “I came over to tell you that we’ve examined the two children, and the results are out.”

“Then…” Gu’s mother was anxious, “Are they okay?”

“Don’t worry, Auntie,” Doctor Song smiled, “Our Doctor Tang’s children, how could they be anything less than great?

The two little ones are up to standard now, and you all can take them home in a bit.

But you still have to be careful, after all, both children were born prematurely, and their bodies are weaker than full-term babies.

If anything seems off, bring them in promptly.”

“Oh, of course, of course,” Gu’s mother was overjoyed, “I can finally hold my grandsons.

My two treasures can finally go home with grandma.”

Moving around inside the incubator, the two little bundles of joy seemed to know they were going home; each one was smiling with their little mouths wide open, and indeed, their little arms and legs were shaking with great vigor.

In the hospital, they had been the most trouble-free children, not crying much, but they certainly loved their stretching exercises.

Now they could finally go home, where they could stretch as much as they wanted, moving their little arms and legs, growing quickly and becoming strong.

When Tang Yuxin woke up, she learned that her two little bundles of joy had come home.

She hadn’t seen the little bundles very often.

Initially, she was in the hospital; after giving birth to them, she had been bedridden in a ward, unable to move due to her broken bones.

Later, when she returned home, she had to stay confined for the postpartum recovery, almost a month without seeing the little bundles.

In fact, if you think about it, she had only seen them once, and even then, the most she’d seen were the photos Gu Ning had taken.

By her count, it had been over half a month since she had really seen the two children she had given birth to, risking her life for.

At the moment, the children were sleeping.

Knowing the babies were coming home, the family had gathered.

The grandparents, maternal grandparents, and a younger uncle had all crowded together, making it almost impenetrably busy.

Thankfully, the courtyard was spacious enough; otherwise, there wouldn’t even be enough room to squeeze through.