Married At First Sight By Gu Lingfei

“Sister.” Camryn walked to the bed with a smile.
Alice also smiled back, saying, “Camryn, you’re here; sit down quickly.”
As she said that, she helped Camryn sit down. Camryn herself stretched out her hand to pull the chair closer, and then she sat
down.
Alice looked at her actions and forgot to look at her crying son. She asked Camryn, “Camryn, can you see clearly now?”
She knew that Lilian came to treat Camryn’s eyes. She didn’t know how things were progressing.
In the later stages of pregnancy, she rarely left the house except for going to the hospital for prenatal check-ups.
Clive rarely told her about other people’s affairs.
Elisa told Alice last time that Dr. Carden was sure that she could cure Camryn’s eyes. Elisa also told her that it’s a good thing
that Dr. Carden is sure. Camryn was so pitiful. They all hoped that Camryn could be cured and be able to see the light again.
“Well, I can see the things in front of me clearly. When I look further away, it’s still blurry, just like those with high myopia.”
Camryn responded warmly and asked Alice, “Sister, lie down quickly; don’t sit for too long. I heard that you should lie more and
sit less during the confinement period so that you won’t have back pain in the future.”
Alice: “It’s a good thing that you can see. Take your time, and you can see clearly from behind. I’m fine. The baby keeps crying,
and Clive can’t coax him; let me see if he pulls it off.”
Knowing that Camryn could see, Alice was very happy. When Clive came over with the baby, she took it from his hand. She took
her son and put him on the bed. She checked her son’s diaper and said, “It’s really pooped. Clive, I brought him a diaper and
changed it.”
“This child is a diaper. He loves to be clean; he cries when he poops, and he has to be washed with warm water until he is
comfortable before he is willing to sleep.”
Both are new parents, and Alice got started faster than Clive.
Clive brought diapers and saw that his son had grown up. He quickly fetched a basin of warm water, washed a towel, and wrung
out the water. When his wife helped his son change the diaper, he said warmly, “I’ll help him scrub, but you don’t want to touch
the water.”

His mother-in-law went out to buy things, and his parents and sister went home again. He, a new father, stayed here to
accompany his beloved wife and take care of his newborn son, and he was in a panic.
It’s fine that the baby was asleep, so he didn’t need to worry about him.
Whenever he woke up, he cried, and he didn’t know why his son was crying.
“You wash the towel. It’s okay if I don’t have water. Besides, it’s warm water. Mom just said, Don’t get cold water.”
Alice still took the towel from Clive, wiped the baby clean, and put on a clean diaper. After the baby opened his eyes and took a
look, he quickly closed his eyes and went to sleep comfortably.
Camryn saw that after the baby changed his diaper, he really stopped crying and fell asleep comfortably. She smiled and said,
“He is really a clean baby. Sister, can you give me a hug?”
“Okay.”
Alice picked up her son and handed it to Camryn for her to hold.
Clive picked up the basin of water and went out.
Callum looked at Clive doing this kind of thing, which seemed very novel.
After feeling Callum’s eyes, Clive said to him, “When you become a father in the future, you will understand me now and do this
kind of thing willingly, but you are not married yet, so for the time being, you can understand it’s not available.” With that said,
Clive walked to the bathroom.
Callum turned around and walked back to the sofa in the hall to sit down.
After Clive washed the basin and towel, he placed the basin in the bathroom. He took a hanger to hang the towel, washed his
hands again, and then came out of the bathroom.
After visiting his beloved wife and seeing her lying down with the baby in Camryn’s arms, he returned and sat down opposite
Callum.
“Your fiancée’s eyes are recovering well.”

Clive heard the conversation between Alice and Camryn just now.
Callum: “Dr. Carden said it should be back to normal before the year.”