The Wrong Woman

Sienna gave birth to a healthy baby girl without any complications. The entire Morrison family was overjoyed, but no one was
more excited than Daniel.
Seeing Sienna and their baby exit the delivery room safely, tears of joy filled his eyes as he tightly embraced Sienna, unwilling to
let go.
The next day, the VIP ward was bustling with visitors. There was a dedicated maternity nurse for Sienna and a caregiver for the
newborn.
The entire Morrison family had gathered. Thankfully, the ward was spacious enough to accommodate everyone in the family.
Around the crib, six men stood in a tight circle, forming an impenetrable wall. These men were Gary and his five sons. Even Mila
and Nathan had rushed back from the frontier. The newborn baby girl, just a day old, was fair-skinned, adorable, and irresistibly
cute. Her cuteness, even while sleeping with her eyes closed, could melt anyone's heart.
The six men surrounding her couldn't take their eyes off her, each completely enamored. Everyone envied Daniel.
Taylor remarked, "How can she be so beautiful already? When my son was born, he was quite ugly, but he grew into his looks."
Tobias gushed, "Now we have a little princess in the family. I can't wait for her to call me Uncle Toby in her sweet little voice."
Duke sighed, "Daniel's really lucky. I have two sons and always wanted a daughter."
Gary exclaimed, "I finally have a granddaughter, haha!"
Daniel hesitated, "She's so tiny, I'm afraid to hold her."
Nathan said, "I've always wanted a daughter. It's great to have a niece now."
Daniel smiled, "One daughter is enough for our family."
"You're so lucky, Daniel. She's the only little princess in our family."
"Yeah, she'll have five uncles doting on her and five cousins who'll adore her," another added.
"I really want to hold her."

"No, she's sleeping. We can't wake her," another replied. "Why don't I, the eldest uncle, name her?" Taylor suggested. "No way, it
should be me, her grandfather," Gary insisted.
"I should name her. I was the top student in the province."
"I'm her father. I'll name her myself," Daniel asserted.
The men continued their playful argument around the crib.
On the hospital bed, Sienna couldn't help but laugh. Her sisters-in-law and Florence sat beside her.
The table was overflowing with flowers and gifts, and the atmosphere was festive, almost like a holiday celebration.
Mila, holding Sienna's hand, gently squeezed it and said, "Congratulations, Sienna."
"Thank you, Chubs," Sienna replied.
Mila smiled warmly, then glanced at Nathan and sighed, "Nate really loves daughters. It's a pity I gave birth to Jasper. He must
be so envious of Daniel right now
Sienna hadn't realized just how much the family valued a girl. Truly, rarity made something precious.
Wendy laughed and said, "It's not just Nate Taylor wanted a daughter too. He kept asking me to try for one, but after having one
child couldn't bear to go through that pain again."
Sienna looked back at Wendy and said, "With an epidural, it's not that painful."
Wendy responded, "When I gave birth, epidurals weren't common. Giving birth almost cost me my life."
Sienna glanced at Mila, full of empathy. When Mila had given birth, it had been a close call as well. Even though Nathan wanted
a daughter, they weren't planning on having more children.
"Exactly," Cheryl agreed. "Childbirth is like risking your life."
Sienna nodded and replied, "Yes, it is."
Florence asked, "Chubs, how long are you staying this time?"

"Mom, we're staying for two months. We'll leave after the New Year," Mila replied.
Florence was overjoyed. "That's wonderful! You live on the frontier all year. I miss you both so much."