Cao Dali didn't know any of this.
Now that Mrs. Zhao was here to guide him,
"Auntie, thank you for your help. I'll go buy it in a moment." Cao Dali had learned to take care of pregnant women, but he didn't know how to care for mothers and children after birth.
But he could learn.
He had seen how hard it was for his wife during her pregnancy.
In the village, too many sister-in-laws who were pregnant didn't make it through childbirth.
Now that they had moved to Capital City and had access to a hospital, he wasn't so worried.
But today, in the middle of the night, his wife's cries woke him up, and instantly, he went to look for Third Brother and the others.
"Family member, you need to go and make the payment immediately," a nurse told Cao Dali, who was standing there, prompting him to pay.
Cao Dali nodded and hurried to pay.
The person was delivered, but the payment had not been made.
Cao Dali had prepaid fifty.
