I Am Your Brother

Hazel looked at her baby for a while longer and felt that she hadn't seen enough. After that, Betty placed the chicken soup, pig's trotter soup, and nutritious porridge in front of her. These were the menu that Jenson had instructed the chefs to make. She had heard that Amtinese women had a custom called postpartum confinement or sitting the month after delivery, which meant that they should eat nutritious food and rest well in order to recover faster from the trauma of birth. Agreeing to the statement, Betty encouraged Hazel to drink more soup to nourish her exhausted body. Hazel didn't refuse as she intended to breastfeed the baby and needed the food intake to increase her milk production. After she finished her meal, Jenson finally showed up. "Miss Wilkinson, how do you feel now? Are you feeling better?" asked Jenson in a considerate tone. Hazel replied with a smile, "Yes, I'm fine." After that, she made her own formal request. "I want to video call my husband and show him the baby,