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My mother-in-law and husband insisted that I give birth to the twins naturally.
My sister-in-law slapped my husband across the face, demanding a Cesarean section.
Afterward, I learned that my sister-in-law had actually reincarnated even earlier than I had.
I was pregnant with twins, but my mother-in-law and husband were adamant that I must have a natural delivery.
As a result, both my babies and I died on the operating table.
When I opened my eyes again, I found myself back at the moment I entered the delivery room for an examination.
In my previous life, no matter how much I pleaded, Wang Ye refused to sign the consent form.
His peculiar mother insisted that I give birth naturally, claiming that children born via Cesarean section were not as smart as those born naturally.
But the truth was, the babies simply could not be delivered that way.
In the end, I died despite attempts to save me, and the children suffocated to death.
After my death, my soul lingered around Wang Ye.
I saw him kneeling on the ground, pleading with the doctor: “Doctor, is there still hope for my wife and children? Please, save them!”
The doctor coldly replied, “Why didn’t you act sooner? A Cesarean section is one of the simplest surgeries with the least risk. If performed in time, both mother and child could have been saved!”
Wang Ye collapsed to the ground.
At that moment, I finally realized what kind of man I had married, and despair washed over me.
Having already died once, this time, I would not entrust my life and that of my children to my mama's boy husband.
I had signed the Surgery Agreement long ago.
When I was in the Delivery Room, I wrote a Power of Attorney, granting the Doctor the authority to perform surgery if my life was in danger.
"Smack!"
A loud slap echoed as the Doctor pushed me out of the Delivery Room, hoping I would persuade my family to agree to a Cesarean Section to reduce the risks.
The Wang family gathered around me.
Wang Ye covered his face, looking at me with guilt. "Tian Tian, I'm sorry, I..."
Lin Zhao Di interrupted him, "You useless fool! You can't even deliver a baby and still have the nerve to blame my son for not agreeing to the Cesarean Section."
I looked at her coldly, saying nothing.
My stomach hurt, my body ached, and my heart felt heavy.
But I wouldn't let her bully me like before.
To my surprise, Wang Ye's sister, Wang Ping, stepped forward. "Mom, stop talking nonsense! My Sister-in-law is in critical condition, and you're making sarcastic remarks? Her life is more important than anything else!"
I stared at Wang Ping in astonishment. Had she taken leave of her senses?
In the past, she had been just as harsh as her mother, always hitting or scolding me.
And why was Wang Ye's cheek so red? Had she hit him?
I felt confused but didn't want to ask. I directly called for the Doctor to push me back.
Just as the door was about to close, I heard Wang Ping kneel down with a thud. "Doctor, please! I beg you, you must save my Sister-in-law and the baby inside her!"
A few hours later, I successfully gave birth to a son and a daughter.
My mother-in-law was overjoyed. "Oh my, my grandson looks so good! Look at those big eyes, and those eyebrows—just like my son’s, thick and dark. And that nose is so high, just like our family!"
I lay on the hospital bed and waved at her, signaling her to bring the two children over.
She walked over with a beaming smile. "Sweetie, you’ve done a great job for our family! Let’s give the kids names. What should we call them?"
I spoke calmly, "Let them take my surname: Jiang Yu and Jiang Yao."
"What did you say?" My mother-in-law thought she had misheard.
I looked her straight in the eye and repeated clearly, "I said, let my children take my surname: Jiang Yu and Jiang Yao."
Finally, my mother-in-law understood; she hadn’t expected me to say such a thing.
She turned to Wang Ye, hoping he would intervene.
Wang Ye was busy studying how to use a diaper and hadn’t heard what was happening on our side at all.
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