Hearing Minato's words, An'hua replied, "Actually, pretty good. I had Tsunade examine me too, and she said everything was fine. It'll probably happen within the next day or two."
"Have you prepared yourself, second sister-in-law? You look pretty nervous."
An'hua could not help laughing when she heard that. "Listen to yourself. This is the birth of a life. How could it possibly be easy or smooth?"
Minato regretted saying it the moment the words left his mouth. How could he not know how painful childbirth was?
"Oh, second sister-in-law, listen to the nonsense coming out of my mouth. Don't mind it. Don't take it to heart."
An'hua waved her hand. "Why would I care about such a trivial remark? I'm your second sister-in-law. How could I really blame you?"
An'hua stroked her belly. "Little one, when you're born, don't be too playful. Hurry and come into Mommy's arms."
"Mommy is really afraid of pain."
As if the child in her belly had heard her, it lightly kicked An'hua.
Smiling, An'hua rubbed her stomach. "I'll be seeing you soon, my child."
An'hua had truly never imagined that one day, she would nurture a tiny life of her own.
Before meeting Amado, she had always planned to remain the Hokage Secretary until retirement.
Who would have thought she would marry Amado? After their marriage, considering that she was getting older—
—and that her work efficiency truly was not what it used to be, she trained a successor and stepped down.
At that time, both she and Amado were very free, but neither of them had thought about having children.
This little life was truly an unexpected joy, completely outside the plans of the two of them.
That was why An'hua loved it so much.
"Hehe, if it's a girl, I think she'll