At the wedding, Bai Ning stared unblinkingly at the couple reciting their vows, exchanging rings, kissing, and finally completing the ceremony, officially becoming husband and wife. Her heart was full of longing.
Back home, a layer of peanuts, red dates, and dried longan was spread under the wedding bed. The bride was fed dumplings and asked, "Will you have children or not?"
Mi Huan answered shyly, "Yes, I will."
Bai Ning found everything especially fresh and interesting.
"Qiqi, why do they have to eat raw dumplings?" Bai Ning didn't understand.
"It's a custom. Saying 'raw' means having babies." As Qiao Qiqi said this, she suddenly thought of Bai Ning's missing uterus, and her joyful mood grew a little heavier.
These days, uteruses can technically be transplanted, but it's still quite difficult. You have to wait for a donor, and she would have to go through another trauma; in the end, whether it would even work is uncertain.
