Especially, he didn't want his precious daughter chatting and laughing with Austin.
Because of this, Jiang Boya had no choice but to suppress his emotions and sit in the living room with Kang Li.
"You're due soon, right?"
Miss Davis looked at Kang Li's high, rounded belly, her gaze gentle as she casually asked.
"Yeah, it's almost time."
The due date was early April, but with multiples, early labor was common, and now it was already mid-February—Kang Li guessed she'd probably go into labor around the twentieth next month.
"Then you need to be extra careful these days."
Miss Davis reminded her.
"I will, thank you."
For the next month, unless it was really necessary, she wouldn't go out, lest something unexpected happen while she was outside.
Speaking of which, Kang Li wasn't carrying just one baby, but her belly wasn't absurdly big.
Besides, all the babies in her belly were well-behaved; throughout these seven or eight long months, they hadn't given her any trouble at all.
