Indeed.
Happiness is one's own, and so is life.
All these years, she cared too much about the opinions of her elders, too much about the opinions of those around her, always thinking about how to be someone who satisfied everyone, but she never asked herself deep down—what did she really want?
Now, she finally had something she wanted to pursue and had made efforts for it, so why should she care about others' opinions at this point? She didn't regret it; even if everyone denied this child, as long as she deemed it worthwhile, she should stand up for it.
Thinking this way, Li An'an slowly but resolutely said, "I don't regret it. I'm just worried that the innocent baby will be discriminated against because of this. But since Auntie, you trust me, I have nothing to worry about. When Tianle wakes up, I'll tell him this good news. We've missed out on too much, and I don't want to delay any longer. I just want to pursue my own happiness, just want to give the child a happy home."
