Chapter 2278


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    Having a social butterfly stay at one ce to look after someone else was torturous.


    However, Henry Armstrong''s mother seemed determined despite what Georgie Clementine said. "What do you mean? You''ve just delivered. It''s my duty as your mother-inw to look after you."


    Then, she turned her attention to her husband. "You must choose the best nannies and provide our daughter-inw with as many nannies as the Batton family has."


    He instantly agreed.


    "Is it necessary topare?" Georgie scratched her head helplessly.


    "It''s not aparison," she replied. "You and X are good friends. I don''t want you to feel like you''re not being treated just as well."


    "I won''t."


    “Well, I insist on it,” his mother said stubbornly.


    "Thank you, Dad, Mom. And thank you, Honey," Georgie said. She would never have thought that her mother-inw would ever speak to her this way in the past.


    Henry''s mother was considerate enough to think in her shoes.


    She had always thought she''d be enemies with her due to their rough start when they first met each other.


    Her mother-inw was the person who hated her and looked down on her the most in the Armstrong family.


    The older woman shook her head. "We haven''t even thanked you for giving birth to our grandchild yet. Georgie, thank you for carrying on the lineage for our family."


    She seemed to be in an excellent mood as she mentioned her grandson. Her husband shared her sentiments.


    "Oh, why don''t I take you to see the baby?" Henry asked.


    "We''re in no rush. Let us chat with Georgie first," his father chuckled.


    She felt touched upon hearing his


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    suddenly feeling that aet


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    The Armstrong family deserved her sacrifices.


    "Oh, do your parents know about this yet, Georgie?" his mother asked.


    Georgie nodded. "Yes, my parents will be flying over in the afternoon."


    "Okay, let me know what time they would be arriving so I can get our driver to pick them up," she told her.


    "They''ll arrive at Antis International Airport at three o''clock this afternoon," Georgie replied.


    She acknowledged that information with a nod and then instructed her driver to pick Georgie''s parents up at the airport.


    "Georgie, I heard you had a


    premature delivery because you were overworked," Henry''s father suddenly brought up the topic,


    making Georgie feel guilty. Content


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    She felt very sorry for what happened to her baby, who should''ve stayed in her belly for another month.


    Her recklessness had caused her


    son''s premature delivery, and to stay in an incubator with countless tubes connected body.


    It was all her fault. She was overconfident with her own physical condition.


    In hindsight, she realized in fear what could go wrong now that she thought about it.


    She didn''t dare imagine what would happen if there had been an ident during her delivery.


    She could have lost her baby if that happened, then how heartbroken and awful would she and Henry feel then?