Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland
Chapter 1392 - 1393: Postpartum Depression

Chapter 1392: Chapter 1393: Postpartum Depression

Niuniu was momentarily stunned by the gold jewelry before bursting into laughter, "When my eldest cousin came home, she also prepared a set of gold jewelry for the child."

Yun Men looked at Niuniu with a touch of reproach, "After you finish your postpartum month, Mom will have to go to Kyoto. We’ve already agreed on your elder brother’s arrangements."

Niuniu was clearly aware that it was because of her that Mom hadn’t gone to Kyoto; otherwise, she would have gone over the New Year’s.

"Indeed, my brother is several years older than me. Now that I am married and have a child, it’s time to sort out my brother’s affairs."

As soon as Yun Mingrui left the room, he called Lin Hui out for a walk.

"Cousin."

Even though he was older than Yun Mingrui, he called him cousin following his wife’s lead.

Yun Mingrui turned to Lin Hui, "The child is growing well, but Niuniu has put on quite a lot of weight."

In reality, his comment was also a probe, as he had heard from his mother who was worried Lin Hui might dislike Niuniu’s weight gain and had told him to give a few hints.

"She looks even better with the extra weight."

It wasn’t easy to have her gain weight during pregnancy; she’s not the skinny girl she used to be.

"After giving birth, women seem prone to postpartum depression. You should take extra care of Niuniu, and since you’re a doctor, you must know a thing or two about this!"

Lin Hui was slightly taken aback. How did his cousin know about postpartum depression?

Yes, many new mothers undergo major personality changes after childbirth, which is called postpartum depression.

"Cousin, don’t worry. Niuniu carried our son for ten months, giving birth to such an adorable child. I will take good care of her."

With that said, some things don’t need to be spelled out too clearly.

Yun Mingrui didn’t stay long in the provincial city before leaving.

But he had barely returned to Kyoto when his younger aunt urgently called to say that his uncle had been hospitalized with cancer.

This shocked Yun Mingrui. Cancer, what is that about?

"Little aunt, do grandparents know about this?"

Yun Men fell silent for a moment, her brows furrowed, "No, I wouldn’t dare to tell them about such a big thing, but your uncle’s illness might require him to come to Kyoto, and eventually, grandparents will find out."

Yun Mingrui was well aware that medical treatment isn’t cheap.

His eldest and second cousins could only afford to buy houses in the provincial city, and probably didn’t have much spare money. As for Niuniu’s sister, she didn’t have any extra cash either.

He feared the uncle might not agree to seek treatment, not wanting his cousins to be burdened with debt, and might just wait to die at home.

Faced with such a grave situation, Yun Mingrui was unsure of what to do.

He called his parents who were far away overseas.

"What’s the matter?" Yun Hao was seething with anger.

Yun Mingrui could feel his father’s rage through the phone, "Dad, uncle has cancer."

Yun Hao was stunned for two seconds, "We’ll rush back as soon as possible, and don’t tell your grandparents about this."

Yun Hao was worried his parents couldn’t handle it.

All those things from the past, they were over.

Yun Mingrui hung up the phone, his brows knitted. This big secret wouldn’t stay hidden for long.

What if his cousins inform the grandparents over the phone about it?

Should he bring them to stay at the villa?

Now, that seemed like the only course of action.

Yun Mingrui left work early from his company and went to his father’s and mother’s place.

Seeing their grandson visit during work hours, Yun’s parents were slightly surprised, "Little Huzi, what brings you here?"

"Aren’t you supposed to be at work?"