chapter 57

When they arrived at the emergency room, Demetrio was running around nervously. It was the first time he had been at the birth of one of his children, and what was more, little Lili had been born systemizing, which meant that she was not delivered by caesarean section as planned, but normally.

"Don't touch me, you're the cause of my misfortune!" cried Eva, breathing in and out as the doctor had told her a few minutes before.

"It's going to be all right, it's going to be all right, little one," said Demetrio, stroking Eva's sore belly in a room with her legs spread wide.

"Don't say it's going to be all right, you don't know how much pain I'm in," Anderson cried, his eyes red with pain.

Demetrio began pacing back and forth in despair. He had seen videos on the internet about how to behave in such cases, it was easy to instill confidence in the mother-to-be and take control. The only problem was that he wasn't carrying either.

A doctor came into the room to check Eva's dilation, and ind