Childhood Sweethearts: He's Jealous Again!-Chapter 106 - : Then My Scar is Also Yours

Chapter 106: Chapter 106: Then My Scar is Also Yours

Facing this question, Gu Zhihan couldn’t help but counter, “Why would I despise it?”

“I knew it…” My husband is the best husband in the whole world!

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Seeing that he didn’t despise it at all, Mengmeng’s eyes smiled instantly, but before she could finish, she heard Gu Zhihan add, “Besides, the scar isn’t on my body.”

It surely wasn’t his place to despise, was it!

“!!!”

Mengmeng pouted involuntarily and earnestly said to him, “Although the scar isn’t on your body, I belong to you. My whole person is yours, so my scars are also yours!”

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“…” No one could argue with that logic.

Gu Zhihan was at a loss for words.

Indeed, no one could argue with that logic.

“Mengmeng, don’t worry, if he dares to despise you, I will make sure he can’t even recognize himself!” Mom Gu couldn’t resist adding her own jab.

If you beat him until even you can’t recognize him, doesn’t that mean you’ve beaten him until he can’t recognize his own mother…

Mengmeng was sweating, that really was too harsh.

“But even if my husband doesn’t despise me, what if I despise it myself?” Mengmeng hung her little head low, miserably staring at her scar.

It looked hideous no matter how she looked at it.

It was as if a little centipede was lying there.

Mom Gu comforted her, “Mengmeng, you really don’t need to worry. You’re still young, and your skin is still growing and renewing. With time, the scar will naturally fade. If you don’t believe me, look at the scar from my cesarean section…”

As she spoke, she began to undo the buttons of her white coat, lifted up her T-shirt, and showed her the lower half of her belly, gesturing, “I’m telling you, this scar used to be as long as my middle finger. But now, look, isn’t it just the length of a thumb?”

“Mm-hmm, yes!” Mengmeng looked at it and immediately nodded her little head, no longer fixated on the scar, instead becoming curious about something else.

She bit her little finger and stared at Mom Gu’s cesarean section belly, asking curiously, “By the way, godmom, how exactly do babies get into your belly?”

Although she often clamored about having children with her husband, but but but… she truly didn’t know how babies got into a girl’s belly.

She had heard about how they were born, though—either pulled out, yeah, just like pooping, or taken out by cutting open the belly…

“Why are you asking this?” Mom Gu was clearly not caught up with Mengmeng’s leaping thoughts and, after a brief pause, said with a smile, “Babies, of course, come from the development of fertilized eggs.”

As an obstetrician, Mom Gu didn’t resort to any foolish responses like ‘you were picked up from a garbage can’ or ‘you were dug out of a manure pile’ to explain.

In her view, it was better for children to know about some things to prevent ignorance that could lead to future harm without understanding why.

“Fertilized egg?” Mengmeng was immediately full of question marks, clearly not knowing what it was. She continued to ask, “And where does that come from?”

She also wanted to get one to put in her belly, so she could give her husband a Xiaobao and keep him firmly in the palm of her hands!

It must be said, a child’s thoughts can sometimes be both innocent and amusing.

“This… A fertilized egg is formed when a sperm meets an egg,” Mom Gu said, feeling her face getting hotter as she spoke.

Although all this was basic knowledge and even included in biology textbooks, saying it out loud still made her old face burn hot.