Why Does My Son Always Stand Up For Him?

After half an hour, Lilia returned to the bedroom.

Mellisa and Leonard accompany Glen to meet his aunt, Michelle.

In the bedroom, the old wooden bed gave off an antique feeling, but the mattress is very soft and comfortable to sleep on.

Lilia lay on her side, and the wisps of the afternoon sun pierced through the gaps in the half-closed curtains, shining warmly on her thin blanket.

After a while, the bedroom's door opened, and the man walked steadily with a glass of warm water.

Lilia spun around, ran into his deep pupils, and smiled slightly. "Are they gone?"

"Yes." The man put the glass on the small table beside the bed. And when he sat down, his palm rested on Lilia's back. "Are you having back pain?"

As Lilia's pregnancy progressed, she began to struggle to sleep.

Her protruding lower abdomen puts pressure on her spine while lying down, so she would rub both sides of her waist and stomach to relieve the pressure during nights.