Zachary finally walked in.

His complexion had improved slightly.

The moment everyone saw him enter, their eyes immediately went to his face. Grandma May even teased him, “Not bad, you can still walk. I thought your brothers would have to carry you in.”

“Nana, I did say I could handle it.”

Childbirth was just too painful. Zachary made up his mind. One child was enough. He did not want his beloved wife to endure that pain again.

“Here, let me feed Seren.”

Seeing his sister-in-law feeding Serenity, Zachary stepped forward and stood behind Liberty, ready to take over the task.

“It's fine, Seren’s almost done anyway,” Liberty said. “Go take a look at the baby. I bet you haven’t even gotten a good look at your son yet.”

She was quite satisfied with her brother-in-law’s reaction. It was clear he truly cherished her sister.

When Zachary first stepped out of the delivery room, his face had been as pale as paper, and his legs were trembling so badly he could barely walk. Callum and Kevi