Be Your Lover Forever (Alicia) novel Chapter 1006

For the next half of the month, Frederick stayed with his wife and son every single day. The stocks were spiking up outside, and everyone was busy handling them, while all sorts of news were spread everywhere. Meanwhile, he enjoyed his time in the confinement centre, and only signed off some documents when he was in a good mood.

After sleeping for half of the day, Alicia woke up, and took her cell phone over as she saw that the baby was still sound asleep. Nonetheless, her cell phone was taken away before she could even finish typing the password in.

"Bad girl! You're going to hurt your eyes!" Frederick said.

"Hubby... please let me play with my phone for a while. I haven't been on social media for so long, I'm so bored!" Alicia said cutely as she went up to him, stretching into him arms to snatch it back.

"You can do whatever you want once the confinement is over! Be a good girl! You've endured it for so long, you mustn't let your efforts go to waste!" Frederick stroked her hair as he said gently.

"You'll hurt your eyes, and it'll develop into a sequelae!" He wasn't sure if it was true, but as long as it was said to be good for her and would keep her healthy, he was willing to supervise her strictly to do it.

"I've downloaded some music and audiobooks for you, you can listen to them later!" he said.

Alicia took a bolster and hugged it. She was extremely bored, but she could only nod. "Okay then..."

After lying on the bed for a while, Alicia went down from the bed to move around. Seeing that the baby had opened his eyes and was moving again, she turned back.

"Are you awake, Clinton? I guess it's time to feed the hungry little baby..." she said softly.

Alicia bent forward and carried the baby into her arms, and was about to order the maid to get the milk bottle. Just then, Frederick gestured for the nanny to take the baby over.

The next second, one of the nannies carried the baby carefully, while the other fed him carefully. Alicia watched helplessly, while Frederick peered at her as he massaged her shoulders.

"Hubby, I want to do it myself..." She wasn't tired at all!

Alicia felt melancholic, not being able to carry her own child. No matter how professional the nannies were, she was still worried that they were going to slack or be careless. After all, he was her own child, so she still felt that it would be safer for her to take care of him on her own.

"Haven't you already carried him once today? You can look at him later when he's done drinking milk! You can't carry him too often, or you'll get the ‘Mother's hand'. It's a common postnatal sequelae, and it's difficult to treat. I've heard that it's a kind of tenosynovitis, and that it'll hurt very much! When you're in pain, you might not even be able to pick up a cutlery! Don't force it! You should only carry him twice a day so that you won't get tired!" Frederick said.

He massaged her palm and comforted her softly.

"Don't worry, the nannies are very professional. There's so many people taking turns looking after him, and I'm looking after him personally as well, nothing can go wrong. You should take care of your own health, and recover as soon as possible!" he said.

"All right..." Alicia replied.

Ever since she came back and gave birth, Alicia didn't feel like a mother at all, and she felt like a baby instead. He wouldn't let her do anything on her own, and the only thing that she was allowed to do was probably to eat herself!

Oh no, wait! The first three days after her giving birth, he wouldn't even let her hold the cutleries!

Alicia felt that she was becoming more and more useless as time passed, but she still felt exceptionally happy! As the mother, she didn't even know about those, but as the father, he binge-researched about everything for two days, and knew about everything clearly.

He looked after her meals, and took care of her life meticulously. He even helped with all the chores, such as washing her hair and helping her to kill her boredom. The baby was mostly taken care of by him and the nannies, and he even thought of the 'Mother's hand' tenosynovitis that might happen postnatal.