Mr. Gu, I'm Pregnant!

[New story: "Moths to the Flame" (Forgive me, I'm terrible at titles~), a fated cycle that brings them together again after eighteen years, a beautiful and confident military doctor × a handsome, cold special forces soldier]

Blurb:

Qi Huan is pregnant.

The father is Gu Anzhi.

Qi Huan: Mr. Gu, I'm pregnant. Do you want the baby?

Gu Anzhi: Yes!

Qi Huan: Okay. After I have the baby, can I come visit often?

Gu Anzhi: No. But if you marry me, you can see the baby whenever you want.

Qi Huan: Hm? I thought all you wanted was a baby. Why do we have to get married too?

"Some people are like rainbows. You only know they exist once you've met them."

Qi Huan: "Your calm and composure, your gentleness and restraint, the warmth and reliability I could feel at a glance: they were the comfort my heart desperately needed back then, but didn't have. Even just seeing you from afar made me feel stronger... You gave me the strength to heal inside."

Gu Anzhi: "When you snatched my phone with your eyes red, my heart skipped a beat. I thought I might be about to make a mistake."

Qi Huan: "Love springs from nowhere, yet grows deeper with every passing day... It was you!"

Gu Anzhi: "How can I repay such devotion? I will love you for all eternity."

One of them plans to secretly have the baby and then go home to be with her mother.

The other wants the whole package: marriage, a child, and romance. A perfect life!

A sweet story about getting married, raising a child, falling in love, healing each other, and growing together!

★In the words of a comment from a reader I really like: The main characters are both such gentle people~

★Qi Huan × Gu Anzhi, marriage and romance, everyday life, no drama. The baby is born early on and stays throughout. Super sweet!!

★Mutual pining (I think~). The heroine → hero (an obvious arrow: before marriage, she knows exactly that she likes him); the hero → heroine (a hidden arrow: before marriage, his feelings are subtle, as if he hasn't realized them himself).

★I acknowledge the parts of my writing that aren't good. Dear readers, feel free to share your thoughts reasonably, and please point out anything I've written inaccurately. Thank you all.

★Thanks to @A Liang for the cover. I love it! Sending hearts~

Theme: Healing each other and growing together.