Can Double a Really Give Birth to a Sweet Girl?

Announcement in this article: [V has been solved. Although it has been desensitized, it is difficult to continue the broken string, so I will not write it again (bow)] After completing her mission, Chris Jiang returned to Border Star's home and was greeted by the sweet aroma of cream soup. Her husband immediately untied his apron and came up to her, giving her a comforting kiss. His clear brown eyes filled with familiar warmth, "Are you hungry? You can have dinner at any time." This is Jiang's most relaxed moment, and it is also the reason why she is willing to hide her name here, even though her husband is just a small employee of the Conservation Bureau. - On the second wedding anniversary, Jiang received two pieces of good news: One is that the enemy country has launched a spy mission called Project Natalie against the military, and she will have work to do again. Second, her husband finally saved up enough fertility points and obtained a preferred childcare spot, and she was about to be a mother. - When the child was born, Jiang was sniping and killing a spy. "It's a girl," she heard her husband's weak voice, "I hope she can be as sweet as you." "No, sweet like you," she corrected. After hanging up the phone, Jiang leaned over again and continued to search for the fast-moving fat man through the scope, but what came out was a man pushing a stroller, her husband. The mission failed and the target escaped. Her husband explained to her the reason for the unexpected birth. After returning home, Jiang found healing wounds suspected of bullet holes on her husband's body, which were also in the same location as the escaped target. Jiang's eyes darkened suddenly, and his tone was a bit regretful, "It seems like I won't grow up to be a sweet girl." [Small speaker]: Double vest, cat and mouse version of Mr. And Mrs. Smith The A in the title of the novel is not the A of ABO. The sweet girl is the father's son. It is technology, not GB. Intention: Nothing