My Mommy Became A Billionaire After the Breakup novel Chapter 1885

Chapter 1885 Postpartum Depression

Evie had been restless for the past two days.

There was agitation in her heart, and she kept having the feeling that something bad was about to happen.

She even had a nightmare last night, dreaming that someone had snatched Pixie away. But before Pixie could be found, Mia and Aiden were also dragged away by a huge monster in the dark.

She practically woke up crying.

Before Evie gave birth, Aron had invited a relevant psychological expert and was always on standby.

With something like this happened, Aron was worried that she was suffering from postpartum depression.

Fortunately, the psychologist didn't give such a diagnosis after examining her.

Aron had also told Athena about what happened last night so that Athena could do her utmost to comfort Evie as soon as she came.

Aron didn't want to admit it, but in certain matters, Athena was indeed the only one who could comfort his wife.

"It's good that there is no postpartum depression," Athena breathed a sigh of relief. "Then it must be because of the telepathic connection between her and Mia. Something happened to Mia here, and that's why she started to feel uneasy."

Mia was holding Athena's hand. She looked at Athena with wide eyes and said, "Evie loves me so much."

"Did you just realize it?" Athena flicked her forehead. "So, do you understand what you should now?"

Mia nodded resolutely.

Then she let go of Athena's hand and shouted with that saccharine voice, "Evie!"

And she rushed into Evie's room.

Athena laughed and shook her head, then looked at Aron. "You attend to her very well, and that's why she's always in a good mood. Don't worry."

She paused for a while before saying again with a smile, "Rather than her, I'm more worried about you getting postpartum depression."

Ever since Evie's third trimester, Aron had always been tense, and he didn't even relax a bit throughout Evie's postpartum confinement.

Evie was doing very well, yet Aron was visibly having sleep deprivation.