1970s: A hot-tempered wife who accompanied a soldier to the military compound and made a fortune.

Chapter 1520 A Down-to-Earth Nickname

Chapter 1520 A Down-to-Earth Nickname

Everyone in the hospital was watching the triplets who had just woken up and were opening their mouths for food. No one remembered Qiu Jinzhou, who was being tormented by the two demonic voices.

Looking at her adorable grandchildren, Mrs. Fu's smile never faded: "We can't keep calling them 'baby, baby,' how about we give them a nickname first?"

Everyone looked at Fu Yancheng and Chu Xue.

Fu Yancheng was holding Chu Xue's hand at this moment, and said with a doting look on his face, "Wife, you worked hard to give birth to them, so you can name them."

Chu Xue glanced at the three little ones on the bed next to her and said, "How about we give them a more down-to-earth name?"

Fu Yancheng smiled at her and said, "I'll listen to my wife. Just call me whatever sounds good to me."

After careful consideration, Chu Xue said, "The eldest is the biggest, the second is the daughter you've been longing for, and the youngest is the smallest. How about we name them Dafu, Erbao, and Sanwang? What do you think?"

Actually, she wanted to name her daughter Erxi or Erning and her son Sankang, but considering that there was only one daughter among the triplets, she still used the character "Bao" (宝). Then she felt that Sankang was a bit awkward to pronounce, so she changed her mind and simply named him Sanwang.

Although it's a bit old-fashioned, it's down-to-earth and suits the tastes of people in this era.

Upon hearing the name, Madam Fu had no reason to disagree: "I think it's good. How about we settle on this? Dafu, Erbao, Sanwang."

As soon as she finished speaking, Xiao Sanzi laughed, which was seen by everyone.

Xiao Nianchun exclaimed in surprise, "Look, Xiao Sanzi is smiling! Did you see that? He's actually smiling!"

Aunt Xiao smiled and chimed in, "It seems that Xiao Sanzi really likes the nickname Sanwang. Is he Xiao Sanwang?"

No one expected that Xiao Sanzi would actually laugh again upon hearing this.

The ward suddenly became lively: "Do you think Sanwang can understand what we're saying?" Madam Fu immediately picked up Sanwang: "Grandma's Sanwang is so good, does he like this nickname?"

But the child had closed her eyes and was asleep, ignoring whatever her mother said.

Mrs. Fu couldn't get enough of looking at her grandson in her arms, smiling as she said, "Looks like you're tired."

Father Xiao picked up his eldest son: "Dafu, I'm your grandpa."

Before Mr. Xiao could say anything more, he felt a warmth on his hand: "Oh, he peed! Quick, quick, get me a diaper."

Fearing they might look for the wrong thing, Fu Yancheng quickly reminded them, "Take it from the yellow bag; it's full of the boss's stuff."

Guo Wenjing was somewhat surprised to hear Fu Yancheng's words and asked, "You mean you want each of the three children to use their own?"

Fu Yancheng nodded slightly: "That's what we've been thinking, and that's what we've prepared, but we don't know if it's feasible?"

Just then, the doctor who delivered Chuxue walked in from outside the ward: "If we really do it this way, that would be the best thing. Children are inherently weak, and this way we can avoid cross-infection."

As soon as Xiao's mother saw the doctor come in, she asked, "Doctor, my Chuxue gave birth to triplets this time. Are there any special precautions she should take during her postpartum period?"

This time, she was truly sincere, fearing that her daughter might develop health problems from having triplets. Naturally, she wanted to help her recover during her postpartum period, and also wanted to let her in-laws and son-in-law hear about it so they would pay attention.

The doctor laughed: "The mother's physical condition and mindset are the best I've ever encountered since I started delivering babies. No, and the speed of childbirth is really something, it's broken our hospital's record. I checked her out after the delivery, and she'll just follow the normal postpartum care guidelines. But she'll be breastfeeding three babies, so her nutrition definitely needs to be adequate."

(End of this chapter)