Chen Yiran only made a brief appearance on Twitter and did not comment much on Apple's trillion-dollar market capitalization.

The main reason is that Olsen is almost due to give birth.

Chen Yiran had already taken her to the VIP maternity suite at Stanford University's Lucille Packard Children's Hospital. Chen Yiran deliberately turned on the game console, playing the latest PS3 blockbuster, The Last of Us, or rather, The Last of Us, with Olsen.

Of course, the game hasn't been released yet, but Chen Yiran used some tricks, such as hacking into Sony's backend and stealing the game out first.

Olsen has passed the peak of his hormones, and now, watching the little girl's death at the beginning, he's not crying or sobbing, but just furiously cursing the production team.

Several days passed, and finally March 26th arrived, the day before the due date.

Olsen's stomach remained calm, occasionally kicking itself, but showing no sign of coming out.

Although Packard Children's Hospital is one of the best neonatal hospitals in the United States.

Extracorporeal membrane oxygenation (ECMO), also known as artificial heart and lung, was developed in 1988. Even if a newborn experiences the most severe respiratory failure, this machine can simultaneously operate to provide comprehensive support for his heart and lungs.

The hospital prepared blood in advance according to Olsen and the child's condition. A multidisciplinary team, including obstetrics, anesthesia, ICU, cardiology, hematology, and neonatology, listed more than forty people on duty in two shifts under her name.

But Chen Yiran was still a little worried. The probability of something going wrong was small, but it wasn't zero.

Jasmine comforted him, "Don't worry, you've done much better preparation than Dong Ge. You don't need to be so suspicious just because you saw this news."

"But it's really scary, okay? Money can't buy my sister's life."

[Actually, I think they were a bit careless. If they had been at Peking Union Medical College Hospital in Beijing, with more thorough preparation, the outcome might have been much better. Like us now, we are exceptionally well-prepared; Stanford University's Lucille Packard Children's Hospital is many orders of magnitude better than Suqian First People's Hospital.]

Chen Yiran knew this was a low-probability event, but she was still worried. After secretly Googling it, she went to see a doctor.

But Packard Hospital is a professional; they had actually made all the worst-case preparations in advance.

After noticing Chen Yiran's concerns, they explained in detail the individualized emergency plan for amniotic fluid embolism that had been prepared in advance. If the condition occurred, they could ensure that an emergency surgical delivery could be performed within four minutes, and the fetus could be delivered within five minutes. At the same time, they would initiate a large blood transfusion and a high dose of hormones to treat the allergy.

Several other types of emergencies are also registered. There is a special storage room next to the VIP operating room, with plenty of blood prepared in advance, so there will be no dramatic scenes like those in TV dramas where people rush to the blood bank to get blood.

Look, look, don't worry, don't panic, just wait a few more days, it'll be fine.

A few more days passed, and it was now March 31st. Although it was past the given due date, all the indicators were normal. The doctor thought it was just that the baby wanted to stay a couple more days, and there was no major problem.

Chen Yiran felt relieved, but then Jasmine started to get anxious again.

[Should we switch hospitals? I don't think this one is suitable. Our young master should be at the best hospital; we should have gone directly to Mayo Clinic from the start!]

After hearing what Jasmine said, Chen Yiran also became a little doubtful.

Finally, at 4 a.m. on April 1st, while Olsen was eating an egg tart, her water broke.

The monitoring alarm at the nurses' station went off, and the doctors and nurses on standby next door rushed in and pushed Olson into the delivery room next door.

According to the rules here, the father is allowed to be present during childbirth, but Chen Yiran was a little flustered by the chaotic scene.

Moreover, childbirth is such a terrifying experience for women.

Olsen noticed Chen Yiran's awkward expression and waved him away, telling him to go outside and stay there.

Fortunately, Olsen is young enough, has a good pelvic structure, and a big, perky butt!

With good contractions and excellent cervical conditions, six hours later, at 6:06 PM Pacific Time on April 1, 2013, Chen Yiran, who had been through two lifetimes, gave birth to her first child.

A kind-looking middle-aged nurse cheerfully brought out the wrinkled, red, and ugly baby for Chen Yiran to see. Chen Yiran didn't even dare to get too close, feeling that the baby looked so small and fragile.

The nurses, unfazed, took the child back to the incubator in the VIP ward.

Chen Yiran quickly turned on her phone and made a video call to her parents in China.

He started planning again how to celebrate this joyous day with everyone.

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