Although she still hadn't figured out Mo Yi's intentions, his words, "I won't harm her and the child unless absolutely necessary," undoubtedly gave Ming Ge quite a bit of peace of mind, equivalent to temporarily swallowing a reassuring pill.
She didn't completely let her guard down with Mo Yi, completely forgetting that "unless absolutely necessary" possibility, but she also didn't need to be constantly on edge, worrying that Mo Yi would do something in everyday life that would harm her and the child.
Now that there was a little baby on the way, Ming Ge tried her best to curb her laid-back nature and sharp temper, trying to do as little as possible to force Mo Yi to a "unless absolutely necessary" scenario.
Mo Yi didn't treat her harshly in terms of living conditions; in fact, everything on the ship's menu prioritized the pregnancy, instructing the cook to make anything she wanted to eat.
Yet, Ming Ge's morning sickness hit with a vengeance.
