She didn't want anything too complicated for a name.
Zhao Ying said, "My daughter, and my daughter's child, just need to be happy."
So, the child was named Xiao Le.
Zhao Xiaole was a premature baby. Since Su Lu had complications early in her pregnancy and later went through so many things, even though Professor Zhou closely monitored her condition and tried everything, he couldn't ensure Zhao Xiaole's full-term birth.
He was born three weeks early, delivered by emergency cesarean section, and weighed just over four pounds at birth, the size of a small cat—not fully grown and red, crying in a soft, weak voice.
When Professor Zhou handed him to Su Lu, she held his tiny body in her hands, tears streaming down her face, his little body warm and indicating his vitality.
Su Lu could only hold him for a short while before Professor Zhou took him back and put him into an incubator and wheeled him away.
Because he was born early, Zhao Xiaole didn't have a strong body to begin with.
