"I know, but the head nurse will be right there guiding me through it," he explained further. "But if anyone else touches the baby, they won't be considered an heir anymore,"

Camery furrowed her brows slightly, looking up at him and studying his features. "You want to do it? It's not gonna be pretty," she warned him with a little chuckle.

Kai nodded. "Yeah, i do," he said honestly. "I kinda have to anyway," he joked.

Camery raised a brow at him, clearly amused. "You're sure? You know the baby will be an heir regardless," she mused lightly to him. If not of the night kingdom, then they'd be an heir of the day kingdom. It would work either way.

"Yeah. I dont want our family split between two kingdoms,"

Cam nodded slowly, although wasn't a huge fan of a twenty one year old delivering her first child. It also wasn't something she reallyyy wanted him seeing. She sighed and shook her head slowly. "But are you like really sure? You're not allowed to decide I'm gross and fall out of love with me after, you know," she whispered.

Kai nodded. "I will love you always, no matter what I see. And I... I had to deliver my siblings and my stillborn siblings, so no, I don't think it's gross. I get to experience the miracle of my own child being born,"

Camery started running her fingers softly along his chest as he spoke, closing her eyes slightly. He did... what? Her brows pinched together, looking up at him a little worridly. "Why did you... have to do that?" She whispered gently after a moment or two. She then just nodded softly. "Alright... alright. As long as you're sure - as long as nothing goes wrong you can deliver the baby," she whispered carefully. The idea of it was still terrifying, but oh to hell with it. It was tradition, and she wanted this baby to be a bit of both of them - the best parts of their two worlds.

Kai sighed. "Because my father said he was too busy, and they had to be delivered by a royal or they wouldn't be a royal themselves," he explained. Kai smiled lightly and nodded, "Okay,"

Cam nodded slowly pushed out a sigh, holding him tight. "Well.. alright. If that's what'd make them royal, then so be it," she murmured, sort of shifting where she was laying to straddle him. "And I'll try my hardest to make sure you don't have to deliver another still-born," she whispered quietly.