Four men compete to claim being the father of a child, the truth behind it is surprising

While the pregnant woman was being pushed into the room to give birth, there were four men outside who all claimed to be the father of the child. This makes everyone confused, not knowing what is going on.

Welcoming a new life is a moment filled with emotions but also extremely difficult and dangerous. Any woman wants her husband to be by her side to care for and share during labor. But in life there are still many sad stories...

The story of a woman giving birth caused a stir on Chinese social networks, as many people claimed to be the child's father. Specifically, the news site Net Ease published a rare, rare story in life, involving four men competing to be the father of a child.

Accordingly, a pregnant woman named Vuong (22 years old) living in a small city in China, after a long pregnancy, went into labor. The day she was taken to the hospital to wait to give birth, while facing the danger of "going through labor", a special scene happened.

Many people discovered that outside the delivery room at that time, four men hurriedly ran in. Their expressions were all extremely worried, looking forward to the birth of the baby. Occasionally, these men also checked through the window to see if Ms. Vuong was a "full mother" or not.

When the baby was born, one of the men could not hide his emotions and covered his face and burst into tears. When the nurse asked who the child's father was, all four men jumped up and confessed, "It's me." Their strange actions immediately made the doctors and nurses in the delivery room equally confused.

Many people hypothesize about the "drama" relationship between the four men and the girl named Vuong. However, all inferences were rejected as untrue.

In fact, all four men in the story are not related to the child. It is known that their identities are firefighters and are teammates who work side by side on duty with the husband of the above pregnant woman.

During a firefight, Ms. Vuong's husband unfortunately died in an accident, leaving behind his 6-month pregnant wife. Out of pity for Ms. Vuong's single situation and the soon-to-be-born baby, the four of them They all wanted to adopt the little angel as their child, as well as a way to pay tribute to their late comrades.

The day Ms. Vuong gave birth, all four people stood outside the delivery room to comfort the widow's mind. Above all, they didn't want their former teammate's child to be known as having no father, so they all admitted that he was the child's father.

After Ms. Vuong was pushed out of the delivery room, all four men looked at the child and couldn't help but feel emotional. They felt like they were seeing the figure and face of their deceased comrades. One of them even burst into tears.

The pregnant woman also shed tears when she saw her husband's four teammates spending time with her and her child. All four people then became the baby's godfathers, giving Ms. Vuong spiritual strength and partially compensating for the child's disadvantages.

The story of four men waiting in front of the delivery room was widely shared on social networks. Many netizens expressed their sympathy for Ms. Vuong's "widowed mother and orphan" situation, and at the same time admired the noble actions of the above group of people.

- Even though the little angel doesn't have a biological father, she is very lucky to have 4 loving adoptive fathers!

- I really respect the four of them, being able to love their teammates' children so much.

- I almost misunderstood the pregnant woman named Vuong. What you see before your eyes is not necessarily true.

- Congratulations to Ms. Vuong and her mother for having such a kind person by their side... is a comment left by netizens.

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