"What?!" Upon hearing this, Granny Tong Li's face turned even paler, and she anxiously pounded her legs. "Oh dear! What should we do!"

"This...this county magistrate's wife is about to give birth, but...this doesn't need so many midwives! This is leaving us no way to survive!" Seeing Granny Tong Li's gloomy face, many of the old women whispered among themselves.

"Grandma, Grandma Zhang from the alley on South Street went back to her parents' home yesterday and wasn't recruited. You can go find her!"

Just when Grandma Tong Li was in despair, the little baby's soft, sweet voice, like a fairy descending to earth, drifted into Grandma Tong Li's ears.

Grandma Tong Li's eyes lit up immediately.

She turned to look at the adorable little baby, her eyes suddenly welling up with tears. She picked up the baby and gave him a big kiss. "Oh, Grandma's little darling! You're such a little angel! You've helped Grandma so much!"

After saying that, Grandma Tong Li didn't care about anything else and quickly turned around and walked towards South Street, calling out to her neighbors who came to call her.

"Old Zhao's wife! Thank you so much! Please tell my eldest daughter-in-law not to bother with this and to watch over my second son's wife. I'm going to find a midwife!"

"Okay, Grandma."

The little boy looked at Granny Tong Li, who was walking slowly, and suddenly his watery eyes lit up. He stood up from the stall and shouted in his childish voice, "Granny Tong, there's an oxcart at the aunt's house in the alley ahead. Ask her to take you there!"

The little baby was standing on the edge of the stall, where there was no support, and it looked like he could fall off at any moment.

Zhuangyou's eyelids twitched, and Aunt Lin became even more anxious, fearing that something might happen to this little darling right under her nose, so she quickly went to help her up.

However, before she could take two steps, the old woman beside her had already swiftly picked her up and put her back in a stable position.

"Hey Xiaobao, don't fall!"

"Okay, thank you, Mother-in-law!"

The little baby was held and sat back down without fussing. She tilted her head back, revealing her dimples, and obediently thanked the old woman. The old woman was delighted and pinched her chubby cheeks with a big smile.

Hearing the baby's cries, Grandma Tong Li turned back. She hadn't gone more than a few steps, and now every word from the baby was a lifeline for her. She was willing to walk back a few more steps just to hear it clearly.

"Little girl, what did you just say to Grandma? Grandma is old and her hearing isn't very good, so she didn't hear you clearly."

“The aunt in the alley ahead has an oxcart! Let her uncle take you there, it’s eight coins a time!” The little boy obediently repeated.

"Okay! Thank you so much. I'll definitely thank you properly when I'm done with my work!" Grandma Tong thanked her without a second thought, then turned and walked into the alley ahead without a doubt.

"At this hour, aren't her family's oxcarts all delivering vegetables to the Duke's mansion?" someone remembered and said.

This immediately drew many puzzled people to agree, "Yeah..."

"Her car is at home today. The Duke's car started last night, but they were worried about too many people and too much trouble, so they came early this morning to say that they wouldn't be delivering vegetables today."

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Upon hearing the insider's explanation, everyone stared in shock at the little bundles of joy, their eyes changing completely, and no one could resist touching the three adorable little dumplings.

The stall, which had been bustling with chatter just moments before, suddenly fell completely silent, with everyone staring in astonishment at the little baby.