Because there are no team renovation workers, there are also no dedicated building materials markets.

This means Liu Rong has to run back and forth himself.

Knowing that someone was helping to oversee the renovations, Mu's mother relaxed and took care of Lin Chuchu every day.

Lin Chuchu's due date is fast approaching, and Mu Chen has been on some kind of mission lately, so he hasn't seen her in a long time.

Fearing that Lin Chuchu might overthink things, Mu's mother often spoke well of Mu Chen in front of Lin Chuchu.

Lin Chuchu was naturally not angry, because Mu Chen had told her that once the mission was completed, he would be able to return on the day Lin Chuchu gave birth.

And you can also take a month's leave.

Mu Chen isn't even a formal police officer yet, and he's already so busy. Although she's worried, there's nothing she can do about it.

She was naturally pleased that her superiors valued Mu Chen.

Lin Chuchu is pregnant with twins, her belly is larger than that of a normal pregnant woman, and she is likely to give birth prematurely.

Mu's mother had already started making clothes for the baby, as well as swaddle blankets and diapers.

Mother Mu made two small red silk quilts with flowers embroidered on them.

Lin Chu touched the embroidery on the clothes and said with a smile, "Mom, I'm envious of the kids now. These clothes are so beautiful."

Because of the hot weather, in addition to preparing long-sleeved clothes for her child, Mu's mother also prepared a small bib.

Mu's mother rolled her eyes at her, "What are you envious of? After you give birth, I'll make you even more clothes, so you can wear a different one for half a month without repeating the same one."

The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law joked with each other.

Lin Chuchu sometimes thinks that she is lucky to have met a good mother-in-law, otherwise, with her personality, she would have been bullied to death.

Lin Chuchu felt a little uncomfortable in her stomach right after lunch; it ached slightly and felt like it was going down.

Lin Chuchu wasn't sure if she was about to give birth, and she felt a little panicked, but she was also afraid that she wasn't and was making a mountain out of a molehill.

Lin Chuchu couldn't sit still any longer, so she stood up and paced back and forth.

When Mu's mother came out after washing the dishes and saw her like this, she also realized that something was wrong.

"Chuchu, what's wrong? Is your stomach upset?"

After saying that, he stepped forward and helped her up.

"Mom, I think I have a bit of a stomachache, but it doesn't necessarily mean I'm going into labor. I'll check again tonight; it should go away soon."

Upon hearing this, Mother Mu shook her head.

"No, you have to come to the hospital with me now. Even if you're not about to give birth, you still have to go to the hospital."

After saying that, he helped Lin Chuchu to the sofa, saying, "Sit down for a while, I'll pack my things right away."

The hospital bag was already packed, containing four baby bottles and a box of formula.

Ever since they found out that Lin Chuchu was pregnant with twins, they started saving money for baby formula and began buying it two months ago.

The two were so flustered that they forgot to notify the old house.

As Lin Chuchu was wheeled into the operating room, Mu's mother grabbed her hand, saying, "I'll have someone go find Mu Chen in a bit. Don't worry, Mom will be with you."

At the entrance to the operating room, Mu's mother was stopped by a nurse.

Mother Mu swallowed hard and grabbed the nurse's hand, "If anything unexpected happens, save the mother first!"

This was something her son repeatedly emphasized to her before he went on his mission.

Chu Chu was alone, but they couldn't let her be in danger.

We can have more children, or we can choose not to, but nothing can happen to Chuchu.

She felt a little jealous when her son said those words.

Later, her son said, "Mom, when you gave birth to me, my dad said the same thing to the doctor, and even ignored my grandma's objections, insisting on saving the mother."

"Mom, just think about it, if your roles were reversed, how helpless would the person in the operating room feel?"

Mother Mu was immediately persuaded and firmly stood by her daughter-in-law, prioritizing the safety of the mother.

After entering the operating room, Lin Chuchu also heard Mu's mother's voice.

Her eyes instantly welled up with tears.

The doctor next to her smiled and said, "You've got a good mother-in-law. Don't worry, everything will go smoothly."

Lin Chuchu was in so much pain that she was sweating profusely. Hearing this, she smiled at the doctor and said, "Doctor, please, if... I want to save the baby."

She was about to become a mother; how could she just stand by and watch her child die when the accident happened?

All she could do was pray in her heart, pray that her child would be alright, pray that she could survive and watch her child grow up healthy.

Lin Chuchu prayed silently in the operating room.

Outside the operating room, Mu's mother clasped her hands together in prayer.

"May God bless my daughter-in-law and grandson to be healthy."

She paced back and forth, extremely anxious.

After waiting for an unknown amount of time, Mu's father arrived, followed by his maternal grandparents.

Before leaving, Mu's mother asked a neighbor to tell them the news.

Upon seeing Mr. Mu, Ms. Mu felt as if she had found her pillar of support.

"What should we do? Chu Chu hasn't come out yet... I hope Chu Chu is alright?"

For the first time, Mu's mother felt that the people standing outside were so anxious.

Mr. Mu was also worried, but he couldn't say it.

"It's okay, it's okay. When you gave birth to Mu Chen, it also took a whole day."

Grandma calmly said, "That's how it is when you give birth. Where's Mu Chen? He's still away on a mission."

"No, that brat, he knew Chu Chu was about to give birth, yet he still went on a mission."

Mother Mu gritted her teeth and said that if Mu Chen were here, she would definitely twist his ear.

Night fell quickly, but the operating room door remained closed.

Everyone was tired of standing and had to sit down in chairs.

The shouts inside grew louder and louder, and everyone's hearts were in their throats.

Suddenly, I heard a child crying.

Mother Mu jumped up, "She's given birth! She's given birth!"

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