Three days later, the train arrived in Beijing.

During those three days on the train, she only woke up to eat and then felt sleepy and wanted to sleep.

Only then did she vaguely sense that something was wrong. As soon as she got off the train, she couldn't wait to take the notification letter to the guesthouse and book a room.

After entering the room, she immediately locked the door and went into her spatial dimension.

She shouted, "Space God, I need a pregnancy test! I've searched pharmacies before, I'm sure they have some."

With a "whoosh," the item she needed appeared in her hand.

She felt incredibly stupid during this time; she hadn't had her period for two months and hadn't even noticed.

After the test, she waited anxiously for a few minutes. Finally, she took it out and glanced at it. Heh... two lines.

At this moment, she didn't know whether she should be happy or cry. School was about to start, but she was pregnant.

A moment later, she smiled happily again. She was a mother! Haha...

At worst, I can take a month off when I give birth; the teacher should be understanding.

After all, it's only the first time the college entrance examination has been reinstated, and there might even be students with children in tow. What is she, a pregnant woman, afraid of?

After calming down, she took a shower in the bathroom in the space and then went up to the third floor of the cabin to sleep.

The next day, she took out the land deed and key from the room and put them away. After checking out, she took a bus to find Song Zhe's courtyard.

Upon arriving at the location, she followed the address and discovered that Song Zhe's courtyard was in a really nice and quiet spot.

She took out her key, opened the door, and glanced inside. The entire yard looked very clean, and even the flowers and plants had been trimmed.

Could it be that Song Zhe's mother sent someone to manage it? She continued walking inside and found that the doors and windows of the room were carved with exquisite patterns of flowers, birds, fish, insects, pavilions, and towers.

With so many rooms, how many entrances and exits are there? She didn't quite understand.

The place was too big to explore completely, so she stopped and chose the room closest to the main entrance, taking out her keys and trying them one by one.

With a click, Su Tian pushed open the door and went inside. The warm sunlight shone through the carved window lattice and cast dappled light and shadow on the simple blue brick floor.

Inside the room was a large carved bed, next to which was a small dressing table.

Several military magazines were placed on the desk by the window.

Su Tian was very curious. Could it be that Song Zhe had stayed here?

She picked up the book, opened it, and saw that it contained many annotated notes—his own notes.

What a coincidence! He actually stayed in the house and the room he randomly chose.

She walked to the bedside, parted the gauze curtain, picked up the pillow on the bed and smelled it. It had a light fragrance. Could it have been washed too?

She smelled the blankets again, and found the same thing. Since so few people live here, why is it so clean?

She couldn't figure it out, so she decided to give up since she couldn't understand it.

What Su Tian didn't know was that ever since Song Zhe received her letter, he said he would send his letters to the school from now on.

He remembered that Su Tian had asked him before if he had a house near her school.

So he immediately called home and asked his mother to find someone to help with the cleaning, and also told her to prepare all the household supplies.

He even predicted which room Su Tian would stay in, and sure enough, Su Tian ended up staying in the room he used to stay in.

After all, the room was close to the main entrance, and the two of them shared the same thought.

After putting her things away and locking the door, Su Tian hurriedly went outside to catch the bus to the hospital.

After arriving at the hospital and registering, it was soon Su Tian's turn.

After asking her some questions, the doctor gave her a prescription and asked her to pay for some tests.

After the procedure, she took the results to show the doctor.

"Congratulations, you are pregnant, two months along, and you have twins in your belly."

Su Tian was initially incredulous when she saw the report, but she became instantly excited after hearing what the doctor said.

"Okay, thank you, doctor."

Then, after the doctor explained some precautions for her pregnancy, he let her go.

Su Tian touched her belly and whispered, "Baby, your dad is amazing. He conceived both of you in just one night."

Song Zhe, who was thousands of miles away, sneezed repeatedly, and then he laughed.

His Susu must miss him, otherwise, why would he sneeze when he's in such good health?

After observing for the past few days, Su Tian has become quite familiar with the surrounding environment of the courtyard.

The courtyard is a 30-minute walk from the school, so she can just buy a bicycle then.

She had already sold the bicycles in Songjia Village to the brigade leader at a low price, as a favor.

Finally, the day of school registration arrived, and Su Tian got up early and rode her bicycle to school.

She became a beautiful sight as soon as she entered the school. She was pretty and had a great presence, especially since she rode a bicycle to school.

The students all cast envious glances as Su Tian found the registration desk and enrolled.

"Su Tian, ​​are you staying at the dormitory?" the teacher in charge of registration asked her.

"Teacher, I don't stay at the dormitory; I live with my relatives."

"Okay, classes start the day after tomorrow. Take these textbooks with you, and remember to come early on the day of class."

"Okay, thank you, teacher."

Su Tian carried a stack of books, tied them to the back of the car, and sat in the back before leaving the school, intending to call Song Zhe at the post office.

Because at that moment, she missed Song Zhe terribly, and when she dialed the number, it was Song Zhe who answered the phone.

He instinctively felt that it was Su Tian calling, and answered the phone immediately after it rang for a second or two.

"Hey, Su Su, is that you?"

Su Tian was silent for a moment before replying, "It's me, Comrade Song Zhe."

Song Zhe couldn't wait to express his love, "Su Su, I miss you so much."

Su Tian was delighted to hear this. She touched her belly, but spoke calmly, "I'm moving into your courtyard. You don't have any objections, do you?"

"Susu, I have no objection. I've given you all of these. They're yours now. You can stay if you want."

Are you alright? Can we make up? I love you, SuSu.

"Hmm, I'll think about it. Are you alright?" Su Tian couldn't help but ask him.

"I'm eating well and I won't let myself starve. I'm not exactly fine, but it hurts so much when I miss you."

I can't believe I hurt you. Even now, I still feel like such a bastard.

Upon hearing this, tears welled up in Su Tian's eyes again.

"Susu, are you listening?" Song Zhe asked anxiously.

"I'm listening."

"Don't cry, it's my fault. I'll come back to Beijing to see you when I have time, okay?" Song Zhe coaxed her patiently.

"Okay," Su Tian replied, wiping away her tears.

"I'm hanging up the phone. If anything happens, you can go home and ask your grandparents or my parents for help."

"Okay, I know. I'm hanging up now. Goodbye."

After hanging up the phone, Su Tian smiled and left the post office.