When Su Yue's test results came out, Grandpa Yang and Grandma Yang also rushed over.
Grandma Yang looked anxious and was eager to hear what the doctor had to say. Grandpa Yang pushed her into the doctor's office, while he waited silently at the door, glancing into the office from time to time.
Looking at the examination report, the female doctor said gently, "The fetus is developing quite well. Judging from its size, the pregnant woman is eating a good diet and absorbing nutrients well, so there are no problems. However, you can't keep eating like this in the later stages. You need to control your intake, otherwise it will be more difficult on the day of delivery."
Su Yue is petite and delicate; if she eats too much, she will be the one who suffers.
When Su Yue heard the female doctor say that the food she was eating was better now, she couldn't help but mutter to herself, "Ever since I got pregnant, I've wanted to eat meat at every meal, and I get anxious if I go hungry. I don't know how much meat I've been secretly eating. How could it not be good?"
Wang Jingyi glanced at Su Yue's flat stomach, then looked at the female doctor with a puzzled expression, "Isn't a five-month pregnant belly a bit small?"
She recalled that when she was pregnant, her belly was already very big at five months. Although she was carrying twins, even pregnant women carrying a singleton don't have such small bellies, and she was already five months along.
Grandma Yang, sitting in her wheelchair with a slight frown, chimed in, "Yes, when we women are pregnant with a single child, we usually start to show after five months. How come you can't tell at all every month?"
The female doctor took another careful look at the report and patiently explained, "Comrade Su is petite, so it's normal that she's not showing."
Grandma Yang thought of some naughty children who would run around recklessly without looking where they were going, and would run as fast as they could as they could as they could as they left the house. If they accidentally bumped into someone, and the adults in their families would refuse to take responsibility, she couldn't help but feel a little worried and asked, "Won't she not show at all until she gives birth?"
Su Yue and Wang Jingyi also looked at the female doctor, who shook her head and reassured them, "No, Comrade Su's belly is just not showing for the time being. As the fetus grows, her belly will gradually get bigger."
Grandma Yang's tense nerves finally relaxed after hearing this.
Seeing the happy expressions on Su Yue's and the other two's faces, Grandpa Yang figured the fetus should be fine, so he didn't ask any more questions.
After leaving the hospital and arriving at the intersection, Grandpa Yang said he was going to buy groceries, and the direction of the market was exactly opposite to the direction of his home.
Grandpa Yang handed over the task of pushing Grandma Yang to Wang Jingyi, and then said to Grandma Yang with a serious expression: "When you pass by the small park later and see Comrade Gong Shufen there, don't say anything to her. If you really upset her, we'll be the ones in trouble."
Then, he said to Wang Jingyi earnestly, "If your mother really can't help but say a few words to someone else, you can quickly push her away."
Grandma Yang's eyes widened immediately, and she said with dissatisfaction, "Old man, what do you mean? She's talking about me, and I can't even talk back?"
Grandpa Yang said earnestly, "Didn't you just say you won against her? What I mean is, don't upset someone twice in one day. It's easy to drive them crazy and cause trouble. Comrade Wu Mingzhu, do you understand what I mean?"
Grandma Yang waved her hand and urged, "Okay, go buy the groceries now."
She knew perfectly well that it was because they had once been university professors that they now had to be kind to everyone, otherwise they would be in trouble if they were reported by a villain.
Grandpa Yang didn't speak, but looked at her with a slightly suspicious gaze.
Grandma Yang said somewhat angrily, "Why don't you believe me? I said I wouldn't argue with her, and I won't. If what she said just now hadn't gone too far and reminded me of things from the past, I wouldn't have bothered with her at all."
She hadn't spoken to Gong Shufen for years, and the old man still didn't believe in her character, which made her feel very uncomfortable.
Wang Jingyi vaguely felt that this matter was related to her. Otherwise, why would her mother-in-law, who always spoke kindly to everyone, indirectly point out other people's shortcomings in public?
Gong Shufen's husband is hunchbacked; everyone who lives in the nearby alleys knows this.
Grandma Yang's words were clearly an insinuation that Gong Shufen's husband was hunchbacked and stooped, so why was she concerned about whether her daughter-in-law's back pain was fake?
If you can fake back pain, then you can fake a hunchback too.
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