She paused in her steps.
Auntie Qi reached out to grab her, "Xiao Ran, how long have you been pregnant? Looking at your belly, it's not showing yet, so it must be just two months, right?"
"Over two months," Tong Ran couldn't help but smile slightly, "I've been very sleepy lately, and I have a big appetite."
Auntie Qi couldn't contain her happiness, she patted her hand, "It's okay, just eat smaller meals more frequently. When I was pregnant with your... your uncle's daughter, it was the same, I didn't throw up either."
Tong Ran nodded, her gaze sweeping over Auntie Qi's pocket. She suddenly spoke up, "Auntie, can you come and sit with me there?" She pointed to a nearby wicker chair, "I'm a bit tired of standing."
Naturally, Auntie Qi was more than willing, reaching out to support her, "Sure, come on, take it slow."
The two of them went to the wicker chair, with Auntie Qi sitting beside Tong Ran, unable to stop herself from looking her over, "Xiao Ran, where is your hometown?"
