When Auntie heard this, she laughed so hard that her eyes narrowed into slits. "Really? It moved? Let me feel it."
Su Xiaowan watched Auntie and her oldest cousin, Song Yongyu, place their hands on her belly. "Auntie, they've been moving for a few days now. I didn't think much of it when they occasionally moved before, but recently, they've been more active."
She even gave her stomach a rub, leaving Auntie unsure how to contain her joy, "Oh, good, good. The strong movements in your stomach indicate a healthy baby, haha."
While Auntie and Cousin Song Yongyu shared a laugh, the oldest sister-in-law brought out an old teacup, chipped, and splattered with white lacquer. It was designed with the slogan, "Serve the People."\p>
She offered the teacup to Su Xiaowan, saying, "Xiao Wan, are you thirsty? Here, have some water. We don't have any cups, just this old teacup. I haven't seen one of these in years. If you brought your cup, let me know and I'll get it."
