Sweet Nostalgia of the 80s-Chapter 1343: I Will Compensate You Well

"If you’re okay, then I can rest easy," An Hao sighed with relief.

She wasn’t worried about anything else, she was just concerned that Qin Jian wouldn’t understand her.

The reason she hadn’t returned that bracelet was because she had a valid reason not to, and now she had explained it to Qin Jian again. She believed that Qin Jian understood.

If it hadn’t been for all these events, she truly would have been keeping the bracelet safe for Li Junping.

But with Li Junping and Qin Fen’s repeated troubles causing the An Family’s business to plummet, and their ungratefulness towards the An Family’s past assistance, turning heartless and biting the hand that fed them, she had no reason to endure it all.

Did the An Family deserve such treatment or owe them anything?

Only if she were kicked in the head by a donkey would she return the bracelet to the Qin Family.

It didn’t matter to her what others thought; whether they cursed her or misunderstood her, she didn’t care. Let them think what they want—it was all the same to her.

The one she cared about most was Qin Jian.

As long as her husband understood her, she wasn’t afraid of anything, she wasn’t worried about anything.

...........................

Three days flew by, and An Hao felt that the baby’s movements had become somewhat more frequent these past few days.

Logically, as it was nearly eight months into the pregnancy, the baby’s movements shouldn’t be so frequent. Normally, as space in the womb decreases and the baby grows bigger, it becomes less agile.

The movements should be becoming less frequent!

Her mother-in-law, Zhang Yun, wasn’t sure what to make of it either. After all, during her own pregnancy with Qin Jian, the baby’s movements were very infrequent by the eighth month.

There were hardly a few throughout the day.

This was the first time An Hao had encountered such a situation, and she indeed felt very uncertain.

Especially during the middle of the night and early morning, when the twins seemed to be fighting in her belly, she was really scared.

When she was an intern at the obstetrics and gynecology department, she had seen pregnant women come to the hospital to give birth, only for the children to be stillborn.

The head physician at the department had explained to them that when a baby’s complexion is dark and purplish, with the umbilical cord tangled around its neck into knots, this means the baby was strangled in the womb.

This situation is often preceded by a period of frequent fetal movements.

An Hao only remembered this much, so with her current symptoms, she was extremely concerned.

After hearing An Hao’s explanation, Zhang Yun also felt panic-stricken, and in the morning, as soon as she woke up, she urged Qin Jian to take An Hao to the doctor without even allowing her to eat breakfast.

Before leaving the house, An Hao wanted to change into a different pair of shoes.

Her feet were swollen, bulging like little steamed buns, and she could only wear very loose and large shoes.

Just as she was about to bend over to change shoes, Qin Jian squatted down in front of her, "Hold onto my shoulders, I’ll change them for you."

An Hao lifted one foot, and Qin Jian, seeing that the swelling was worse than the day before, felt extremely distressed, "Wife, you’ve suffered! After you give birth, I’ll make it up to you."

"Qin Jian, you don’t think anything’s wrong with our babies, do you?" An Hao asked, full of worry.

"Of course, there’s nothing wrong. Don’t worry!" Qin Jian stood up, encircled An Hao’s waist, and said, "You have to believe in them!"

"Mhm," An Hao nodded heavily.

Upon leaving the house, the security guard Xiaoliu had already parked the car outside, and Qin Jian helped An Hao into the vehicle.

The car slowly drove out of the entrance of the military compound.

From a distance, Li Junping saw the car pulling out and knew Qin Jian was leaving. Without hesitation, she ran towards the front of the car as it approached.

The security guard was startled by the sudden appearance of the person and hastily pressed down on the brakes.