"We should hurry up and finish those two tasks, then head back to the base for the B-ultrasound to be reassured,"
Lin Tianhui remembered that in the pre-apocalypse, pregnant women had to go for prenatal check-ups almost every month, but now that was no longer possible. It was unfair to Xiao Jin.
"Mom, you don't have to worry. They kick me from time to time every day, I can tell they are developing just fine,"
Su Jin comforted them. She didn't know how to explain it, but somehow she just knew it—perhaps it was some kind of telepathic connection between a mother and her children?
It wasn't until bedtime that Lu Hao stared at Su Jin's slightly bulging belly and said, "They kicked you."
"Yeah, that's called fetal movement, it's normal,"
Su Jin explained.
"Does it hurt?"
Lu Hao asked with a troubled face.
"It doesn't hurt; it just feels like a little vibration, don't worry about it,"
