Transmigrated as My Aunt in the 70s

Chapter 649: Chapter 642: Nurturing the Pregnancy

Moved to tears by Sisi, Bao Guo didn’t even have dinner before taking the two hilarious guys back to the company. He decided to work through the night and not let Sisi’s efforts go to waste.

Sisi: Don’t be too touched, if I hadn’t crossed over, I wouldn’t have had the guts to give you 1 million to play with.

After staying at the Mu Family for a month, being fed a bowl of chicken soup from the U Country daily by Rose, Sisi, now plump and sturdy, was finally going home. As soon as she boarded the plane, she was moved to tears.

Finally, no more chicken soup!

Only Mr. Yun knew about Sisi’s injury this time, and he didn’t tell anyone else, so everyone believed she was just on a business trip in the U Country.

When Sisi returned, she was already three months pregnant. This time, as she was expecting twins, her belly was already showing, unlike when she was pregnant with Du Du, her belly had remained flat, showing no signs even at four to five months.

Upon hearing of Sisi’s pregnancy again, He Xuewen immediately wrapped up his work and flew back from afar. Seeing Sisi’s large belly, he couldn’t help but frown.

"Why is Ah Nan’s belly so big? I remember it wasn’t this big when Du Du was at this stage. What did the doctor say?"

Mr. Yun smiled and waved two fingers in front of He Xuewen, who immediately caught on, exclaiming in surprise, "Twins?"

"Exactly." Mr. Yun was also so delighted that he couldn’t close his mouth, thinking, "Two identical toys, imagine how fun that will be!"

"Twins, that’s great, two at once." He Xuewen danced with joy, looking at Sisi’s belly as if eyeing a gold mine.

Then he seemed to have thought of something and frowned, asking: "Isn’t it illegal to have a second child? Won’t it affect Xinhua?"

"It’s fine, I’ve already taken care of it. Just relax and wait to be a grandparent." Mr. Yun reassured him.

He Xuewen finally put his mind at ease, but still felt uneasy. Having a second child isn’t that easy, especially with Xinhua in such a position, so many eyes are watching!

But with Mr. Yun’s assurance, things should be alright. Besides, Mr. Yun must have his ways, maybe what is difficult for others is easy for him.

He placed everything on Mr. Yun’s ability and stopped doubting. It was only later, after seeing news of Sisi saving Professor Dalang, that he understood why Sisi could have a second child. He immediately rushed back from overseas to rebuke Sisi.

The Old Man and Granny Zhao were still staying in Yuequan Village. Initially, they wanted to return to the Capital City to take care of Sisi, but were persuaded by her not to. The older they get, the less suited they are to travel, and besides, the weather was getting warmer.

Therefore, taking care of Sisi fell to Mu Xiulan, who specially came to take care of her daughter.

Later, Tian Xinhua also learned about Sisi’s injury. Though he was happy to be a father again, he scolded her for a bit, telling her not to be a reckless good person again, as others’ lives aren’t worth more than her own.

Sisi sincerely promised, with genuine sincerity, that next time she would stay far away.

Sisi’s pregnancy soon spread in the Capital City, and all kinds of gossip flooded in, mainly accusing Mr. Yun of abusing his power, violating the family planning policy, and daring to have a second child, enjoying privilege.

In less than three days, rumors spread throughout the city and even to other places, affecting even Green Home.

Some people even wrote articles criticizing the matter, and although no real names were used, nobody was stupid, and when linked together, it was obvious who they were talking about.

Mr. Yun flipped through the newspapers collected by Luo Datou, smirking as he read, "I knew Jin Guangrong wouldn’t waste this chance. I waited long enough for him."

"Sir, why didn’t that person step forward? He knows perfectly well what’s going on." Luo Datou was puzzled.

"Hmph, he’s a cunning one, hoping I’ll fight Jin Old Man to the death!" Mr. Yun sneered again.

As news about Sisi’s pregnancy flew everywhere, another newspaper reprinted an article from the U Country, featuring a photo of Sisi saving Professor Dalang, along with an accompanying article.

The article vividly described the scene, portraying Sisi as intelligent, courageous, beautiful, kind, self-sacrificing... essentially, in the author’s pen, she was even kinder than Holy Mother Maria, braver than Joan, like a little-winged angel from heaven, her entire being bathed in holy light.

Sisi was extremely embarrassed—she wasn’t that great, she was forced into it, wasn’t she?

The article also elaborately detailed Professor Dalang’s life, implying that Sisi saved not just a person, but many refugees in suffering and distress.

In other words, Sisi saved countless lives single-handedly!

Wasn’t that a mercy to all beings?

Sisi’s head was in the clouds. She couldn’t face it anymore; the person described couldn’t possibly be her!

Shortly thereafter, other newspapers also reprinted reports from other countries, totaling dozens of articles. The general idea was the same, praising Sisi for her great deed, and stating that because she risked herself to save others, she nearly lost her child, but thankfully God blessed her and the child wasn’t harmed.

This is a God-blessed little treasure; they will surely grow up happy, healthy, and safe!

Subsequently, Professor Dalang also sent people over to connect with relevant agencies in Z Country, delivering a banner to Sisi that read "Selfless Rescue, People’s Model," with eight shining golden standard Chinese characters, though no one knew where Dalang got the banner from.

Uncle Mu laughed: My calligraphy is pretty good!

For a moment, opinions changed, from a northerly wind to a southeasterly wind.

"So that’s how it is, then this child must be born. It’s a national pride for Z Country! What an honorable matter!"

"Yes, a child survived under U Country’s gunfire, how can they lose it in their own country?"

"That’s right, this child must be born, don’t let foreigners laugh at us for stinginess with having children."

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Jin Guangrong, after hearing his son’s report, sighed deeply and said in frustration, "Forget about this matter, we lack a stroke of luck!"

Soon after, the previous public opinion accusing Sisi of using privilege to have a second child disappeared completely, replaced entirely by praise and commendation.

Upon learning of these updates, a certain person was taken aback for a long while before suddenly laughing, "That old Yun really was saving an ace up his sleeve!"

Then he instructed his secretary, "Issue a public announcement on this matter, bring it to light to stop people from gossiping mindlessly."

The secretary acknowledged and went away.

With the official public document issued, Sisi’s second child was completely legalized, and no one would use this issue against her again.

Mr. Yun sat in his garden, listening to the opera, gulped down a big mouthful of Qinglu, and smiled smugly: "If only they’d done this sooner; why force this old man to pull out the big guns!"