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After deleting the message, Lin Gantang went to take a shower. When she returned, she found that there were friend requests on her phone. The other party kept sending them tirelessly.

The latest message was ‘I admit my mistake, please have candy’. Lin Gantang reluctantly added her back.

As soon as it was approved, the other party sent a message, ‘Happy Baby Bus Enlightenment’.

Her subconscious told her that this wasn’t a children’s enlightenment film.

Lin Gantang was speechless. I’d better block this thing.

Just as she was about to do it, Ye Qiuqiu sent a new message as if she had predicted it beforehand. “I’ll stop fooling around. I’ll chat with you. I’ll talk seriously.”

Lin Gantang laughed, “So you actually know how indecent you were earlier?”

“Hey, I’m married, please understand,” Ye Qiuqiu requested shamelessly.

“Promise me that you’ll give my goddaughter some pure and innocent prenatal education, okay?” Lin Gantang said seriously.

“How do you know it’s a daughter?” Ye Qiuqiu didn’t take it to heart and started to complain, “I’m telling you, I’ve been so annoyed these past two days.” “What’s wrong?”

“Recently, the fetus has been moving too frequently. My mother-in-law heard from somewhere that the baby must be too hot and restless. She made a pot of something for me to drink over a few days.”

Lin Gantang was worried. “You drank it?”

“I tasted a few mouthfuls at first, and it tasted weird, so I secretly poured it away.” Ye Qiuqiu ranted, “I asked the doctor during the prenatal checkup. The doctor said that the fetal movement is within the normal range. Maybe the child is more active. It’s fine to just pay attention and observe it.”

“Who did your mother-in-law hear that from? What did she cook for you?”

“Who knows? It’s probably a method passed down from others. I heard that people here will mention it, something like Fetal Fever.” Ye Qiuqiu was helpless. “My husband scolded my mother-in-law and said that there was no scientific basis. My mother-in-law scolded my husband for knowing nothing – she’s experienced.”

When Lin Gantang heard this, she knew that Ye Qiuqiu simply wanted to vent, so she listened patiently.

“Then your husband is quite a nice person. He knows to stand on your side,” said Lin Gantang.

“He’s rather nice. Otherwise, I wouldn’t have married him. He has been accompanying me for a walk every night recently and rarely works overtime.” “Don’t be too depressed. It’s bad for your health.” Lin Gantang comforted her, “Your mother-in-law’s decades-old mindset isn’t that easy to change. Your husband is good to you. If there’s anything, just let him stand up for you.”

“I think so too. She’s just being kind. We just can’t accept it,” Ye Qiuqiu said.

Ye Qiuqiu felt much better after confiding in Lin Gantang. She didn’t have many friends in H City after she got married, and she couldn’t find anyone else to pour her heart out to other than Lin Gantang.

Ye Qiuqiu also felt that her fate with Lin Gantang was quite intriguing. Lin Gantang had never put on the airs of a rich person in front of her, nor did she look down on her as an ordinary person.

“I meant it when I asked you to have candy. My area has special crispy candies that are different from those in C City. I’ll send you some to try,” Ye Qiuqiu said.

Lin Gantang immediately said yes without standing on ceremony.

After chatting, Lin Gantang lay on the bed and was about to delete the video that Ye Qiuqiu had just sent when she clicked play.

In the video, two panda cubs jumped out, happily singing and dancing. Lin Gantang was surprised. “It’s really an animation?”

She pulled the progress bar and instantly saw something unspeakable…

Bah! She knew Ye Qiuqiu couldn’t be so pure.

The video name was altered to such a connotation – Ye Qiuqiu was a genius!