Mrs. Jenkins stroked her face, full of heartache: "Our young lady has suffered, pregnancy is tough for a woman. If you're lucky, the symptoms are mild, but if not, it can be really hard. But since Mum is here, don't worry, I'll make sure the next few months are easier for you."
With Mrs. Jenkins' words, Matilda Jenkins felt a warmth in her heart, seeing that her dear mother was indeed different.
Having been overseas for so long, and after what happened with Mrs. Morrison, Matilda Jenkins truly felt blessed.
Not all mothers can treat their children as their dearest treasures.
She must remember to tell her parents to treat her husband well, so he can experience a different sense of parental love.
"I guess right now you probably can't eat meat, so I made some lighter dishes for you. Just wait, Mum has simmered some fish soup for you. Your dad went out early in the morning to buy it, and the fish was still alive when he brought it back. We cooked it right away."
