At around five or six months into her pregnancy, Mo Shu went for another prenatal checkup and had her blood drawn.
This time, the results were very pleasing.
The baby was very healthy, and the pregnant woman's condition was also very good.
However, since it was twins, preparations had to be made for the possibility that the babies could be born prematurely.
Mo Shu had long heard about the high likelihood of premature birth with twins, and she felt a bit nervous when Grandpa Wu mentioned it.
But this nervousness faded after a couple of days.
As the fetuses moved more during the fifth and sixth months, Mo Shu's belly had grown to almost the size of someone else's at seven or eight months.
Her lower back was very sore, and her legs had begun to swell.
Walking was difficult for Mo Shu, as her legs could not close too tightly together; otherwise, it caused a pulling pain that made her feel like a duck.
