"I understand how you feel," Qin Jian gently caressed An Hao's belly, "but having them is going to be hard on you."
"It's not hard. The women in the village work in the fields even when they are pregnant! They even carry water and cook! I'm not doing anything, just going home to deal with some family matters. You don't need to worry about me," An Hao said, nestling in Qin Jian's arms.
"Alright. I'll send you back," Qin Jian said regretfully, "but I'm afraid I can't be with you every day. But if there's any difficulty at home, you must tell me! I will come back to see you from time to time!"
"Mm," An Hao nodded.
At breakfast, An Hao informed her in-laws of the situation, expressing her desire to go home for a while.
Zhang Yun felt sorry for her daughter-in-law, but there was no choice, with so many issues arising in her daughter-in-law's family, she couldn't just keep her from leaving.
Having no choice, she agreed.
