I'm wearing it, but I'm still suffering.

Zhufu was drinking porridge and looking at his granddaughter mischievously fooling the children, and he wanted to laugh.

Especially when he heard her say that she wanted to protect Liu Wenxuan, he almost couldn't help but come out to sabotage her.

I thought to myself: With your tiny arms and legs, you still want to protect others. Have you forgotten the time when you got your head broken for standing up for someone else?

Since no one came out to sabotage her, Liu Xiaoxiao finally succeeded in scaring Liu Wenxuan.

Just as a few people finished their meal, a new incident occurred over there.

"What happened?" Liu Yingcai had just put down his bowl when he heard a commotion behind them.

Zhufu also wanted to know, but seeing that most of the people around were women, he thought it might be a quarrel between women, so he simply asked Liu Xiaoxiao to find out.

Liu Xiaoxiao was of course happy to watch the fun, and she rushed out as soon as she finished her blessing.

But later she found out that it was not as lively as she had imagined, but there was a matter of life and death.

It turned out that the person surrounded by the group of women was the pregnant woman Li Lan, whom Grandma Liu had visited just two days ago.

As for how she knew that this was the pregnant woman that Grandma Liu had visited, it was because Grandma Liu told her after she came back from the visit.

She still remembered that when Grandma Liu came back, she praised the woman for her good temper! She nodded in agreement to everything she said, thinking that everything should be fine. How could she have a premature birth now?

Liu Xiaoxiao couldn't figure it out, so she wanted to squeeze in to take a better look, but the people around were all women. How could a child like her be allowed to squeeze in to take a closer look?

One familiar villager even pulled her out and said, "Little girl, why are you here? They're giving birth here, why are you here alone?"

Liu Xiaoxiao said truthfully, "Aunt, it's like this. My grandfather saw the commotion here and was worried something might have happened. He couldn't come over, so he sent me here to find out."

After listening to her explanation, the people who pulled her out felt relieved. They had just been kind enough to give them porridge. It seemed that this time they really wanted to help as the little girl said.

Thinking of this, she briefly told Liu Xiaoxiao about the situation inside.

"The person who's yelling the loudest here is Li Lan. She's the pregnant woman your grandmother visited just two days ago."

Liu Xiaoxiao nodded to indicate that she knew, and said that she heard someone calling her name when she was outside.

The aunt continued, "It's good to know. She has a miserable life. She was timid to begin with, and this time she was probably frightened by the bandits' brutality. She didn't feel anything before, but after she found out her husband was injured, she felt a little uncomfortable. But she probably thought she could still bear it, so she didn't tell anyone around her. Now, when the pain was so severe that she couldn't eat, she told her husband, and he quickly called the only old woman in our village who could deliver babies."

Liu Xiaoxiao was surprised and said, "There's actually someone in our group who can deliver babies!"

The aunt sighed and said, "Even though there is a midwife, what can we do? The midwife just said that she is in premature labor and the fetal position has not returned to normal, so she cannot give birth now. She also asked her husband to call Doctor Chen. I don't know if Doctor Chen can do anything or not. Can he save her life?" After saying that, she quickly asked Liu Xiaoxiao to go back and report the news.

Then she muttered something and walked back into the crowd. Liu Xiaoxiao listened carefully and could still hear her prayers. Of course, these were nothing more than: I hope she and her child are safe.

After hearing this, Liu Xiaoxiao felt her whole body tremble.

Then he started walking back to his camp, but he was thinking, "Isn't this a difficult birth? In this day and age, a difficult birth can be fatal..."