Reborn into a Farming Family: My 18 Virtuous Wife is a Hero

According to the shop assistant, Su Mu was crossing an intersection and was about to cross the road to the right when he suddenly saw a pregnant woman on the opposite side of the road leading a five or six-year-old girl. The girl was walking towards the middle of the road with a blank expression. The little girl was tugging at her mother's hand and her mouth was moving incessantly, as if she was saying something. At this moment, a black car sped by and kept honking its horn, but the woman seemed not to hear it and continued to walk forward with her daughter.

The car owner seemed to realize that the mother and daughter had no intention of moving aside, so he slammed on the brakes. The screeching sound of tires scraping the ground instantly drew everyone's attention, but the distance was still too close. The car was about to hit the mother and child. Su Mu was shocked and ran over with all his might, tackling the woman and the little girl to the side of the road with lightning speed, while using his body to cushion the pregnant woman's fall.

The car stopped beside them at that moment. The driver, a man in his forties, got out of the car and came over to them, growling, "You girl, are you blind? Didn't you see the light is red?"

Startled by the scolding, the little girl suddenly came to her senses and immediately looked at her mother. Su Mu was still being cushioned beneath her. Although he was in some pain, his body was still quite strong due to his physical training. Apart from some superficial injuries, he had virtually no internal injuries.

She gently helped the pregnant woman up, and then slowly stood up herself. The little girl grabbed her mother's hand and cried incessantly. The woman seemed to be startled by the scene, but the little girl's crying brought her back to her senses, and she hurriedly comforted her.

Seeing the child crying pitifully, the driver didn't say anything more and was about to turn around and leave when he heard the woman groaning while clutching her stomach.

"Ugh... my stomach hurts so much!"

Su Mu frowned, looking at the clear liquid slowly flowing from the woman's body, and felt a headache coming on.

My water broke!

At this point, a crowd gradually gathered around the car.

"Judging from this, she's probably about to give birth!"

"Oh no! How can she give birth on the main street?"

"Call 120 immediately for an ambulance!"

"Yes, yes, someone call 120!"

Just as the people around were talking amongst themselves, the back door of the car suddenly opened and a man got out.

Arriving in front of Su Mu and the others, he said, "Let's take her to the hospital in my car."

Half an hour later, watching the woman being wheeled into the operating room, Su Mu breathed a sigh of relief, took the hand of the little girl beside him who was constantly crying, and squatted down to say something.

"Minmin, don't cry. Mommy will be fine. Mommy is in there giving birth to a little brother or sister for Minmin. Here, wipe your tears." She took out the only tissue she had and carefully wiped Minmin's tears clean.

That's right, the woman was Jiang Qing, the woman who was abandoned by her husband that day, and the little girl was Minmin.

With tears streaming down her face, Minmin looked at the beautiful older sister in front of her and asked in a low voice, "Sister, will Mom really be alright?"

Seeing tears streaming down Minmin's face again after she had just wiped them clean, Su Mu raised her hand to wipe them again, saying with heartache, "Yes, I won't lie to you. As long as Minmin stops crying, Mommy will be fine."

Minmin has been crying ever since the accident, which would be unbearable for any adult, let alone a child. Su Mu could only offer her these clumsy words of comfort.

Sure enough, she was still just a child. When she heard Su Mu say that, she immediately stopped crying. She just gently bit her lower lip with her upper teeth, forcing herself not to let the tears fall. Looking at Minmin's stubborn appearance, Su Mu felt both heartache and helplessness. Fortunately, she stopped crying.