Leftover Girl Crossing: King Leng's Stand-in Concubine

Chapter 385 Joy ①

Qingqing suddenly hugged Murong Jin tightly and said, "Jin, if one day you find out that I have kept something from you, don't blame me, okay?"

Murong Jin said seriously, "What did you hide from me?"

The words were about to come out, but they were swallowed by Qingqing in the end, Qingqing smiled and said, "I mean if in the future!"

Murong Jin gently stroked the broken hair on her forehead and said, "Well, I always feel that you have something on your mind."

Qingqing hurriedly shook her head and said, "It's nothing, maybe I'm a little restless because I got out of danger again this time!"

Murong Jin comforted her again, and the two of them admired the quietly blooming crabapple flowers together.

Qingqing suddenly retched again, this time it felt as if her whole viscera were twisted together.

When Murong Jin saw this, he picked her up and went to find the military doctor who was with the army.

The military doctor hurriedly looked around, asked about it, and then bowed to congratulate, "Congratulations, Wangye, Wangfei, Wangfei has been pregnant for about two months."

Murong Jin hugged Qingqing tightly in his arms with a happy face and said, "Qingqing, did you hear that? I'm so happy that you have our child again!"

Qingqing was hugged tightly by him, that feeling was very warm, but her heart was always filled with apprehension and uneasiness.

Even in modern high-tech medical methods, it is impossible to accurately determine the specific pregnancy date of pregnant women, let alone in ancient times!

With a slightly bitter smile on the corner of Qingqing's mouth, she said silently in her heart, this child must be ours.

Murong Jin rewarded the military doctor and ordered the whole army to have fun together tonight.

Qingqing could see that Murong Jin was really happy. When she was pregnant for the first time, there seemed to be thousands of mountains and rivers between them, so there was no celebration, but this time, Qingqing felt uncertain in her heart. .

(End of this chapter)