Chapter 2: One More

Translator: Atlas Studios  Editor: Atlas Studios

The grieving old woman put away her tears and got up from the ground. She looked at her daughter-in-law. “Sixth Daughter-in-law, can you still hang in there? What do you want?”

“Help me push my stomach.” The only thing on Ye Lulu’s mind was the knowledge of pregnant women giving birth. “Here, that’s right. Push harder…”

It was a matter of life and death, and the old woman no longer had any intention of questioning whether this was of any use. She did as Ye Lulu said, not daring to use too much strength at first. After being reminded by Ye Lulu, she gritted her teeth and tightened her grip.

The tall and thin woman brought hot water and immediately came over to help. She decisively reached in and touched Ye Lulu’s fetal position. It was correct.

“Cook me some brown sugar eggs. Hurry,” Ye Lulu said, her voice barely audible now.

The round-faced woman had long left. Soon, she brought over a bowl of steaming hot brown sugar eggs. She had used up all the remaining things in the house. Ye Lulu was so weak that her vision was turning black. She stretched her head slightly and closed her eyes. She drank a few mouthfuls of brown sugar water and regained some strength before starting to eat the eggs.

After forcing herself to eat, Ye Lulu took a deep breath and used all her strength to breathe rhythmically…

At the same time, there was a terrifying aura in the sky outside.

No one in the village dared to go out. The mountain winds were fierce…

Suddenly, a piercing purple lightning bolt with a strange color flashed through the dark clouds in the sky and struck the straw hut in Yunwu Village!

At the same time, Ye Lulu let out a heart-wrenching scream and raised her head. Tears flowed from the corners of her eyes as she used all her strength to give birth to a child!

“Wa…”

The child cried loudly.

Outside the straw hut, the men from the Guan family suddenly froze. They stood in the pouring rain and were drenched, but suddenly, tears fell from their eyes and they started crying.

In the crumbling straw hut, the old woman burst into tears, but there was great joy in it. She crawled to the bed and helped Ye Lulu cut the child’s umbilical cord before picking him up.

“He’s… he’s born! The child is alive!” The old woman seemed to have received a gift from the heavens and was incomparably happy. This was the only child left behind by Liu’er…

Liu’er’s corpse was still in the old house. It had not been buried.

Just as she was about to send Liu’er into the mountains, her daughter-in-law, who was pregnant, seemed to have been agitated and about to give birth.

She was still alive and there was an unborn child. Everyone was naturally in a hurry to help Ye Lulu give birth, so they put Liu’er down. Because there was a mourning hall in the old house, they could only bring Ye Lulu to the straw hut in the village to give birth.

Ye Lulu was already suffering from the pain of losing her husband. With her weak body, she had a difficult labor. Seeing that she was about to die with her child…

Unexpectedly, she suddenly regained her strength!

The old woman wept tears of joy. Trembling, she picked up the child and thought that if the heavens were to appear and take her away, she would be willing as well.

At this moment, Ye Lulu was exhausted and on the verge of fainting. However, she was still feeling pain.

Her bump was obviously too high, and there was still life in her stomach. “One… one more!”

Ye Lulu let out a cry. The two sisters-in-law in the room surrounded the bed with worry written all over their faces.

“Lulu, do you still have the strength?”

“Hang on, it’s almost over…”

Tears flowed down Ye Lulu’s face subconsciously because it was too painful. She was also too weak. Her soul had transmigrated, but this body was still the original body. She was extremely weak, and she was purely relying on her willpower to hang on now.

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