• It was blurry and pitch black.
• 　　Presumably this is in hell. An Lingrong believes that he has harmed many people, and he is afraid that the king of hell will punish him when he arrives in hell.
• 　　An Lingrong moved his hands and feet uneasily, but found that he was in a narrow space.
• 　　At your fingertips, it is a soft and soft inner wall.
• 　　"Ouch!"
• 　　A woman's exclamation.
• 　　"Miss Wan, what's the matter? But what's wrong? I'll go and ask the doctor for treatment for you."
• 　　Ambihuai looked worriedly at Muwan Niang's pregnant belly, which had his child in it, and lifted her feet to go out to find Lang Zhong.
• 　　"Husband and concubine are fine, but the child moved just now and was startled."
• 　　Muwan Niang smiled happily and took Ambihuai's hand. On a snowy night, she was worried that Ambihuai would go out. Besides, she exclaimed just now that it was not bad.
• 　　"Just move, just move... I'll listen."
• 　　Ambihuai said excitedly, and put his ear on Muwan Niang's belly with a smile.
• 　　It is a pity that Anlingrong did not give Ambihuai face, and Ambihuai listened to it for a long time without any movement, and was disappointed.
• 　　When she heard the familiar mother's voice, An Lingrong couldn't believe it. When Ambihuai made a sound, An Lingrong could already be sure that he had returned to when his mother was pregnant with her.
• 　　Before she was five years old, Ambihuai had not been an official, and she treated her mother very well.
• 　　Later, the silly lady donated the embroidery money she had saved for many years to Ambihuai, but she was blind because she had been embroidering for many years. Ambihuai took a concubine on the grounds that her mother had no children for many years.
• 　　An Lingrong secretly hated that all men in the world were the same thing. For example, if the emperor hadn't been pregnant, how could the emperor have let An Bihuai go.
• 　　Ambihuai despised Ambihuai's wife and took one concubines after another, perhaps in retribution. In the end, those concubines either flowed or became sterile, and Ambihuai did not give birth to a son.
• 　　"Hey, why is this child not moving?"
• 　　After hearing this for a long time, Ambihuai got up helplessly, shook his head and said in disappointment.
• 　　"Husband, this child is quiet at first sight, and he will definitely be filial to his husband in the future."
• 　　Mu Wanniang smiled and comforted.
• 　　The young Muwan Niang did not embroider the flowers for Ambihuai, and her eyes looked forward to brilliance, which was beautiful and moving.
• 　　Ambihuai saw Muwan Niang smile and loved her very much.
• 　　Mu Wanniang picked up the needle and thread again.
• 　　Ambihuai's white and gentle face was reflected in front of the lights.
• 　　With a full face of affection, he persuaded Muwan Niang, who was embroidering with lights:
• 　　"Mother Wan, it's late at night, go to sleep quickly, don't be rude."
• 　　Mu Wanniang shook her head distressed and refused Ambihuai's kindness.
• 　　"My husband is running around for a living all day long, and my concubine still feels guilty. If you do more embroidery and sell some money, you can also do your best for my husband."
• 　　Ambihuai was moved in his heart, but he couldn't see Muwan Niang working hard, so he continued to persuade:
• 　　"Miss Wan, what more can you ask for if you have a wife like this!"
• 　　An Lingrong also heard it and moved in Muwan Niang's belly. Why did her mother go blind for Ambihuai?
• 　　"Oh! Husband, the child is moving again."
• 　　Mu Wanniang put down the needle and thread, pulled Ambihuai's hand and placed it on her abdomen.
• 　　An Lingrong moved his face very much this time.
• 　　"Move, move, daddy's sweet son!"
• 　　An Bihuai smiled and said, thinking of a big fat boy in his heart, he held Mu Wan Niang's hand and said:
• 　　"Madam, don't be tired. Although I am lucky outside, everything is for Madam. If Madam is tired for me, I will also be hurt."
• 　　Such warm words made Muwan Niang's heart warm. She didn't dare to make An Bihuai worry, so she nodded in response.
• 　　The husband and wife blew out the lamp and put their hands on the bed together.
• 　　An Lingrong knew that when he returned to his mother's belly, his heart was in a state of panic.
• 　　The heart must be relaxed. After all, the child who stayed in the mother's body couldn't help but be so refreshed. An Lingrong lay in her mother's warm stomach and fell asleep.
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