"I just said I wanted to tell a story. What kind of taboo does it touch you, Bajie?"

Su Mu only felt that the atmosphere that had been exaggerated just now was completely destroyed in an instant. She sighed helplessly and chatted with Axiang for a few words.

"Ahem, cough, cough, Bajie or not. Actually, it's not my problem. It's mainly because Zhuzhu doesn't want to hear it..."

Axiang touched her flat belly and said with wandering eyes.

Su Mu suddenly felt a little nauseous.

"Are you pregnant?"

Zhuzhu can decide whether you like to listen to stories or not. Can the next step be to decide whether you like sour or spicy food?

Feeling Su Mu's distrust, Axiang pursed her lips and defended herself: "It's true! You don't understand, it's just a feeling, very real..."

"Like...fetal movement?"

After speaking quickly, Axiang also realized that something was wrong, and quickly shook her head, rejecting herself: "That's not what I meant..."

The topic became more and more crooked, and Su Mu didn't want to wait a while to develop into researching whether the child was a boy or a girl, so he simply blocked contact with Axiang and started to listen to the woman's story instead.

Unlike Axiang, who had a violent reaction, although she also guessed that the story-telling session might have happened more than once, her body did not show any special reaction.

Not to mention feeling any hints from the beads.

It seems that this special feedback ability should also be a privilege exclusive to Axiang.

While Su Mu concluded this, the woman who had received the approval of the participants also sat on the vacant sofa nearby, knitting a sweater and telling her own story.

"That was decades ago. This forest was not like it is now, full of fog and difficult to walk. At that time, the environment here was still very good."

"My natal family is in a small village not far from the forest. Although the conditions are not good, the family is happy and happy. They can barely live on the food that my father and two brothers get from hunting."

"And the place they chose to hunt back then was this forest."

"Originally everything was fine. We only hunted a few prey a day and then stopped quickly. It was enough to meet the needs of the family without being too greedy and causing trouble. Our family relied on

This meager ability relies on this forest to survive."

"But everything changed from the day my youngest sister was born."

"She was too small, so small, so small. Her head was only as big as my fist, and her cry was like a kitten meowing. We took her to see the doctor. The doctor said that my sister was born with a congenital defect and that we must use good medicine.

Hanging is the only way to survive."

"But how can people like us afford big medicines?"

"My father and brothers looked sad, and my mother and I were in the room, crying around my sister."

"Such a young child, she didn't even have time to call me sister before she left."

"During that period, my mother cried every day and refused to even eat. I took care of her and taught her at the same time. This kind of life lasted about five days. Just when we were about to accept this fact, my father

Suddenly, I came back with a large sum of money."
Chapter completed!