Chapter 1131 Her Belly Isn''t Up to Par


    When Lisa moved, her speed was beyond the reach of ordinary people.


    Anthony had used the fastest speed but could only touch her sleeve.


    As a result, he threw himself on the ground, and Lisa, who was about to fall, somersaulted.


    "Look, I''m fine!" She stood up straight like a gymnast, and her expression was excited.


    Anthony pressed his eyebrows. His heart was beating fast, and his head was buzzing.


    He said, "Okay, let''s go back overnight."


    It was only four days before Lilly left, which meant that Lisa should have given birth before Monday


    because Lilly would not go away on the day of Lisa''s giving birth.


    It was better to go back earlier. Anthony felt scared when Lisa moved dangerously.


    Knowing that Lilly was home, Lisa probably could not sleep at night. So they took the ne to fly back


    to Clodston overnight.


    ...


    Lilly got up in the morning, only to see Lisa squatting at the door, and she was startled.


    She was surprised. "Aunt Lisa?"


    Lisa wanted to hug Lilly up like always. Lilly quickly stopped Lisa. "Aunt Lisa, you can''t hug me now!"


    Lisa was dissatisfied. "Why!"


    Lilly said solemnly, "Because I''ve grown up and be heavier. It''s inconvenient for you to hug me


    now."


    Lisa pouted. She thought Lilly was not heavy. No matter how old Lilly was, she was still a child.


    Why is it inconvenient? I''m convenient anytime.


    Bettany shouted from downstairs, "Come down for breakfast!"


    Lisa was guarding Lilly''s room early in the morning, and Bettany felt helpless.


    I haven''t seen Lisa for three months, but her belly is only that big. It should be nine months now.


    Although others have said that pregnancysts ten months, pregnant women generally give birth at


    around nine months.


    Bettany felt worried. Lisa''s belly was not up to par!


    "Come on! Eat more!" Bettany served Lisa soup. "You''re not at home during pregnancy. I haven''t taken


    good care of you."


    Lisa''s belly should get bigger if she stays home the whole pregnancy.


    Josh asked, "Granny, Mom''s belly is still small. Is the baby malnourished?"


    Lilly said, "Maybe the baby is big."


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    Hannah nodded in agreement.


    Josh suddenly said, "Lilly, maybe you can bring more souvenirs..."


    Zachary interrupted, "I''m speechless. You want to take advantage of Lilly."


    Josh was also speechless. "What are you thinking about? I''m worried about my younger brother!" How


    can Zac think of me like that?


    Lisa''s belly did not look like nine months, but seven months. Josh wondered whether his younger


    brother or sister had grown up.


    Hannah interrupted, "Maybe it''s a younger sister! There are so many boys in our family. We should


    have a younger sister! Aunt Lisa, give birth to a younger sister!"


    Anthony picked up the food in silence. Lilly''s te was full of food. There was no chance for him to pick


    food for her.


    So he picked food for Lisa. He chose fish and chicken and even picked out the fishbone, lest it get


    stuck in her throat if she ate the fish carelessly. What if she coughed the baby out of her belly when she


    coughed too hard?


    Edward shouted, "I''m full! Lilly, I''m going to work!"


    Lilly waved. "Goodbye, Uncle Edward!"


    ...


    On weekends, the Crawford family was intensively preparing supplies for the newborn. They bought


    things of any color that both boys and girls could wear.


    Taking advantage of the sun, Bettany cut off the tags from the newborn''s clothes and washed them.


    Lilly hung clothes with Bettany.


    Bettany said, "Clothes need to be in the sun to liven."


    Lilly nodded. "That''s right! There''s positive energy and vitality!" She took the clothes hanger to hang the


    clothes on the clothesline.


    Bettany nagged, "Many wealthy families like to dry clothes with equipment. They dry after washing and


    then sterilize. They have a bunch ofundry equipment at home. There are separateundry rooms,


    disinfection rooms, and dry cleaning rooms. It seems shameful for them to dry clothes with the clothes


    hanger."


    Lilly could not help butugh. "Granny, do they know you talk about them behind their backs?"


    Bettany smiled. "I didn''t say anything bad about them. I was talking about hanging the clothes."


    They talked andughed, and soon the clothes hangers were full of baby clothes.


    "Where''s Aunt Lisa?" Lilly felt strange that Aunt Lisa had note to her.


    Bettany said, "Anthony took her to the hospital to make an appointment for an antenatal ward."


    Lilly nodded. "Alright!"


    At this moment, Bettany''s phone suddenly rang.