Traveling through 70's wine

Chapter 264 Pregnancy

After the Spring Festival, Wen Qing found out that she was pregnant. She had thought about becoming a mother, but she didn’t expect to be pregnant so soon. She looked at herself in the mirror and said, “This is the child you’ve been waiting for. You have to treat him well.”

Yang Jiesheng went to the mainland to take charge of the business of Yang's Jewelry in the mainland. He also opened a second Yang's Jewelry store in Pengcheng and is preparing to open one in Pingjing. Now he is traveling back and forth between the three places and has no way to visit Wen Qing often. He just calls Wen Qing every few days. A tired voice came out of the microphone: "What? You are pregnant? Ah Wen, I will come to see you when I find time. You must take care of yourself."

Wen Qing could hear his tiredness and said, "I'm fine. I just want to tell you not to work too hard and eat on time."

Yang Jiesheng said apologetically, "Ah Wen, you see, I have too many things to do here right now. I can't leave for a while, and I can't help you."

Yang's jewelry attracted many women with its novel styles and low prices. The performance of the two stores in the mainland was booming. Mr. Yang in Gangcheng valued him more and more. Several of his cousins ​​secretly tried to win his favor and wished they could take over the mainland business.

Fortunately, Mr. Yang did not treat him unfairly because he had opened two stores in the mainland with nothing and the third store was also on track. He still let him be in charge of the mainland business. For this trust, Yang Jiesheng became even more devoted and made many sacrifices.

Wen Qing had only been pregnant for more than two months, so outsiders could not tell at all. She went to the farm for internship as usual in the spring. Mr. Lloyd, an old man on the farm, taught her how to analyze the soil, remove side branches, and tie branches. He told Wen Qing that there was no need to remove all the weeds under the grape vines. According to Mr. Lloyd's instructions, these were the young petals of the grape vine.

The courses in the spring semester were still very tight, including microbiology, grape planting, fermentation engineering, etc. Wen Qing considered that the late pregnancy would be quite tiring, so she signed up for two more courses, wine technology and wine chemistry. The courses were quite intense, and in March, after finishing her busy spring work in the vineyard, she explained the situation to Mrs. Stephen and decided not to go to the farm for the time being.

In April, Yang's Jewelry Pingjing branch opened. Yang Jiesheng handed over the work in hand to his assistant and flew to Davis Town. Seeing Wen Qing's slightly protruding belly, he said distressedly: "Ah Wen, you have lost weight."

Mainly because Wen Qing had some morning sickness in the first three months, but in fact, it is much better now. Wen Qing shook her head and smiled, "Jason, this is normal, and I will make up for it in the future."

Then he asked, "Have you dealt with your affairs? But I am still very happy that you can come."

Yang Jiesheng walked over and put his arm around her shoulders, touched her abdomen, and asked, "How many months?"

"It's been four months. I see the doctor every month and everything is normal. It's a pity that the wedding has to be postponed." Her tone was full of regret. She was pregnant and could no longer wear the wedding dress she had customized.

Yang Jiesheng said, "It doesn't matter. We'll hold the wedding after the baby is born." He added, "I told my mother, she's very happy and plans to come see you in May." He took out a bracelet and said, "This is what she gave you."

This is a Hetian jade bracelet. Wen Qing took it and put it on her wrist. It fits perfectly. The smooth white jade makes her skin look even whiter.

I turned to him and said, "Tell your mother thank you."

Yang Jiesheng stayed here for three days. He helped Wen Qing clean the room, bought daily necessities for her, and told her to take good care of her nutrition. Wen Qing felt that he was particularly nagging, but she felt sweet in her heart.

After Yang Jiesheng left, Wen Qing bought a car. She wore loose clothes and didn't look pregnant at all. She drove to school every day and her life was not difficult.

Most students on campus ride bicycles, but she, a Chinese, bought a car, which made everyone feel that Chinese people are not so poor and became more friendly to them.

More than half a month later, Yang Jiesheng's mother Xu Ailing arrived. Wen Qing drove to San Francisco to pick her up. She brought two large suitcases, which was really inconvenient.

Mrs. Yang walked out of the airport exit and saw a tall, young pregnant woman with an oriental face standing nearby. She immediately came over and asked, "Are you Wen Qing?"

Wen Qing smiled and said, "You are Jason's mother, and I am Wen Qing."

Mrs. Yang put down the suitcase in her hand and said hurriedly, "Yes, yes, oh, please come and pick me up, are you okay?"

Wen Qing smiled and said, "Mom, I'm fine. You've worked hard along the way."

Xu Ailing looked at her slightly bulging belly and asked, "How is the baby?"

Wen Qing smiled and said, "The baby is fine, and there are slight fetal movements now."

Wen Qing was about to pull the suitcase, and Mrs. Yang immediately said, "I'll do it, don't move."

Wen Qing said: "Mom, it's okay, I'll only pull one."

The two of them moved their luggage into the car and it only took them an hour and a half to reach the town of Davis. Wen Qing's room at school was a single room, and they were worried that it would be inconvenient for her to live there, so they booked a room for her in the hotel and sent her to the hotel first.

Mrs. Yang was very satisfied with the clean and bright room. She opened the suitcase and said, "I brought some clothes, bottles, and diapers for the children. I also bought you some clothes, milk powder, and vitamins for pregnant women."

Wen Qing was very touched, "Thank you, Mom."

This was the first time that an elder sent her something to show their concern for her, and she felt warm in her heart. After chatting for a while, she felt that Yang's mother was not feeling well, so she asked the hotel to send up dinner. After the two of them finished their meal, Wen Qing asked Yang's mother to rest, and she took the things that Yang's mother brought and returned to the dormitory.

The next day after school, Wen Qing cooked dinner and took Mrs. Yang over for dinner. Mrs. Yang saw the small room and the three delicious dishes and one soup on the table and said, "Ah Wen, I can tell you know how to live. I asked Jason to take you home a long time ago. He always said you were busy."

Wen Qing said apologetically, "I've always wanted to visit you, but I didn't expect there were so many things to do. I'm sorry for the trouble you've put in this time."

Mrs. Yang smiled and said, "It's not hard at all, Awen, this is also my grandson, I am so happy."

Wen Qing didn't say anything, but picked up some food for Yang's mother. Mrs. Yang asked, "You made this Beijing-style shredded pork very well. Are you from Beijing?"

Wen Qing said: "I am from Hubei Province. I studied in Pingjing and later stayed in the capital."

Mrs. Yang said, "We are from Jiangsu and moved to Gangcheng during the war. Jason was born in Gangcheng. He has an older brother and an older sister. Did he tell you about them?"

Wen Qing shook her head. She only heard Mrs. Yang say, "They are not very close. Jason is much younger than his brothers and sisters. When he was young, his brothers and sisters went to study in the United States and rarely came home. They didn't see each other for several years. Now his brother is in Boston and his sister is in Georgia. They are very far away. Jason has hardly ever been there."

Wen Qing put down her chopsticks and said, "My family is in Ezhong City. I have a brother and a sister. After I went to the countryside, I didn't have much contact with my family. I haven't been back for many years."

Mrs. Yang was a little melancholy. "Relationship, relationship, it all depends on the fate between relatives."