Behind the curtain in the corner, Wu Chunlian, who had been woken by the commotion, poked her head out and snorted. "Hmph, it's still uncertain whether it'll be a son or a daughter."
Mother Wu glared fiercely at her. "You good-for-nothing girl, what do you know? I already asked Sister-in-law Liu and Aunt Li, and they both said the belly is round and solid. It's definitely a boy."
"Haishan, don't let her fool you. Who knows where her sister ran off to? If she wanted to see her, she would've shown up already."
Wu Haishan shook his head.
"The house was sold, but that doesn't necessarily mean her sister really left this place. The sisters have no relatives left in their hometown, and they don't even have an old house there. They definitely won't go back."
If he were in her shoes, he wouldn't leave this familiar place either.
The most likely possibility was that her sister had taken the money to buy a property in another residential complex.
"What do you mean the house was sold? It wasn't sold at all."
Wu Xiaojun, who had come out groggily to relieve himself after being woken up, muttered softly as he passed through the small living room.
"Xiao Jun, what did you say?"
Wu Haishan and Mother Wu were too far away to hear him, but Wu Chunlian, who was nearby, had vaguely caught what he said.
Wu Xiaojun's expression changed. He instantly woke up, and his tone suddenly turned harsh. "What did I say? I didn't say anything. I'm going back to sleep. Don't disturb me."
Wu Chunlian furrowed her brows tightly.
He had clearly said something just now—and what he said was, "The house wasn't sold at all."
Wu Haishan pondered for a long while. "Mom, since it's a