After Avery finished her meal, she placed down her utensils.

Tammy followed suit. "Let's go! Do you want to do some shopping? If you want to shop, I'll accompany you."

Avery shook her head. "I had too much food. I'm a little sleepy."

"I'll send you back," Tammy grabbed her bag and walked over to Avery, helping her up.

Avery suppressed her laughter, "You don’t have to be so cautious. I can walk on my own."

"I just want to hold onto you!" Tammy touched Avery's tummy. "It sure does look quite big. You're wearing baggy clothes, so it doesn't look like it, but when I touch it, it's obvious. It's like a huge watermelon."

"It's clearly a small watermelon," replied Avery.

"Have you ever seen such a huge small watermelon? Sigh. We should be able to see the child's face already, right?" Tammy asked.

"Hmm. I saw the baby on the ultrasound scan when I was in Bridgedale."

"Who does the baby look like?"

Avery was silent for a few seconds before saying, "It looks like itself."

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