I Became a Pregnant Widow and Raised My Baby with a Pocket Dimension

The moment Mu Wan opens her eyes, she finds herself a pitiful girl whose parents are dead, who was thrown out by her awful second aunt, then slipped into the water and drowned. Before she can even catch her breath, she learns there's a little one growing in her belly.

Mu Wan strokes her belly and makes up her mind. "Baby, don't worry. I'll work hard and make lots of money to give you a wonderful life."

But why does the man she picked up along the way call her "Mother" as soon as he opens his mouth?

Is this a distortion of human nature or a collapse of morality? How can a fine young man call a girl in the bloom of youth his mother?

Well, fine. The man is hardworking and capable, so she might as well consider him a bargain of a grown-up son.

But how did the constant calls of "Mother" turn into "Wife" as the days went by?