Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

“Then I’m going to cook.” Qin Xue decided not to breastfeed the children as they weren’t crying.

“Okay, Yu Ze, Uncle will take care of you while your mom cooks. Be good, okay?” Qin Yu teased his nephew.

When the meal was ready, Qin Xue picked up the child to feed him, so as to eat in peace later.

“Xiao Yu, can you take the dishes to the table? It’s time for dinner.” Qin Xue shouted from the other room to Qin Yu.

“All right.” Qin Yu checked there were no customers, and then went to the kitchen to put dishes on the table.

After they finished eating, Qin Xue discussed precautionary measures with her brother before she and Miao Qingqing took the child and drove back to the military zone.

Many things at home have been sorted and put away by Qin Xue, but of course, she did not touch anything familiar to Chu Molin.

“Grandma, come in. The house is a mess.” After opening the door, Qin Xue called Miao Qingqing to come inside.

“It’s fine, moving is always like this. We’ll tidy up properly when we settle down at the new place.” Miao Qingqing waved her hand nonchalantly.

Qin Xue nodded. She tidied up the house and put things in the living room for now so that others could live there later.

Chu Molin has been transferred and probably won’t be coming back here. So, they won’t be living here anymore.

“Grandma, why don’t you stay here tonight and go back to the city tomorrow morning? It’s too exhausting for you to travel back and forth so much.” Qin Xue thought about how much she had travelled today. She was tired even though she was younger than Miao Qingqing.

“Can I do that?” Miao Qingqing was surprised to hear this, she wanted to stay, but was afraid her grandson would be unhappy.

“Yes, I will talk to Chu Molin.” Qin Xue said, putting the cleaned items aside.

When Chu Molin returned from work, he saw Miao Qingqing but didn’t say anything.

“Chu Molin, go clean up and eat.” Qin Xue called out when she heard the door open.

“Okay.” Chu Molin responded faintly.

“Where were you today?” Chu Molin asked, looking at his wife from the dining table.

“I went to tell Xiao Yu about our move, so he doesn’t get confused and can’t find us later.” Qin Xue handed him a bowl of rice.

Chu Molin took the bowl and nodded in understanding.

“Grandma, let’s eat. Here’s an egg.” Qin Xue gave Miao Qingqing a piece of egg with her chopsticks.

“Okay, thank you, Qin Xue, you eat too.” Miao Qingqing smiled. Her grandson ignored her, but she didn’t feel awkward. She still had a granddaughter-in-law.

Later in bed, Chu Molin pulled Qin Xue into his arms, his head resting against her neck before he finally spoke: “Xue’er, you’ve worked hard.”

“Stop talking nonsense. I didn’t do anything exhaustive. On the other hand, you’re the one who’s tired.” Qin Xue softly touched his slightly thinner face.

“You have to leave a place you’re familiar with and follow me to a strange place, are you scared?” Chu Molin took her hand, which was gently stroking his face, and bit it lightly.

“Are you a dog?” Qin Xue asked with a laugh.

“Hm, only biting you.” Chu Molin said, then bit her neck lightly.

“Hehe, that tickles.” Qin Xue tried to move away, but how far could she run while being held? So, she just snuggled closer into his arms.

“One minute you’re a dog, now you’re a vampire.” Qin Xue said, giggling.

“Even as a vampire, I would only suck your blood.” Chu Molin tightened his hold on Qin Xue, who was squirming towards him.

“Why does it always have to be me, can’t we change it up a bit?” Qin Xue turned over so that they were face-to-face.