Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Qin Xue drags the man to a corner and starts to unbutton his clothes.

As soon as the buttons are undone, she sees his blood-soaked shirt.

Looks like he’s from a wealthy family.

Qin Xue looks at the expensive clothes and wounds, feeling a bit regretful for her impulsiveness.

She takes out cotton swabs from her purse, wets them with iodine, and disinfects his wounds. Then she applies medicine and bandages them.

“Handsome guy, you’re lucky to have met me. If it weren’t for me, your fainting would have worsened your condition, and you could have died from tetanus,” Qin Xue says. After tidying up, she looks at the surroundings, covers the man with some obstacles, and leaves.

Not long after Qin Xue leaves, someone comes looking for the man.

“Where could the young master have gone? We’ve searched everywhere but still haven’t found him,” Gu Yi asks.

“Let’s split up and search. We don’t want anything to go wrong,” Gu Jia suggests after looking at Gu Yi.

The young master is injured, and if they don’t find him soon, something bad might happen. They don’t know why he ventured out at this time, but since he did, they must fulfill their duty to protect his safety.

The two split up, and eventually find Beihan among a pile of obstacles. But how did he end up here?

Gu Jia and Gu Yi carry their master back to his residence, not the Gus’ mansion, but Beihan’s private residence in the Imperial Capital.

Neither of them is a servant of the Gus, but two who have been with Beihan since his time abroad. They have loyally served him for many years, attending to his orders and tasks when needed.

Under the Gus’ unawareness, Beihan has built a significant business empire, making it a fool’s dream to control him now.

“What happened to the young master?” A questioning voice sounds as soon as they bring Beihan in.

“Ms. Ying, the young master fainted,” Gu Jia looks up and replies.

“How could he? Wasn’t he fine earlier?” Ying anxiously examines Beihan’s injuries, then breathes a sigh of relief. But who helped bandage him? She doesn’t remember doing it that way.

“We don’t know either. When we went to search for him, he had disappeared. We eventually found him at the alley with obstacles,” Gu Yi continues.

“Carry the young master to his room, and we’ll discuss the rest afterward,” Ying orders sternly. How could they be so careless? What if an enemy had attacked?

“Understood, Ms. Ying,” Gu Jia and Gu Yi answer simultaneously, not daring to disobey her. Though Ying also addresses Beihan as “young master,” it is not the same meaning as when they use it.

They still don’t know her background, and only met her when Beihan returned to the Imperial Capital. However, her position is much higher than either of them, and even Beihan listens to her words. So, even if they’re unhappy with her authority, they have no choice but to obey.