Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space - Chapter 1138

Chapter 1138: Chapter 1132: Dare not to Covet_1 Chapter 1138: Chapter 1132: Dare not to Covet_1 In that era, ten dollars was a substantial amount of money, so as a reputable midwife, she would naturally keep secrets. Otherwise, no one would dare to hire her for delivery, right?

The Qins reported Qin Xue and her brother’s ages as younger when they registered them, making the records harder to decipher; this was one of the problems he faced when he started the investigation.

If he hadn’t gone back to organize his thoughts and restart the investigation, he would not have discovered these details. At times, he wondered if someone was assisting the Qins because many things couldn’t have been done without help.

However, when he investigated the Qins, it didn’t seem like they had such resources. Therefore, until now, he did not know if there was anyone supporting them or was he overthinking things.

After understanding what he needed from the midwife, he waited until the new mother’s side reported that both the mother and baby were safe, then he left.

What happened next, he had no idea, but as far as he was concerned, he knew everything he needed to know, dwelling on it further would be senseless.

However, now his uncle knows that the man he wished to be his son-in-law, has become his actual son-in-law. What he wasn’t sure of was whether this made him happy or not.

“Uncle, your unseen daughter is remarkably talented, especially her culinary skills. I genuinely can’t forget her cooking.” As soon as Qin Lang thought of the spicy lobster made by Qin Xue, his mouth kept salivating, making him crave more lobster.

Unfortunately, except for the ones made by Qin Xue and those available in the Langya Team in S Province, he had never found them anywhere else. He didn’t know whether it was his luck or they were not sold elsewhere, so he had yet to come across any for sale.

“I really want to meet this child now. However, I don’t know if they would want to meet me.” Qin Huaihe was worried that they might not acknowledge him when they actually meet, which was quite possible.

“Uncle, I can’t promise anything about that, because their mindset differs from ordinary people.” Qin Lang thought about the siblings he knew, they were quite unconventional.

“There’s no point in saying more right now. We’ll cross that bridge when we come to it.” Qin Huaihe also knew that if it were him, he might not acknowledge either. It was a normal psychological reaction.

Of course, an exception would be if their current father was maltreating them. But he knew that such a possibility was highly unlikely so dreaming of being accepted by them at first sight was unrealistic.

After hearing his uncle say this, Qin Lang didn’t know what else to tell him.

“Uncle, will you tell aunt and Ying about this?” Qin Lang was thinking about the two other innocent people at home.

“I won’t tell them for now, we’ll see how things turn out.” Qin Huaihe didn’t want to cause trouble for Lan’er and the others.

“Alright, I originally wanted to keep the knowledge to myself, but you and father found out, so I had no other choice. However, if Qin Xue and her brother don’t wish to return to our home, it’s better not to disturb them.” Qin Lang said after thinking for a while.

“Your father and I have the same view that as long as they’re happy, that’s all that matters. I won’t insist on anything else.” Qin Huaihe had lived through many years and truly didn’t care about how things would develop. Of course, it would be great if the children recognized him, but he could not force it. After all, he had never fulfilled his obligations as a father for a single day.

“Uncle.” In that moment, Qin Lang, for some reason, felt that his uncle’s life might not have been as happy as it seemed.

Was the intimacy between him and his aunt not genuine? At this moment, Qin Lang became suspicious of the marriage between Qin Huaihe and Cao Rui.

He carefully recalled every expression and gesture he saw whenever his uncle and aunt interacted. The more he thought, the more uncertain he became because there seemed to be many inconsistencies, but he had never noticed them before.