Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space - Chapter 1342

Chapter 1342: Chapter 1336 Man’s Plan Pales in Comparison to Heaven’s Plan_1 Chapter 1342: Chapter 1336 Man’s Plan Pales in Comparison to Heaven’s Plan_1 “What’s there for a bunch of guys to talk about? After we finished discussing work, I came right back. Is there anything you need help with?” No sooner had Chu Molin returned home than he snuggled up to his wife, while Ye Xuan went off to play with the children. Fang Xiu had gone for a nap, leaving the couple alone together.

“What would you like to eat?” Qin Xue asked Chu Molin.

“Whatever you cook, I’ll eat,” Chu Molin shook his head. He was completely satisfied with his wife’s cooking and wasn’t picky.

“Alright, then I’ll decide myself,” Qin Xue said, knowing that expecting any other response from him was futile.

“Xue’er, I invited your father over,” Chu Molin remembered he hadn’t mentioned to Qin Xue that Ye Xiao would be joining them for dinner too, and he wanted to avoid her making less food than required.

“Dad’s coming? That’s great, I can give him another acupuncture treatment. Is his leg getting better?” Qin Xue already knew he would come, but she wanted to hear it from her husband.

“Yes, he praised your skills.” Chu Molin nodded. He had full confidence in his wife’s abilities.

“Is that all? He didn’t say anything else?” Qin Xue asked Chu Molin in confusion.

“No.” Chu Molin didn’t want to bring it up at this time and affect her mood, so he kept quiet.

“Chu Molin, you wouldn’t lie to me. What is it?” Qin Xue didn’t easily accept his reassurances. If Ye Xiao approved of her medical skills, there must be something more to it.

What had been said that had made this man, who would never lie to her, reluctant to repeat it?

“He wants you to work at the research institute and develop more effective medicines for the soldiers with hidden injuries,” Chu Molin said, revealing his real concern. He was jealous. Many of the soldiers had sustained internal injuries that could only be examined by removing their clothes. The mere thought of his wife seeing other men’s naked bodies annoyed him.

“Are you really bothered by this?” Qin Xue asked laughingly, seeing his masculinity shine through.

“Of course, I’m not graduating for a while. What if someone takes you away by then?” Chu Molin expressed his frustration. No one would dare to take his wife away in front of him, but certainly there would be people showing their admiration.

“Do you think there is a better man than you?” One sentence from Qin Xue was enough to soothe Chu Molin’s perturbed heart.

“No.” It wasn’t that Chu Molin didn’t think there was any; it was because no one would ever dedicate as much as he did to her, putting her needs before his own. Perhaps that’s what she loved about him.

“Then, what are you worried about? Why are you suddenly losing confidence in yourself?” Qin Xue wondered if anything had happened without her knowing.

“You’re too wonderful. I’m afraid others will set their sights on you.” Chu Molin had indeed put himself in his wife’s shoes.

Chen Hao’s single involvement was distressing enough for him back in S Province, and now that his wife had become even more attractive, he found himself both overjoyed and troubled by the increasing number of men vying for her attention.

“You should be delighted about this! It just shows that you have an admirable wife, right?” Qin Xue’s laughter grew even louder. So, her man was capable of jealousy too. An occasional bit of jealousy made her very happy indeed.

“Yes, I’m delighted. Let’s get cooking before we get too busy.” Chu Molin wasn’t really distrusting Qin Xue, he was just feeling gloomy thinking that once Qin Xue starts working, he would have to travel a far distance to see his wife and child every week. He wondered why she couldn’t wait for them to go there together so they could discuss matters together.

But as the saying goes: “Man proposes, God disposes.” And in this case, the decision was made by Qin Xue herself. In the end, it left Chu Molin in a state where he couldn’t decide whether to laugh or cry.