Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1648: Chapter 1642: Qin Xue Lost in Her Own Thoughts

“Uh, I hadn’t thought that far; it shouldn’t be that serious, right.” Qin Xue listened and wasn’t sure herself. She really hadn’t considered such consequences.

Listening to them now, she felt a chill in her heart. Was she really going to be captured and kept to harvest her blood?

Or would someone force her to have children to see if they had the same abilities? She didn’t want that; she didn’t want to be a test subject. Thinking of these things, Qin Xue started to tremble with fear, feeling so cold that she couldn’t think straight.

“Xue’er, it’s okay, don’t scare yourself, I’m here. It’s okay, it’s okay.” Chu Molin noticed Qin Xue’s abnormal reaction: her pale face was drenched in sweat, and her hand was so cold it was piercing. She must have been frightened by their earlier conversation.

“Chu Molin, I’ll keep watch up front. You comfort Xuexue first. Once we’re back, close the door and have a good talk.

The severity of this situation, I think you understand better than me. We all love Xuexue; none of us want anything to happen to her. So her safety relies on you, please take care of her.” Nangong Beiying looked solemnly at Chu Molin, earnestly entrusting him with the protection of the woman they both loved.

“She is my wife. I can live without my life, but her life is most important. Even if it costs me my own to protect hers, I will do it. So you don’t need to tell me; I know what I need to do.” Chu Molin’s coldness was truly frightening, yet his tone was firm.

“Okay, I’ll leave Xuexue to you then. Of course, I’ll also keep an eye on her.” Nangong Beiying didn’t expect such drastic changes after Qin Xue came here. What was causing this? She believed the earlier Qin Xue wouldn’t have been like this; was something wrong?

If Qin Xue previously had these abilities, she would have been discovered long ago. Still being Xuexue now means she didn’t have them, or Qin Xue wouldn’t have lived to this point. So, what was causing it?

This question puzzled not only Nangong Beiying but even Chu Molin didn’t know where the problem lay.

“Xue’er, Xue’er, look at me.” Chu Molin looked at the trembling Qin Xue, whose face displayed more than just fear and resistance but also disgust.

Chu Molin didn’t know what Qin Xue was thinking, why she showed such disgust.

“Chu Molin, I don’t want to be a specimen; I don’t want to be a tool for bearing children.” Qin Xue hurriedly expressed; she didn’t want to be that kind of person.

“Xue’er, Xue’er, don’t be afraid. Listen to me. If we don’t tell anyone, nobody will know. This way, you won’t become what you’re thinking. Have you forgotten that you have the space? If someone means you harm, you can go into the space, and nobody can do anything to you. Am I right?” Chu Molin hadn’t expected Qin Xue to think about so much, no wonder she was so scared.

“Yes, I have the space, and no one but me can enter it.” Qin Xue caught the key point in Chu Molin’s words.

Then she gradually calmed down. She had indeed overthought things, scaring herself in the process. As Chu Molin said, she wasn’t incapable of self-preservation. As long as they didn’t reveal anything, who would know she was special?

“Right, apart from you, no one can harm you.” Chu Molin looked at the reassured Qin Xue with deep heartache. He felt utterly guilty for not being able to protect her from harm or let her live freely.