Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 564: Chapter 559: Happy to Be a Mom

Chu Molin shook his head and laughed at his wife’s playful expression, seeing her become like a mischievous child at this moment.

“Are the kids well-behaved?” Chu Molin asked, looking at his wife’s face.

“Not bad, they’re not too rowdy.” Qin Xue thought of her two children, who really weren’t too noisy. She remembered when she was a doctor and often heard her colleagues complaining about how rowdy their children were.

At that time, she didn’t feel much about it since she hadn’t thought about getting married in her previous life and therefore, didn’t care about such matters. Little did she know that in this life, she would become a mother directly.

“It seems that these two little guys still have some conscience, knowing that their mom is tired.” Chu Molin hooked his mouth in a grin.

“Wah wah wah.” As soon as Chu Molin finished praising them, the two children started singing.

“Ah, Chu Molin, your sons can’t take compliments.” Qin Xue sat in her chair, leisurely laughing at Chu Molin.

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“Really no respect.” Chu Molin quickly collected the bowls, washed them in the kitchen, and came back.

It’s not that he didn’t care about the children, but he had just seen his mother-in-law go into the room.

Chu Molin wiped his hands dry, entered the room, and saw his wife changing the children’s diapers. As he didn’t see his mother-in-law, he approached his elder son and said, “Yu Ze, come and let Dad hold you.”

Chu Molin bent down and picked up his son.

“Where’s mom?” Chu Molin didn’t see his mother-in-law go out.

“She went to get diapers.” Qin Xue watched her younger son kick his legs, having fun with his bare buttocks.

“This little guy will definitely be very tough in the future.” Chu Molin looked at his younger son and silently said.

“Don’t you think Yu Ze is too quiet?” Qin Xue didn’t know whom the two children took after. One was frighteningly quiet, and the other was too active.

If it weren’t for the fact that Qin Xue was a doctor, she would have taken the children to see a doctor directly.

At the beginning, Qin Xue had checked both children and found that everything was normal, so she wasn’t too worried.

“Here, Qin Xue, change the baby.” Nangong Shulan brought the diapers in.

“Okay, mom, you do it.” Qin Xue gave her the space to change the diapers.

“Okay, come on, grandma will change Yu Chen’s diaper.” Nangong Shulan walked over and started changing her grandson’s diaper.

“Mom, let me tell you something.” Chu Molin wanted to tell them about his transfer to the Imperial Capital in advance so they could prepare themselves.

“What is it? You can tell.” Nangong Shulan continued changing the diaper while talking.

“I’m being transferred to the Imperial Capital. It’ll be just after Xue’er’s full moon celebration, so I’d like to take my wife and child with me.” Chu Molin said it all at once; dragging it out wasn’t his style.

“Sure, go ahead.” Nangong Shulan didn’t object. Since Qin Xue was married to Chu Molin as his wife, if he could take her and their child with him, Nangong Shulan would support them.

“Mom, thank you.” Chu Molin was initially afraid that his mother-in-law wouldn’t be happy about going to the faraway Imperial Capital, but he didn’t expect her to be so supportive.

“Silly child, don’t say such silly things.” Nangong Shulan smiled.

Some things can’t be avoided, so it’s better just to face them. She hadn’t been in the Imperial Capital for many years and originally thought she could live a peaceful life, but twenty years later, her daughter got married and had to go back. Besides, her daughter might not necessarily encounter the same troubles as her parents, right?

“Mom, you and Dad should come with us.” Qin Xue held her mother’s arm.

“You silly girl, let go, I’m holding a child in my hand.” Nangong Shulan was helpless; Qin Xue was still so impulsive even after becoming a mother herself.

“Mom, please agree.” To get Nangong Shulan’s consent, Qin Xue acted spoiled to the best of her ability. It was chilling. She couldn’t remember when was the last time she had spoken in such a tone.

“No, you guys go ahead. We common folks are used to the simple life in the countryside. We wouldn’t adapt to the big city.

Your father and I will stay at home, taking care of the house and sending your sister to school. You can just come back and visit us more often.” Nangong Shulan had barely escaped the Imperial Capital and wasn’t stupid enough to go back.