A Good Country Wife
Chapter 206: Eye-catching_1

Chapter 206: Chapter 206: Eye-catching_1

"Niuniu, are you awake? It’s still early, do you want to sleep a little longer?" Zhao Erhu reached out to embrace Lin Yue, but she dodged him. Fortunately, the weather was hot, and she stubbornly refused to let Zhao Erhu hold her in his sleep. Otherwise, she would have dirtied him, and she really would have wanted to dig a hole and bury herself. How could the timing be so coincidental.

"Zhao Erhu, don’t come over here!" Lin Yue knew that this was his habitual action and quickly warned him, not allowing him to get close to her.

Zhao Erhu was startled by Lin Yue’s strong reaction. He quickly sat up, shedding some of his sleepy languor, "Niuniu, what’s wrong with you?"

"It’s nothing, Zhao Erhu, could you step out for a bit? I have some personal matters, and it’s not convenient for you to be here," Lin Yue said tactfully. Her skin looked even more tender in the morning light, and a blush tinted her pretty, powdered cheeks, making her look very attractive.

Zhao Erhu felt an itch in his heart and a surge to pinch and knead her, but unfortunately, his little wife seemed to be upset about something and wouldn’t let him touch her, not even allowing him to come close.

"I am your husband, and you are my wife. What could be so inconvenient? Niuniu, what are you doing, do you need my help?" Zhao Erhu hadn’t really listened to what Lin Yue had said. In his view, his little wife belonged to him through and through, and there shouldn’t be anything she couldn’t tell him. Besides, how could he leave in peace without getting a clear explanation?

Lin Yue gritted her teeth, thinking Zhao Erhu was smart and attentive, but sometimes he could be so dense. He clearly knew that her "menstruation" was imminent. With her reacting like this, couldn’t he figure out what was happening? He just had to keep probing.

"It really is inconvenient, it’s a private matter for women. Don’t ask so many questions, just go already." If he didn’t leave soon, she would start cursing. The sticky sensation below was becoming more uncomfortable by the second, all she wanted was to quickly clean herself up and change into fresh clothes, but this blockhead just had to linger in the room.

"How can that be? You are behaving so oddly today, how can I be at ease without getting a clear answer? Besides, Niuniu, you are young, and there might be things you don’t understand. You need someone to look out for you and give advice," Zhao Erhu said earnestly. It wasn’t that he was looking to learn every single detail about his little wife to keep in his grasp, so he could feel more at ease.

"What’s there to worry about? If I tell you, that will be the end of it," Lin Yue resigned herself to the fact that this man, with his stubbornness, might drag this out if she didn’t explain. After all, what’s the big deal? It’s just that monthly event. Before she could even speak, Zhao Erhu, unable to wait, had already pulled away the blanket she was clutching, revealing the situation beneath, which was quite a sight for the eyes.

Lin Yue’s face turned crimson at a rapid pace. What kind of rhythm was this, trying to embarrass her to death?

"Zhao Erhu, are you itching for a smack? I told you it’s a woman’s private matter, and you still don’t trust me. You’re just a big, silly blockhead."

Zhao Erhu was taken aback for a moment, then let out a laugh, finding his little wife’s embarrassment cute, her face as red as an apple. "It’s okay, isn’t it just menstruation? There’s no need for Niuniu to be shy; we knew it was coming a few days ago. Wait for me; I’ll go fetch some water for you and bring over fresh clothes."

Zhao Erhu’s reaction was all too normal, without even a hint of embarrassment or discomfort from seeing something he shouldn’t have. To him, discussing the topic was as easy as talking about eating or drinking, extraordinarily casual. Lin Yue thought this must be the difference between an experienced man and a naive one, leaving her unsure of how to react. Still, the redness on her face never faded away.