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Chapter 1443 - Chapter 1443 Chapter 1437 Jing Xin comes to the Imperial

Chapter 1443: Chapter 1437: Jing Xin comes to the Imperial City_1 Chapter 1443: Chapter 1437: Jing Xin comes to the Imperial City_1 Jing Xin watched the scenery fly by the car window. He had a few days off after completing a work assignment, and then he took a few more days off. Aware that his wife was about to give birth, he worked diligently to earn bonuses. Only in this way could he earn enough money to hire someone to take care of his wife during her confinement period and take care of his son.

Having finally earned a considerable amount of money, he took leave to see his wife and son, hoping to see them soon. He didn’t tell anyone about this visit, hoping to surprise them and wondering if his wife and son would be happy to see him.

Jing Xin’s mind was filled with these thoughts, and he was so impatient to get home that he couldn’t sleep at all. But he was almost there, so it didn’t matter whether he could sleep or not.

Once Jing Xin reached his destination and stepped out of the car, he noticed the bustling city. He intended to come here in the future, to live here with his wife and son, and ensure that his family would live well.

“Knock knock.” Jing Xin had arrived at the address Chu Molin had given him.

“Who are you looking for?” Chu Xiaoqiao, scrutinizing the man at their door, found him quite attractive, though not as much as her own elder brother. To Xiaoqiao, no one could compare to her brother.

“Miss, is this Chu Molin’s residence?” Jing Xin didn’t recognize Chu Xiaoqiao, so he could only ask her, hoping he wasn’t at the wrong place.

“Yes, come in. Brother, someone’s looking for you.” Xiaoqiao stepped aside to let Jing Xin in and yelled into the house.

“Who’s looking for your brother?” Qin Xue, who was cooking in the kitchen, asked. As she knew most people who came to their home, she felt puzzled when Xiaoqiao didn’t mention the visitor’s name.

“Qin Xue, it’s me.” Jing Xin used to address Qin Xue as “sister-in-law”, but after she told him that he might be her cousin, she asked him to stop, so he changed his way of addressing her.

“Jing Xin, how come you’re here?” Qin Xue didn’t expect the visitor to be Jing Xin.

“I was on vacation, so I thought I would come to visit Xiuxiu and her son, as well as you guys.” Jing Xin scratched his head, feeling a bit embarrassed. His appearance was sudden since he hadn’t notified them beforehand.

“Oh, come in and have a seat. Xiuxiu took Taotao for a stroll. They should be back soon. Have a drink and rest a bit. Chu Molin is in the backyard; he’ll come shortly.” Qin Xue had sent Chu Molin to the backyard to make a swing for the kids. Although this was something girls liked, she wanted to play it, so she requested it under the guise of the kids.

Chu Molin was also aware that it wasn’t the boys who wanted to play; it was his wife. So, without a word, he went to find a wooden plank.

“Okay, thank you.” After Jing Xin had set his bag down by the wall, he sat down and took a drink. He had hoped to see his wife and child immediately upon arrival. They not being there disappointed him slightly.

“You’re here.” Chu Molin had been in the backyard looking for a wooden plank, but when his sister told him someone named Jing Xin was looking for him, he put down the plank and came over.

“I happened to have a vacation, so I thought I’d come by.” Jing Xin felt a lot more comfortable now.

“How have you been recently? How’s everything at the division?” Chu Molin poured a glass of water for Jing Xin, placed it in front of him, and sat down opposite him.

“It’s okay. Ding Xi is getting married on March 3. Will you guys be able to come back?” Thinking of Ding Xi, Jing Xin remembered that chap was going to hold his wedding banquet without commotion. It was really well-hidden.

“He finally nailed it down. If he couldn’t, he would have lost face for our division.” Chu Molin was for sure about this in his heart. Although Ding Xi might seem jovial on the surface, he was indeed a reliable person.