Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space
Chapter 1595 - Chapter 1595 Chapter 1589 No Difference_1

Chapter 1595: Chapter 1589: No Difference_1 Chapter 1595: Chapter 1589: No Difference_1 “No, I’ve always trusted you.” Chu Moshuang quickly tried to soothe the ruffled woman. How could he have been so blunt? Chu Molin most enjoyed seeing Qin Xue in a huff; she seemed most vibrant that way.

However, the thought of her being angry made him reluctant, so he always liked to tease her. After each teasing, he’d have to soothe her again; it was a joyous yet helplessly unavoidable cycle.

“Chu Molin, are you hiding something from me?” Qin Xue couldn’t help but suspect the cunningness in Molin’s actions.

“No, I promise.” Chu Molin raised his hand to make a pledge.

He was merely teasing her; there was no harm in it. So he didn’t consider it lying. After all, this shouldn’t be classified as a lie, right?

“Why don’t I believe you?” Qin Xue looked at him skeptically. She was initially planning to trick him, but seeing his seriousness made her question whether she was overthinking.

“There’s no reason not to trust me. You need to rest, I’m also heading back. Otherwise, none of you will be able to rest properly.” Chu Molin had spent significant time there already. They must be tired from the day’s activities. Without rest, how could their bodies cope?

“Okay, take care.” Qin Xue thought of how Nangong Beiying needed rest, so she didn’t insist on Chu Molin staying any longer.

“Hmm, sleep early and have sweet dreams.” Chu Molin smiled. As long as she was fine, nothing else mattered. His own well-being was irrelevant.

“Same for you.” Qin Xue smiled gently. This man was becoming the epitome of a doting and loyal husband.

“Alright.” Chu Molin opened the door to leave, looking at the gradually darkening sky outside. It was especially tranquil here, but at times, the silence was a bit unsettling.

Chu Molin slowly returned to their current lodgings. Only a single wall separated both sides, and if it weren’t for his injuries, he would have climbed over the wall. It would have been significantly faster and wouldn’t require the extra walk around.

“I heard you are the Holy Maiden’s husband, is that correct?” A villager who had heard Qing Teng’s explanation had specifically come over to confront him. They hadn’t seen them arrive in the morning, and after hearing the villager’s comments, they were curious to see what the Holy Maiden’s husband looked like.

He was surprisingly handsome, making their hearts race. But seeing the handsome man ignoring them was a bit disappointing. As expected, all good men were already taken.

Chu Molin merely glanced at them before carrying on. Apart from his wife Qin Xue, other women were no different than men in his eyes; they all had two eyes and a mouth.

Who knows if these women would cry if they knew what Chu Molin thought of them?

However, Qin Xue liked Chu Molin’s way of dealing with it. Not giving anyone else a shred of hope was best for both parties involved.

Not giving others a chance would prevent harm to both himself and others. This would prevent anyone from getting the wrong idea and attempting to get between them.

However, Qin Xue forgot one thing; once some people have set their minds on something, they may resort to actions that are unacceptable to others. Unfortunately, she realized this too late. Luckily, in the end, she still had a happy ending. But, of course, this is a story for another time.

Upon seeing Chu Molin’s method of dealing with the situation, Qin Xue smiled as she returned to her room. She had initially intended to see Chu Molin off. She paused when she heard the women’s question, curious as to how Molin would reply. But as expected, he remained as aloof as ever, not even bothering to answer.

With his behaviour as such, there was nothing for her to worry about. What else could she say about a man who wouldn’t even entertain a conversation?