Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

“Alright.” Chu Molin sighed inwardly, knowing Qin Xue had things on her mind but feeling powerless to help her, which left him feeling quite frustrated.

“Xue’er, be careful of Su Han, she’s not well-intentioned.” After a pause, Chu Molin finally spoke up.

“Why do you say that?” Qin Xue looked at Chu Molin with surprise, not expecting him to say such a thing.

She was genuinely taken aback by his words, regardless of the circumstances.

“Her intentions aren’t sincere. Although I don’t know her ulterior motive for getting close to you, my instincts aren’t wrong. She comes with other intentions.” Chu Molin was aware of this, so he remained cautious about speaking further, fearing Qin Xue wouldn’t believe him.

Now, seeing her in this state, he felt the need to inform her, otherwise he feared she might naively trust others and end up getting hurt.

“Chu Molin, have you considered that she might be your lover from a past life?” Qin Xue hesitated before posing the question to him.

“Impossible.” Chu Molin immediately rejected the thought without even considering it.

“Are you that certain?” Qin Xue looked at him with an inquisitive gaze, pondering if the situation warranted more inquiry.

But Chu Molin didn’t even pause to think. Isn’t that behavior rather odd?

“I feel indifferent towards her, even slightly repulsed.” The notion of Su Han being his lover was entirely out of the question. He felt nothing for her, not even the slightest hint of emotion; how could she possibly be his lover?

“Chu Molin, your words can be hurtful. If she were here to hear that, wouldn’t she be utterly crushed?” Qin Xue gasped, thinking him quite a heartless man.

“Whether she’s hurt or not is none of my concern, as long as you’re okay and not upset.” Chu Molin cared little for other women’s feelings, whether they were hurting or happy, as long as his woman was happy.

“Haha, so I mean that much to you, huh? That’s truly a delightful revelation.” Qin Xue was aware of how he felt about her.

She knew her significance in his heart, but hearing him say it still made her exceedingly joyful, wanting to tease him a bit. After all, this man rarely expressed affections.

His most common phrase was: As long as you’re happy.

However, Qin Xue believed that not only should she be happy, but he should too. Isn’t there a saying, ’If you’re good, I’m good, we’re all good,’ which implies that everyone being well is the best outcome.

“Cheeky.” Chu Molin looked at the woman who was genuinely smiling, feeling reassured.

“Do you prefer me as my usual self, or when I’m being playful?” Qin Xue, now interested, decided to pursue the issue further.

“Love them all.” Chu Molin used the word ’love,’ not ’like.’ There can be many likes, but he loves only her.

“Indeed, you’re teachable.” Qin Xue chuckled at Chu Molin.

This man was progressively improving under her guidance, now effortlessly speaking sweet nothings.

“Because I have a great teacher.” Chu Molin wasn’t unskilled, but he felt no one was worth his effort until Qin Xue came along, and he followed his heart.

He could easily say these sweet words without even thinking about it.

He hadn’t previously shared this with Qin Xue; she believed she taught him, so he let her think that way.

After all, it was because of her that he became like this, so she wasn’t wrong for saying so. Moreover, everyone has another half for mutual growth and support.