In the space, Xue Ling was teaching the children, and outside, Qin Xue and her husband were getting ready to set off.
"Xue’er, let’s go. By the way, have you decided what to bring your in-laws?" Chu Molin released his wife and tucked the hair that had fallen onto her face behind her ear, asking her.
"I brought them so ginseng and a bit of Panax notoginseng. This should last them for a while. Otherwise, I really don’t know what else they would need," Qin Xue thought. Other than these things, she could only give them money. But she wondered if giving money would be too straightforward. Besides, since her parents started their own business, they no longer needed money from them. Their current wish was just for their children to live well. They didn’t want money, just to hear that everyone was doing well and happy.
So Qin Xue didn’t think of giving money, but rather thought of giving ginseng. After all, these were quite valuable, and there was no need to give them money as well.
"That’s enough. Having these to nourish the body is better than anything. And selling these items could bring even more money. Plus, your items are sothing money can’t buy. You must understand one thing: it’s priceless and unavailable in the market. Just think about how tempting that is." Chu Molin looked at his wife, wondering if she truly understood the value of what she was offering.
It wasn’t that Qin Xue didn’t want to sell it; she was just afraid of attracting undue attention and getting into trouble. So she had to hide it carefully.
Chu Molin watched his wife in her mont of contemplation, not disturbing her. Sotis, there are things that cannot be understood just by being explained; one needs to think through the underlying dangers or other aspects themselves.
"Let’s go catch the bus," Qin Xue snapped out of her thoughts, seeing that Chu Molin had brought everything. She could walk with empty hands.
"Alright," Chu Molin holding her hand, led her out. Without the children around, the couple found it much easier to walk.
This way was also good. They didn’t have to worry about any dangers the children might encounter outside; they could just focus on living well themselves. And this way, he had more ti to look after his wife.
If anything ca up, he could help her, so she wouldn’t be so tired. Being pregnant was already taxing, and doing other things would be even more exhausting. It was better to help her properly first.
Moreover, what Qin Xue did was mostly related to dicine. Whenever he had ti, he could lend a hand, and by helping her with these tasks, he could also learn more about dicinal herbs, which was greatly beneficial to him.
Most of the ti, what Chu Molin learned was taught by Qin Xue. Therefore, he found it interesting to learn and do things alongside her, with a strong sense of achievent. At those tis, he felt a deep sense of pride—it was wonderful to have such a talented woman as his wife.
If Qin Xue knew what Molin was thinking, she would surely say, "I had the foresight, not only did I find you, but you also found . It’s destiny."
The couple went to the bus station to take a bus. Now they had no job or privilege, though they never used such privileges when they had them. But even without those, they queued up as before.
Qin Xue never wanted to treat herself as special. Now without that power, she was even less inclined to. The couple’s looks were striking, making them the best scenery standing there.
Qin Xue glanced around, saying nothing. She stood in front of Chu Molin, waiting patiently for their turn to buy tickets. She felt that sotis, even if you don’t seek trouble, trouble finds you.
Sure enough, as she was standing there waiting for their turn to buy tickets, soone caught hold of her foot.
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