Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland Chapter 1003 - 1003 1004 Riding a Bicycle to a Date

Chapter 1003: Chapter 1004: Riding a Bicycle to a Date Chapter 1003: Chapter 1004: Riding a Bicycle to a Date Yunhai’s father, in the town, called Yun Hao at the post office.

“Dad…..”

Yun’s father spoke briefly, “Ahao, sothing has happened to your second brother. Your eldest brother has now gone to the city. Can you co back for a bit? We don’t know what the situation with your second brother is like yet, hold on, I’ll also go to the capital city to take a look.”

Yun’s father recalled how, a few years ago, Ahao had an accident, and how life had just started to get better—it was hard to believe another incident had occurred.

It seed like they were not allowed to have peaceful days.

“Okay, I’ll co back,” Yun Hao hung up the phone with a serious expression on his face.

Now he was a regint commander; he had to ask for leave from his battalion commander.

“Leave early and return early,” Lu Zhendong looked at this capable young man who had been neither arrogant nor restless these years, and who had made quite so achievents to get promoted from deputy commander in just a few short years.

Yun Hao rode his bicycle to the clothing factory.

This past year, his wife spent most of the ti working at the clothing factory.

“Commander…..”

Yun Hao went straight to ng Yunhan’s office, but didn’t see his wife—he knew she must have gone to the workshop.

He wasn’t in a rush at this mont, so he waited in the office, admiring how well his wife had arranged it.

“Hey, how co you’re here? Has sothing happened?” If it weren’t for so issue, Ahao wouldn’t have co here in the middle of the afternoon.

Yun Hao looked at ng Yunhan, got up, walked over and held her hand, “Second brother has had an accident.”

ng Yunhan was stunned upon hearing this, “Second brother has had an accident? What happened?”

How could Yun Lei have had an accident?

He was making money in the city, wasn’t he?

“Dad called, asking to co back, so I’m going to make a trip back ho.”

ng Yunhan felt that it must be serious for Dad to have called.

“I’ll go back with you, and we can also bring Little Huzi back,” she thought of their son, whom she truly missed after over a month.

Yun Hao did not want his wife to miss their son.

“Wife…..”

“Okay, enough, I’ll call Zhang Jianmin and talk to him.”

ng Yunhan imdiately called Zhang Jianmin and inford him that with the Mid-Autumn Festival approaching, the food factory was preparing various flavors of mooncakes and advised him to keep a close eye on things, especially to ensure product quality control.

Then she went to the workshop, left instructions, sat behind Yun Hao on the bicycle, and wrapped her arms around his waist.

“Ahao, it’s been a long ti since I last rode your bicycle.”

Yun Hao cycled very fast, “Wife, next ti we go out, I’ll ride the bicycle and take you along.”

ng Yunhan agreed quickly, “Okay, next ti we’ll ride the bicycle together on a date.”

“Alright, a date together,” Yun Hao said, sounding like a young lad at that mont.

Back with Yun’s father.

Upon reaching the county town, the first place he thought of was the hospital, and he began searching for it.

“Big brother, big brother…” Yun’s father saw Yun Hai and hurriedly walked towards him.

Yun Hai, seeing Yun’s father, frowned deeply, wondering how to explain the situation to Dad.

Seeing Yun Hai, Yun’s father imdiately asked, “Big brother, how’s our second brother doing?”

Seeing that Yun Hai did not respond for a long ti, Yun’s father stood there stunned for a mont, certain that sothing grave must have happened; otherwise, his eldest wouldn’t look like this.

Why had his sons suffered one misfortune after another in recent years?

“Has he… passed away?” Yun’s father’s eyes reddened slightly as he stood there dazed, with no sense of certainty in his heart.

Seeing his father like this, Yun Hai quickly explained, “Dad, no, no, you’re overthinking it.”

But Yun’s father could not hold it together anymore. The situation with his second son must be very serious; otherwise, his eldest wouldn’t have that expression.