Chapter 1583: Mrs. Wen’s Fluster
“There are still too many unsolved cases that she’s shouldering on her back. This is why she mustn’t die yet,” Qian Yikun said in a low voice. He revealed his purpose.
Gu Juexi sneered again and looked at Qian Yikun coldly without giving him any response.
In B City, Mrs. Wen—who suddenly woke up at midnight—got up and called Wen Tao worriedly.
At that mont, Wen Tao was asleep with his wife in his embrace. When the phone rang, he quickly got up, went out of the room, and picked up the call. “Hello— Mama, what’s wrong?”
“I still can’t get through to Shan Shan. I can’t help feeling that sothing’s wrong. Do you think sothing might have happened to her?” Mrs. Wen said as she extended a hand to grip her chest.
While listening to his mother, Wen Tao yawned involuntarily. “Nothing happened. If you’re still worried, you should call the number I gave you last ti. That’s Shan Shan’s boyfriend. ”
Mrs. Wen did think of calling the number, but she felt that it was sowhat inappropriate to do so in the middle of the night. After all, she had not t his parents yet, and her daughter had not told her about that either.
“Alright, you should go back to sleep. I’ll think about it,” said Mrs. Wen with a sigh. She threw so clothes on and got up to leave.
“Mama, Shan Shan’s fine. How can I not care if sothing happened to her? Have a good rest.” Although Wen Tao was very sleepy, he still comforted his mother.
Mrs. Wen responded in agreent. Then, as though she rembered sothing, she said, “You should sleep too. Don’t wake Jing Jing up. ”
After Mrs. Wen said that, she hung up the phone and kept rubbing her chest.
Mr. Wen ca out of the room and put his coat on Mrs. Wen’s shoulders. “What are you doing not sleeping in the middle of the night?”
“My chest has been so stuffy. It’s just like when our Shan Shan was born.” As Mrs. Wen said this, she looked up at Mr. Wen. “Wen Tao said that Shan Shan is fine, but this—”
“You must’ve been worrying about too many things recently. However, didn’t you say that you were getting closer to finding your sister? You ntioned a child who is related to Wen Shan by blood?” Mr. Wen said as he sat beside his wife.
Mrs. Wen’s mood improved a little when she thought about that. “That’s right. Yet, Shan Shan has been experiencing all these things recently but we can’t leave Jing Jing. I’ll ask when Shan Shan’s done with her work, I guess.” As Mrs. Wen said that, she sighed and stood up imdiately. “Ol’ Wen, walk with ? I wonder why I feel so uncomfortable.”
Mr. Wen stood up after her and said worriedly, “Why don’t we go to the hospital and get that checked?”
“It’s nothing. I just feel suffocated. Accompany downstairs on a walk to get so fresh air,” Mrs. Wen said as her brows furrowed even tighter together.
Mr. Wen was concerned about his wife. He hurriedly grabbed his clothes and followed her out. He kept talking about going to the hospital but Mrs. Wen stopped him every ti he brought that up.
“I’m just a little flustered. It’s not a big deal.”
“You were flustered when you gave birth to Shan Shan back then. Do you rember how long it took for you to finally get over it? In those few years when Shan Shan was young, you would be flustered every once in a short while. It was only when Shan Shan was older that you got better.” Mr. Wen glared at his wife. After thinking about it for a while, he said, “This can’t do Let’s go to the hospital.”
“Ol’ Wen,” Mrs. Wen pulled at Mr. Wen and made him sit down. “I know my own body. I’m just not used to living upstairs. But Jing Jing is pregnant, so I can’t say that I’m going back to my hotown. Although her parents are here too, we—as her in-laws—can’t leave either.”
Mr. Wen also felt that living upstairs was not very comfortable. They had lived in a landed house in a town for their entire lives. After moving to a big city all of a sudden, they realized they were not used to that kind of lifestyle.
Therefore, Mr. Wen stopped suspecting that there were more than t the eye, and continued to accompany his wife downstairs as they enjoyed the breeze.
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