Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 739: Chapter 733: An Hao and Chu Xiaoqiao Came

“Phew, it’s done.” After Qin Xue’s tireless efforts, she finally made the hair dye.

Qin Xue came to the room with the hair dye and found that all three of them had already fallen asleep. She had been so busy that they couldn’t even stay awake to wait for her.

Qin Xue put the hair dye on the table, left the space, and looked at the clock; it was already one o’clock in the morning, no wonder they all had gone to sleep.

Qin Xue boiled some water for a bath, and then went to bed immediately. She didn’t take the children out of the space; she let them sleep inside since it wasn’t cold, and they could absorb more spiritual energy. This would benefit them, so Qin Xue didn’t give it much thought and fell asleep.

The next day, Qin Xue woke to the sound of knocking on the door. She opened her eyes in confusion, stared at the ceiling blankly, and spaced out for twenty seconds.

The knocking sound rang again, forcing Qin Xue to get up reluctantly.

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Qin Xue went to the wardrobe, opened it, looked at the clothes inside, and randomly picked out a long-sleeved tracksuit to put on.

She ran her hands through her hair a few times and tied it up before leaving the room, yawning all the way.

The knocking sound rang again. Who was it? Seriously, were they here to wake the dead this early in the morning?

“Who is it?” Qin Xue asked annoyedly. Didn’t they know that disturbing someone’s sleep was immoral behavior?

“Qin Xue, it’s An Hao.” An Hao replied from outside the door.

“An Hao, why did you come so early?” Qin Xue opened the door and indeed saw An Hao there.

“I miss you. You’ve been here for more than half a month and never visited me. Who said you would come to hang out with me, huh? A liar, a person who doesn’t keep their promises.” An Hao began to chide Qin Xue as soon as she saw her.

“Uh, An Hao, I’m sorry. I’ve been a bit busy lately, as you know, raising two kids alone. I can’t handle it. How can I go and find you? Right?” Qin Xue was surprised by An Hao’s behavior; it was utterly unexpected.

“Well, true, but you could at least show up once in a while. Are you planning to hibernate at home or lay eggs in a nest?” An Hao said, annoyed.

“Are you kidding me? My kids are still young. Get pregnant again? Do you think I’m a pig?” Qin Xue stepped aside to let her in.

“Sister-in-law, and me.” Chu Xiaoqiao suddenly emerged from the side.

“Ah, are you trying to scare me to death?” Qin Xue patted her chest, her heart still pounding as she glared at Chu Xiaoqiao. “I just got up, and you scared me.”

“Sister-in-law, I’m sorry, it wasn’t intentional.” Chu Xiaoqiao murmured.

‘I know if it were on purpose, I’d have kicked you out by now.’ Qin Xue closed the door and turned to look at Chu Xiaoqiao standing behind her.

“Hehe, sister-in-law, please don’t kick me out.” Chu Xiaoqiao looked pitifully at Qin Xue.

“No one’s kicking you. Come in.” Qin Xue looked at her helplessly. If she wanted to kick her out, she wouldn’t even let her stand in the yard, right?

‘Sister-in-law is the best.’ Chu Xiaoqiao’s face lit up.

“Are you performing a Sichuan opera face-change?” Qin Xue laughed.

“No, not at all.” Chu Xiaoqiao stuck out her tongue.

‘Alright, you two go and sit down. I’ll go to the kitchen to boil water for you to drink.’ Qin Xue said and then went to the kitchen.

‘Sister-in-law, where are the babies? Can I hold them? I miss them.’ Chu Xiaoqiao looked around the living room and didn’t see the two babies, so she asked her sister-in-law.

“Wait a moment. I’ll check if they’re awake.” Hearing Chu Xiaoqiao’s words, Qin Xue remembered that she had left the children in the space to sleep last night. She had slept alone at home, which meant that the children were still in the space and had not been brought out yet.