Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1135: Chapter 1129: Uncle Knows Now_1 Chapter 1135: Chapter 1129: Uncle Knows Now_1 After hearing his brother’s words, Qin Huaihe fell silent. He knew his brother was right, but it was about the person he had been longing for all these years. Now that there was finally news about her, he desperately wanted to see her. He wanted to see if she was doing well, and he wanted to see the two children he hadn’t even known existed.

“Brother, I understand, I won’t disturb their lives.” Qin Huaihe thought of the woman deep in his heart, and he wouldn’t disturb her either. Even if it caused him great pain, he would not do anything that might upset her unless she was unhappy. That was a different story.

“As long as you’re clear about it.” Qin Huaihai knew his brother was truly determined to go, so he didn’t try to stop him anymore.

Some things needed to be seen with one’s own eyes to finally give up. No matter how much outsiders tried to dissuade him, it wouldn’t work. The more they tried to stop him, the more he wanted to go. What was the point in stopping him?

“Brother, lock this information up well, don’t let anyone else know about it.” Qin Huaihe asked his brother to keep the information dug up by his nephew safe. It was time for some things to be put to rest.

“Rest assured, I’ll handle it properly.” Qin Huaihai took it and promptly locked it away in a drawer.

“Qin Lang, come with uncle.” Qin Huaihe opened the study door and called Qin Lang to go with him.

“Sure.” Qin Lang had overheard his father and uncle’s conversation, so he didn’t say anything and just followed his uncle out.

Watching his brother and son leave, Qin Huaihai hoped that nothing unexpected would happen.

“Dad, where are you and Brother Lang going?” Qin Ying asked, puzzled. Her father had told her he would say hi to her uncle and then go home, but now he and Brother Lang didn’t seem to be going home at all.

“You and your mom go home first, Qin Lang and I have something to go take care of.” Qin Huaihe glanced at his daughter, then talked anyway.

“Oh, I see. But shouldn’t you let mom know?” Qin Ying asked, looking at her dad’s somewhat cold face.

“No need, just tell her for me. I’m pressed for time and can’t delay. You should stop wandering aimlessly too. There’s plenty happening at home.” Qin Huaihe rarely had to worry about his daughter. She was self-disciplined and obedient, and she never did anything to give him cause for concern. She just spent too little time at home.

“Okay Dad, you take care.” Qin Ying looked at her father, wondering what could possibly be so urgent on New Year’s Day.

But Qin Ying knew that there were some things about the military that she wasn’t supposed to know, so she didn’t ask more questions but instead turned to tell her mother it was time to go home.

“Mom, let’s go home.” Qin Ying went to the living room to find her mother, who was chatting with her aunt. She didn’t see her grandparents and wondered if they’d gone out to play with their old friends.

“Where is your dad?” Cao Rui asked, looking behind Qin Ying. She didn’t see him and sounded disappointed.

“Dad had to go to work. He asked us to go home first.” Qin Ying understood her mother’s feelings all too well. But like her, no matter how much she gave, she couldn’t win Beihan’s heart.

“I see. Well, sister-in-law, Qin Ying and I are going to head home. Come by our place when you get the chance.” After hearing what Qin Ying said, Cao Rui composed herself and said goodbye to her sister-in-law.

“Sure, take your time and be careful on the road.” Liu Fen said, watching Cao Rui and her daughter leave.

“Okay, you too, Qin Ying, let’s go.” Cao Rui looked at her daughter.

“Goodbye, Aunt Liu.” Qin Ying waved at Liu Fen.

“Come visit when you get the chance.” Liu Fen smiled at her well-behaved niece.

“Sure, I will.” Qin Ying promised. She had a very good impression of her uncle’s family. She used to love visiting when she was a child, but as she grew up and had no one to talk or play with when she came over, she stopped visiting.

“Qin Ying, did your father really go to the institute?” Cao Rui asked her daughter. It wasn’t that she didn’t trust him, but today was New Year’s Day. How could he, as a high-ranking official, have to go deal with work matters?