Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1245: Chapter 1239: Dare to Love, Dare to Hate_1 Chapter 1245: Chapter 1239: Dare to Love, Dare to Hate_1 “I’m glad to hear you say that. If Chu Molin wasn’t the man I love, I would definitely let him be with you. But he’s a person, not a possession; I can’t just give him away. And because I love him, I won’t hand him over to you. I am genuinely happy to hear you say this.” Qin Xue was genuinely surprised to hear Luu Xiao’ai talk this way. She hadn’t expected such an outcome from their meeting earlier this afternoon.

Her heart was finally at ease. One less love rival to worry about – this was better news than anything she could have hoped for.

“It was my stubbornness all along. Molin never responded to me in all those years. I should have realized this sooner. I stubbornly persisted, which is why I was so angry when I heard that he came back with a wife and child. Now it’s alright, I wish you both happiness.” Luu Xiao’ai’s heart still ached, but it didn’t feel as heavy as before, offering her a sense of relief.

“I can’t say that you were wrong, but it’s a fundamental truth that love cannot be forced. When I first married Chu Molin, I didn’t know about the people in his life. I only learned about them after moving to the Imperial Capital. But that didn’t hinder my feelings for him.”

Qin Xue didn’t intend to flaunt her relationship with Chu Molin in front of Luu Xiao’ai. She just wanted Luu Xiao’ai to know; when she knew nothing about Chu Molin, she could still marry him, bear his child. This, too, is a form of love, no less than what Luu Xiao’ai felt.

“Yes, now that we’re no longer love rivals, I hope we can become friends.” Luu Xiao’ai was taken aback. Chu Molin had not told Qin Xue anything; for all these years, Qin Xue was in the dark about him. She admired Qin Xue’s audacity, not fearing to be deceived by Chu Molin.

But it turned out that Qin Xue’s gamble had paid off. Seeing such a bold woman, Luu Xiao’ai felt a certain appreciation.

“Alright, I look forward to the day we become friends.” Qin Xue knew they both were not entirely over it yet, so she didn’t suggest becoming friends right away.

After all, saying it now might be a bit awkward, so better to let things unfold naturally.

“Well then, I need to go. I have other things to take care of.” Luu Xiao’ai didn’t know what else to say if she stayed. She felt it would be better for her to go home. Moreover, she was not entirely settled, afraid she might lose control of her emotions.

“Alright, we won’t keep you.” Qin Xue nodded understandingly.

She could read the room; her psychology degree wasn’t for naught. Luu Xiao’ai had handled the situation quite well.

“Sister-in-law, I’ll take my leave too,” Chu Yi said hurriedly to Qin Xue and followed after Luu Xiao’ai.

“Giving up a love that’s not meant to be might lead one to find a different love. Luu Xiao’ai, here’s wishing you find your happiness soon,” Qin Xue murmured to herself, looking at their receding figures.

“You’re quite magnanimous, even capable of wishing her well.” Xue Ling didn’t know what to make of Qin Xue’s sentiments.

“She’s let go of her feelings for Chu Molin, why shouldn’t I wish her well? Some things are beyond our control. If I were in her shoes, I might not been able to do what she’s done” Qin Xue glanced at Xue Ling, before turning her gaze in the direction Luu Xiao’ai had left.

How many people in the world are brave enough to love and hate as Luu Xiao’ai did? And how many would wish harm on those they can’t have? Thus, one cannot judge a person’s character by singular actions but rather by the entirety of their choices.