Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1732: Chapter 1726: Wanting to Settle Down

“Alright, if you can handle it, go ahead. If you can’t, just ask me for help.” Nangong Beiying didn’t insist that Qin Xue had to ask for her assistance right away.

“Alright, I will.” Qin Xue nodded.

“Thunder, keep an eye on Mr. Qin’s household. If there’s anything unusual, report back to us.” Nangong Beiying instructed Thunder.

“Understood, miss.” Thunder responded.

“Alright, go ahead with your work.” Nangong Beiying directed Thunder to keep watch on Qin Su’e’s family. Meanwhile, the rest of them sat together, watching the kids play with their toys.

“Grandma, come play with us!” Yu Ze looked at Nangong Shulan, inviting her over. It was his oversight—he had forgotten how worried and guilty Nangong Shu had felt after his disappearance.

Now, seeing Nangong Shulan unable to take even a step away from them, he felt regretful, realizing he’d made a mistake.

“You guys play; Grandma will watch you.” Nangong Shulan glanced at her grandson. Fortunately, the child was safe; otherwise, she would never have forgiven herself for her entire life.

“Come on, Grandma! Play with us!” Yu Ze nudged his brother. As expected, brothers truly understood each other—Yu Ze’s movement sparked Yu Chen to immediately start whining for attention.

“Yeah, don’t just watch us, Grandma (Aunt), come join in! It’s no fun without you!” Cohen and Jingtao both grabbed Nangong Shulan’s hand.

“Alright, fine, I’ll play. Just stop pulling me!” Nangong Shulan couldn’t resist these kids and had no choice but to go along with them.

“Yay!” The kids cheered in delight. Yu Ze glanced at Qin Xue and winked at her. From her spot, Qin Xue discreetly gave him a thumbs-up.

Chu Molin sat nearby, observing the subtle interaction between the mother and son, shaking his head. Their level of tacit understanding was remarkable.

“You’ve done such a great job teaching the children.” Silver Wolf commented, watching the kids. Suddenly, he felt the urge to settle down and get married.

“Hmm.” Chu Molin looked at the children. All the credit went to his wife—it had little to do with him.

“Why? Are you suddenly thinking about starting a family?” Qin Xue heard Silver Wolf’s words and asked him.

“Yes, Sister-in-law, do you have any suitable matches in mind?” Silver Wolf shifted his gaze toward Qing Zhu.

The little girl in her arms was truly beautiful. He really wanted to hold her. She gave him an inexplicable sense of familiarity and warmth.

“Qing Zhu has lost her memory and can’t recall anything from the past.” Qin Xue followed Silver Wolf’s gaze and explained.

“Then how did she end up here?” Silver Wolf asked Qin Xue.

“She was deceived and brought to Lin County. We were there doing disaster relief, and… afterward, when we returned, we made arrangements to bring her and her daughter here so they could be looked after.” Qin Xue briefly recounted Qing Zhu’s ordeal to Silver Wolf.

Silver Wolf hadn’t expected such a story. So, her man never showed up because she didn’t even know who he was?

Thinking about this, Silver Wolf felt that Qing Zhu was a truly resilient woman, evoking a sense of indescribable admiration.

“Did her husband or her family ever try to find them?” Silver Wolf continued asking Qin Xue.

“I don’t know. We’ve never heard of anyone looking for them, nor have we seen anyone inquire about them, so we’re really not sure if anyone ever tried.” Qin Xue wasn’t unwilling to help her find her family; it’s just that Qing Zhu couldn’t remember anything. There was no starting point even if they wanted to help.

If the modern era had platforms like in the future—where you could upload photos and a short post for millions to see—she wouldn’t hesitate to help.

But in this current time, where television wasn’t even commonplace, she had no idea how to assist them. Publish in newspapers?