Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

Chapter 1737: Chapter 1731: Ugly Appearance

“Feelings are built over time. If you like her, just go for it. Anyway, you’re both single now, so there’s no issue.” Qin Xue merely picked an excuse, not bothering to think about anything else.

“Alright, this is getting ridiculous. Hurry up and finish your business, I’m heading inside.” Qing Zhu didn’t even spare Silver Wolf a glance, making him start to wonder if he had indeed become less attractive. Why did this woman show no trace of astonishment or any other emotions toward him?

Or was his disguise too convincing, making him seem unapproachable, and that’s why she felt indifferent toward him?

“Stop overthinking. Qing Zhu is not going to like anyone right now. I only said that earlier to see how she’d react. Now that I know where she stands, you have no chance.

Even if there’s a slim chance, it won’t be until she regains her memories. Besides, she has a daughter, you know—are you ready to be a stepdad?” Qin Xue misunderstood, thinking Silver Wolf was feeling heartbroken.

“Sis-in-law, am I ugly?” Silver Wolf asked a question completely out of left field.

“Not at all. You’re very stylish—and the handsome kind, too.” Qin Xue looked him up and down before responding.

“Then why is it that she, you, and the other women here show absolutely no reaction of surprise or attraction toward me?” Silver Wolf outright broached the topic of looks with Qin Xue.

“Are you better-looking than Chu Molin?” Qin Xue glanced at him with a smirk.

“Of course not. Big Bro is so ridiculously good-looking, a true rarity among men. How could I compete with him?” Silver Wolf wouldn’t dare compare himself to Chu Molin. The man was downright otherworldly—not someone an average person could measure up to. If not for his icy demeanor and “keep away” aura, Silver Wolf was sure Chu Molin would constantly be swarmed by women.

“Well, there you go. With someone that outstanding ahead of you, how can you expect anyone to be awestruck by you?” Qin Xue shot Silver Wolf a “are-you-an-idiot” look.

“Uh, fine.” Silver Wolf was completely shut down by Qin Xue’s words. His soul had taken a thousand-point hit; what was he even thinking, coming here to be humiliated?

“I never knew you thought so highly of me,” Chu Molin said coldly, staring directly at Silver Wolf. His evaluation didn’t matter; what he wanted was Qin Xue’s evaluation to be high.

“Big Bro, don’t look at me like that. Sis-in-law said you’re ridiculously good-looking, one hundred times better than me. If you don’t believe me, ask her yourself.” Silver Wolf felt utterly miserable. Why did he always end up in unlucky situations?

“Heh, Chu Molin, what brings you here?” Qin Xue rarely saw Chu Molin showing this kind of emotion, and she suddenly felt amused.

Silver Wolf had just been calling him good-looking, but his disdain was so apparent. Qin Xue couldn’t help wondering how big Silver Wolf’s inner trauma was at this moment.

“Mom asked you to come to eat.” Chu Molin’s reason for coming was straightforward: to fetch her for the meal. Everyone else had already gathered, leaving only the two of them chatting here. Seeing this annoyed him, which was why he cast Silver Wolf such icy looks. After all, this was his wife—she could only look at this one man.

Thankfully, Qin Xue didn’t know what was in Chu Molin’s mind now. Otherwise, she’d surely explode upon hearing his thoughts. What did he mean by “she could only look at this one man”? Was she supposed to shuffle around in front of him every day doing nothing? There were loads of males in this world; she’d inevitably see them whenever she went outside—get over it!

“Alright, let’s go eat. Are you planning to stand here like a block of wood?” Qin Xue, after washing her hands, noticed Silver Wolf still frozen in place. With a puzzled look, she wondered if he’d developed an addiction to being a “pillar.”

“Sis-in-law, you guys go ahead; I’ll be there shortly.” Silver Wolf didn’t dare move. Hadn’t he noticed Chu Molin’s murderous glare? If he walked alongside them, he’d undoubtedly be punished harshly. He wasn’t kidding; Chu Molin didn’t seem remotely human when it came to beating someone—it was enough to make anyone question their existence afterward.