The Eighty Blessed Wife is a prodigal

Chapter 353 New Neighbor (2)

Chapter 353

"I just met her and said a few words."

Needless to say, the women serving as soldiers are different from housewives like them.

Whether it's the manner of speaking or the temperament of the whole body, they all have a heroic spirit that they don't have.

Thinking about it, Mrs. Zhang's eyes flickered with envy.

"Li Mingyang's daughter-in-law is from a serious guard school, and her family background is also very good. Marrying Li Mingyang is considered a low marriage."

"Li Mingyang... is that the eldest nephew of Vice Captain Li?"

Mrs. Zhang also heard her husband mention it more or less, but she didn't know much.

Zhang Zhengwei and Lieutenant Lieutenant were old teammates for many years, and he knew a little bit about Lieutenant Li's two nephews.

Li Mingyang, like Li Cheng, joined the hero team at the age of 15, and his abilities are among the best among young heroes.

It's just that when he was doing the task, Li Mingyang was in a dangerous situation and almost died, which made his mother let him retire from the army.

He insisted on himself and refused to retire.

His mother couldn't do it, so he could only be the second child, and let Li Cheng retire from the army in the third year of joining the guard.

"Well, that kid's comprehensive ability is also very good."

It's just that I met He Yan.
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"Who?"

Tang Xin lay on the bed, looked sideways at the person standing at the door, and saw the broken bedroom door lock out of the corner of her eye, twitching the corners of her lips: "Doesn't this lock repairer have time yet?"

It's been a few months, and I haven't seen him bring back a master locksmith.

She would suspect that this person did not cultivate on purpose.

"Well, the locksmith has moved."

He Yan walked to the bed, lay down next to Tang Xin again, tucked the corner of the quilt for her, and responded casually.

Tang Xin looked at him speechlessly.

It's really drunk to say that you don't want to fix it, and to make such a clumsy excuse.

However, if she had just come here, she might still care about the door lock; now, she doesn't care anymore.

Tang Xin bent her lips, and her eyes fell on He Yan, shining with the unique tenderness of a wife towards her husband. She stretched out her arms to wrap his neck around his neck, and fell asleep again in his arms.

When I woke up again, it was already noon.

She turned over subconsciously, wanting to nestle into He Yan's arms, but found that the temperature beside her was no longer warm.

"Ayan—"

She hurriedly put on some clothes and got up, and when she got out of the bedroom, she saw a tall figure busy in front of the stove.

Seeing his figure, Tang Xin's eyes became hot, and she rushed over quickly.

"……What's wrong?"

Being hugged suddenly, He Yan retracted his stomach slightly, for fear that her hands would be burned.

He originally wanted to take a step back, but Tang Xin hugged her from behind. He was afraid of hurting him, so he could only try to stand on tiptoe to protect her little white hands from being burned.

"I thought you left again."

Tang Xin lay behind him, and said in a muffled voice, the grievance in her tone made He Yan's heart ache, knowing that it was because she left without notifying her last time made her feel less secure.

"I will not do it again."

He promised in a deep voice.

He Yan put down the spatula in his hand, turned around and hugged Tang Xin tightly in his arms.

Tang Xin raised her eyes and met his frowning brows. She tiptoed to smooth it out: "I understand that if the task is not particularly urgent, she wouldn't just leave."

She wasn't actually angry because of this, but because of the palpitations when he turned around, which reminded her that he was going on a mission.

"When you left that day, I was very flustered. I thought that should be a reminder that you were about to go on a mission; so, is this a sign of a good heart?"

Her eyes were bent, like crescent moons shining in the night sky, gently soothing the anxiety in his heart just now.

(End of this chapter)