Peasant Woman’s Decreed Life as a Wife

  Chapter 38 Let me eat leftovers?

  Seeing that she did not argue, Chu Heng was in a rare mood better.

  Eat half of it.

  Seeing that Ye Muyu ate less, Chu Heng scooped up some meatball soup for her.

  Ye Muyu was eating well, but suddenly there was an extra bowl of soup, and she had a headache. Her appetite was poor, and she couldn't eat anymore, so she frowned subconsciously.

   "Your health is not good. You usually go to Dr. Lu to get medicine. Today's dishes are oily and well-made. If you eat a little bit, if you don't eat, how will your health get better?"

   Seeing her frowning, Chu Heng subconsciously raised her voice to restrain her.

  When Ye Muyu saw this man, she was clearly concerned. Although there were other emotions mixed in with the concern, but after all, it was good words, but she insisted on using a serious tone.

   Nice words can make people angry, this man is convinced.

  Ye Muyu complained silently in her heart, thinking she should take a sip, but as soon as she drank it, she felt a sense of nausea. She quickly covered her mouth, put down the spoon, and never touched it again.

   "Are you okay?" Chu Heng heard the sound, turned his head quickly, and saw Ye Muyu's painful expression.

  Ye Muyu waved his hand, hurriedly got up and left the main room, went into the kitchen to scoop up water and rinsed his mouth before returning to the main room to sit down.

   "It's okay." Ye Muyu replied.

  Chu Heng saw that her face was a little tired and pale, and thinking of Ye's body, for a while, he regretted speaking too harshly. After all, Ye's health was not good in his previous life, and he didn't live past forty.

   But it is also true that she is stupid.

   "Have you boiled the medicine yet?"

   Chu Heng's words reminded Ye Muyu that she had forgotten to take her medicine.

  After thinking about it, it was still the influence of the original owner's thinking. The original owner also took medicine every three days, and often forgot to take it. She just came here, so she didn't have time to pay attention to the problem here.

   She couldn't help but reached out and patted her head. No wonder she felt so weak. If she took medicine, it might not be so serious.

  Ye Muyu said: "I'll make the medicine later."

   "It's just this bowl of broth..." Ye Muyu thought that there were no pigs or chickens at home, and she had the habit of not eating leftovers, so she subconsciously looked at Chu Heng, the culprit.

  Chu Heng didn't understand what she meant.

  But after being watched by her for a long time, she suddenly understood, and her eyes changed instantly, "You don't want me to eat your leftovers, do you?"

   Ye Muyu didn't answer those words.

  She sensed that the man was on the verge of going berserk, probably never eating other people's leftovers.

   But Chu Heng served her the broth originally, Ye Muyu felt that it would be better for him to take this responsibility.

  Ye Muyu deliberately said: "Otherwise, I'll give it a try and drink a little more, I'm afraid..."

   She didn't say anything that would affect the atmosphere later, I believe Chu Heng can understand.

  Chu Heng not only understood what she said later, but also understood her pretending and threatening words, and his whole face darkened.

  Ye Muyu was also a little nervous. As the saying goes, a tiger's **** cannot be touched, so she better not...

   Before Ye Muyu finished thinking, the bowl in front of her was taken away by a big hand beside her.

  Chu Heng finished the meatball soup with a cold face.

  After finishing his own, he left with a cold face and went to the study.

  Ye Muyu looked at the clean bowl in front of her and raised her eyebrows in surprise.

   "Mother." Chu Ziluo tugged at her sleeve carefully.

   "I'll wash the dishes later, I'll wash them well so they won't break." Chu Ziluo's eyes were bright and she was very considerate.

  Ye Muyu knew that she was used to doing the work, thinking that washing dishes and cooking was what she would learn next, so she didn't refuse.

  (end of this chapter)