Chapter 70: Chapter 70: Turns Out I’m Just a Redundant Person
Translator: 549690339
Chu Molin hadn’t had a good rest last night, and now he was feeling a little sleepy in bed.
Gazing at the woman who showed dependency on him, he lost all sense of whether it was hot or not outside.
Chu Molin adjusted her position to make her comfortable, and holding her close, he fell into a satisfying sleep with a smile on his lips.
At this moment, nobody thought about the untouched lunch on the table.
Qin Xue watched her younger siblings argue, and tears flowed non- stop.
Would her brother not feel guilty if he hadn’t been named the beneficiary of the insurance? Would he not have exploded with anger?
Would she never have learned the truth if it hadn’t been for their argument?
It turns out that her father not only didn’t love her mother, but also didn’t love her.
It turns out that her grandparents knew it all along, and she was the only one left in the dark.
It turns out she was just an extra person; did she come here just to learn the heartbreaking truth?
Qin Xue would rather not know any of this; it would have allowed her some hope.
They could call her self-deceiving or an ostrich; but now, she knew it all.
What could she do now that she knew? Wasn’t she supposed to be dead?
Could she find her mother now? Yes, she would find her mother and be with her.
But as Qin Xue was sinking deeper into the darkness and couldn’t help herself, she couldn’t find her mother nor an exit.
Amidst her desperation, she felt as if she had forgotten something important, and her heart ached so much it was almost unbearable.
She could hardly breathe from the pain; other than crying, she did not know what else to do.
At that moment, a comforting voice came from a distance.
“Xue’er, don’t be afraid, I’m here. You’re not alone. You have me, and our child.” Who was speaking? Who was calling her?
Such a familiar voice, a child? Whose child was it?
Qin Xue thought and thought, finally remembering that she had been reborn after her death.
Xue Ling had brought her back to life, giving her two babies.
And, the godlike man was her husband. It was his voice, but why did it have a heartbroken undertone?
Was it because she was leaving to find her mother? No, she didn’t want him to be heartbroken.
He shouldn’t be like this. Mom, I will not come to find you; he is in pain.
I’m sad to hear it. Mom, I have babies now and a husband, too.
Can I come to find you later, instead?
When Qin Xue finished speaking, a ray of light shone, and the darkness disappeared, leaving a familiar chilly atmosphere surrounding her.
Qin Xue felt at ease, but so tired, and her heart and mind were too relaxed to know what kind of night it was.
When Qin Xue opened her eyes, she saw a face so handsome it would make both men and gods jealous.
His usually cold eyes were replaced by a tender smile on his thin lips.
It was as if he was inviting her to taste something, and in his sleep, he seemed more gentle without a trace of his usual aloofness.
Qin Xue was shocked for a moment, realizing that it was this man who had saved her from the darkness.
She was reassured by the knowledge that he was by her side.
As she caressed his brows and eyes, she gently kissed his lips and softly said,
“Chu Molin, thank you for pulling me out of the abyss. If it wasn’t you, I might never have woken up from the darkness. I don’t regret coming here, don’t regret having children, nor becoming your wife. 1 will try to get along with you.
If I still don’t fall in love with you in the end, I will leave and not hold you back. Because like my mother, I won’t let myself die because of a man, and I won’t let my children live like me. You are a good man; I hope the final outcome is a good one.”
Qin Xue watched him sleep soundly, not even changing his breathing as she talked so much.
Maybe it was the fatigue from the mission?
That’s why he could sleep so soundly now, not even disturbed by her talking.
Or perhaps her voice was too soft, only whispering as if she were speaking to herself.
It was because Qin Xue had been a doctor in her past life that she knew the difference between the sound of someone awake and sleeping.
Knowing that Chu Molin was asleep, he wouldn’t hear her words.
Only then did she dare to speak so much to the sleeping Chu Molin, otherwise, she wouldn’t dare say a single word even at the risk of her life..
