Chapter 1307 Has Xiao Wan's wedding date been set?

Perhaps because she had been busy all day, Chu Xue fell asleep before Fu Yancheng even came inside.

When Fu Yancheng rushed into the room, still burning with anger, he saw that Chu Xue was already asleep.

He tossed the towel he was using to dry his hair onto the shelf, put the lamp on the bed, picked up the palm-leaf fan that was lying next to him, stretched one arm under Chu Xue's neck, pulled her into his arms, and fanned her with the other hand.

After a short while, he broke out in a thin layer of sweat again; it was truly unbearable.

But he was extremely reluctant to let the person go.

He endured the pain and pleasure, fanning his wife for who knows how long, before gradually falling asleep.

But the fan in his hand seemed to have muscle memory, and he kept fanning himself intermittently.

The next day, Chu Xue had something on her mind, so she woke up early.

But Fu Yancheng was no longer in bed.

As if by telepathy, Fu Yancheng seemed to sense her waking up and pushed open the door to come in: "Wife, you're awake. Breakfast will be a while, you can stay in bed a little longer."

Thinking about what happened today, Chu Xue couldn't fall asleep: "I'm not going to stay in bed anymore. Let's get up and wash up. We'll go to Mom and Dad's place in a bit."

The reason Fu Yancheng didn't mention borrowing the car yesterday was because Old Master Xiao specifically told him that he didn't want them to be too high-profile and to be mindful of their influence. He seemed to have sensed something and even mentioned to Fu Yancheng: "In the darkness before dawn, we must be even more careful about our words and actions."

Fu Yancheng was a very intelligent man, so he naturally understood the meaning behind the words.

He had noticed that more and more people had recently returned to Beijing with their families and gone back to their original jobs.

Moreover, his wife had mentioned to him many times before that the country needed to make discoveries and that things couldn't continue like this indefinitely.

The two didn't linger; after finishing their meal, they locked the door and headed to the Fu family's house.

It wasn't far from there anyway, so we arrived quickly.

When they entered the courtyard, Jiao's eldest sister-in-law was running around in the yard, but when she saw Fu Yancheng, she was so frightened that she quickly hid inside the house.

Because it was the weekend, Fu's mother ate breakfast later than usual: "Why are you back at this time? Have you had breakfast yet?"

Fu Yancheng quickly waved his hand: "We've already eaten. Today, my father-in-law and the others are taking my brother-in-law back to the village, so we'll go together."

As he said this, Fu Yancheng looked at his father, who had come out after hearing the commotion.

The father and son exchanged a glance and nodded slightly. Although the gesture was unintentional, Chu Xue noticed it.

Thinking of the Kang family in the cowshed, Chu Xue instantly understood that Fu Yancheng's care for the Kang family was probably not only because he knew Kang Yuanwei, but also because his father-in-law had a close relationship with Kang Yuanwei's father.

Mr. Fu turned to look at Chu Xue and smiled, “You’ve come at the right time. A few days ago, my comrade-in-arms came and brought me some walnuts. I was telling your mother yesterday that I would have someone send some over to you.”

Although there were walnut trees in the house, I gladly accepted my father-in-law's concern, as it showed how much my in-laws cared for me and the baby in my belly.

As the group entered the house, Chuxue spoke first: "Mom and Dad, has the wedding date for Xiaowan been set yet?"

Upon hearing this, Madam Fu was even more pleased with Chuxue. After all, apart from her eldest daughter-in-law asking about it, neither of her other two daughters-in-law had come to inquire. It just goes to show that love is mutual: "It's settled. I was just about to tell you. Xiaowan and Jiangfeng chose August 1st."

Fu Yancheng then spoke up: "So, are they planning to handle it in the city, or at the farm?"

(End of this chapter)