Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland

“You go and check on her, and comfort her a bit,” Father Yun suggested, noticing there hadn’t been a sound from his daughter-in-law’s room yet nearing lunchtime, fearing she might be crying again.

Mother Yun felt it a little awkward hearing this but decided to go and check. As she pushed open the door, she was met with a pair of red-rimmed eyes.

She’s simply not used to it, she is unwilling to part.

Back then she, as a mother, couldn’t bear parting either, but it took a long time to get used to it. She could empathize with the feeling of reluctance.

Not knowing what more could be said, Mother Yun let countless words pool into one sentence, “Hanhan, you are a military wife. You need to get used to this.”

“Mom, I’m fine.” Meng Yunhan hadn’t expected Mother Yun to enter directly. She turned her gaze towards the sound, her eyes meeting her mother-in-law’s concerned gaze. She swallowed back her tears. She had lived longer than her mother-in-law in her past life and this life combined. She couldn’t behave frivolously.

She didn’t understand what was happening, she had come back to rectify things with Yun Hao, but in these few days, they were inseparable. He had left abruptly without telling her or bidding her goodbye, which was why her tears flowed.

“Clean up a bit, it’s time for lunch,” Mother Yun said, walking out of the room and gently closing the door behind her.

“How is she?” Father Yun asked with concern as soon as Mother Yun returned.

Mother Yun sighed, “She’s crying alone there, her eyes are swollen.”

“It seems our daughter-in-law truly cares about our son. It’s not as the rumors suggest,” Father Yun said, visibly relieved.

“Those old women are jealous because they can’t get my son to marry a fool as their daughter-in-law,” Mother Yun said indignantly. She had been worried before, seeing Meng Yunhan often ignoring her son. It seems now, that was just a girl’s modesty. Coming into her family she changed, showing their son a lot of care. Despite their son being cold towards his wife, his wife didn’t hold it against him.

Father Yun laughed conceding, “That’s right, Hanhan is not only obedient, but also respectful to her siblings-in-law. She’s also good at cooking. Now they just need a child.”

Meng Yunhan got up as soon as Mother Yun left.

While getting dressed, she glanced at her hand and realized her hand was bare. Her heart tightened and she was nearly tearing up the next moment. Ever since Yun Hao had put the ring on her finger, she had treasured it, never removing it from her hand. But now, it had disappeared.

Meng Yunhan frantically searched in the bed, but she couldn’t find it anywhere. She tidied up quickly without daring to keep her mother-in-law waiting much longer. After searching the entire room and still not finding the ring, she left the room.

She wondered when did she lose it? At what moment exactly did she lose it?

Why didn’t she remember anything? Was it in the kitchen, or somewhere in the hall?

In her past life, she never had any nice things. But this ring was given by her mother-in-law, a symbol of approval. It was put on by her man and held a different significance. That’s why she never took it off. But now it was gone, completely vanished.