Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland

Meng Yunhan hadn’t even finished the food in her aluminum lunch box, and Yun Hao scooped up the leftovers to eat.

Meng Yunhan wasn’t surprised anymore; this man was a stickler for not wasting food. After mentally repeating this, she finally calmed down.

Yun Hao was about to fetch water for Meng Yunhan, but she stopped him. “I can get it myself.”

“Hanhan, are you able to walk?”

Meng Yunhan’s face turned crimson. Couldn’t this man stop asking obvious questions?

“Would you help me wash?” Meng Yunhan said, her face burning with embarrassment.

Yun Hao broke into a smile. “Sure.”

Now it was Meng Yunhan’s turn to feel more embarrassed. Even though they were a married couple and had shared moments of intimacy, it was still really awkward to face things head-on in broad daylight.

Seeing her silent and somewhat annoyed, Yun Hao realized his wife was feeling shy.

He decided to bathe first, unwilling to subject his wife to his sweaty odor.

As soon as Yun Hao left, Meng Yunhan picked up the enamel jar on the table. The next moment, it was filled with water. She took a drink, and one sip of spring water made her feel much more comfortable.

But the thought of being tormented the whole night again brought back her worried expression.

A strong man could be too much for her to handle.

But a weak one wouldn’t appeal to any woman. Yet a strong one was both a blessing and a curse.

Such a contradiction – and a real headache.

Well, from experience, a harmonious couple’s life could boost their relationship.

But she couldn’t handle it all the time.

She was still too weak.

Struggling to keep up with her husband’s pace.

And would their harmonious marital life lead to an early pregnancy?

What about the child from her past life that she had aborted?

She had overlooked this before. It was only now that she realized and was reminded of it.

After her remarriage in her previous life, she had consulted many old doctors of traditional Chinese medicine because she’d been unable to conceive for a long time. She was, therefore, knowledgeable about ovulation stuff.

But none of it was reliable.

There were no contraception tools now.

What if she got pregnant?

In her past life, she wronged the aborted child. This life, she wanted to make amends. But if she became pregnant now, would the child still come back to her?

And if she did get pregnant this time, she couldn’t possibly resort to abortion, could she?

Meng Yunhan was torn again.

Knowing Yun Hao had returned, Meng Yunhan still struggled with this matter. Yet to Yun Hao, she looked deep in thought, either about tonight or the dinner party tomorrow.

“Hanhan…..”

A sudden voice startled Meng Yunhan, who was a little guilty. Looking up, she saw Yun Hao covered in droplets of water, making her swallow hard. She cleared her throat and asked, “Have you finished bathing?”

Yun Hao was visibly pleased with Meng Yunhan’s response.

“Done.” Yun Hao continued to rub his hair with a towel, but with his short crew cut, there was no need to.

Meng Yunhan finally saw everything clearly. Just go with the flow. If she really was pregnant, she would have the baby. She would never repeat the stupidity of aborting her child again.