Peasant Woman’s Decreed Life as a Wife-Chapter 1126 - 1123: Don’t Come Over
Chapter 1126: Chapter 1123: Don’t Come Over
Ye Muyu smiled contentedly, “That’s for sure, am I not smart?”
She walked over to him, deliberately teasing him.
Chu Heng quickly moved away, not letting her come close, which made Ye Muyu grind her teeth in frustration. She followed right after him, chasing him around.
“Ah Yu, stop fooling around. I promised you I’d stay in this room, but you must stay three yards away from me,” Chu Heng’s voice was authoritative and firm. Having said that, he couldn’t help but cough lightly twice, and his face turned a shade paler.
Ye Muyu moved her lips slightly. After all, they were in the same room, and she would eventually catch the illness sooner or later. But Chu Heng clearly harbored a hope against hope, which is why he was so cautious.
Seeing his complexion becoming increasingly awful and he must be feeling terrible, she felt sorry for him. She stopped in her tracks, grumbling reluctantly, “Alright, then I’ll stay away from you. You go to bed and rest. If you feel uncomfortable, tell me. I’ll bring you your medicine and then leave right away.”
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She emphasized the last step.
Seeing that Chu Heng didn’t say anything, she huffed, “If you don’t agree, I’ll get close to you when you’re not up to fighting me off.”
Chu Heng was both resigned and angry, “Don’t upset me.”
“You’re also upsetting me,” Ye Muyu said, feeling a bit aggrieved and deliberately acting petulant with him.
Chu Heng knew he was too weak to make her change, “Fine, I agree. Go rest on the couch over there.”
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He was pointing towards the couch by the desk.
Ye Muyu nodded but didn’t head straight there. Instead, she moved the screen out of the way.
“What are you doing?” Chu Heng sat on the edge of the bed, forcefully suppressing the urge to draw near her and asked with a frown, “The screen is heavy, be careful not to trip.”
“It’s fine, I’m not sick right now, and I’m stronger than you, don’t underestimate me.” Ye Muyu said, having already moved the screen aside.
Seeing there was no object blocking the view between them anymore, Ye Muyu nodded with satisfaction and then proceeded to the couch, taking the blanket from it to cover herself.
After lying down, Ye Muyu turned her head to look at him, “Okay, I’m all settled now. You should go to bed and sleep.”
Chu Heng lay down after a moment.
“You came so late today, you should rest. We can discuss anything else tomorrow,” Chu Heng said, seeing her looking at him sideways, and scolded her on purpose.
Ye Muyu responded with an “Oh,” “Ah Heng, I don’t want anything to happen to you. You’re going to be fine.”
We’ll both be just fine.
She said silently to herself.
Chu Heng’s chest rose and fell erratically. Words that were seemingly ordinary filled him with a sense of belonging, and as he looked at the woman’s smooth cheeks in the distance, he knew she came for him. The emotional turbulence in his heart was not something he could easily put into words.
Ye Muyu had been worried for two days and hadn’t rested since boarding the ship. Now, as she lay on the couch, she couldn’t sleep for worrying about Chu Heng.
She cautiously opened her eyes in the darkness, unable to see Ah Heng’s condition clearly. She took a light breath, lifted the blanket, intending to walk over, but just as she moved slightly, Chu Heng’s stern voice rang out, “Stop it.”
Ye Muyu lay back down, feeling quite deflated, “Ah Heng, why aren’t you asleep yet? I told you to rest properly. You’re sick; you must rest well.”
Chu Heng found her response amusing yet frustrating, but his face showed no sign of softening, “If you don’t bother me, I would have fallen asleep.”
He hoped she would rest well and not always think about sneaking over. He hadn’t seen Ah Yu be so mischievous before. He felt both annoyed and endeared, so how could he fall asleep early?
In the end, Ye Muyu didn’t want to disturb Chu Heng’s rest. When he figured out what she was thinking, she had no choice but to genuinely try to sleep.
