Rebirth in the 80's: The Daily Life of the Villain's Mom-Chapter 119: You’re Sleeping on the Floor

Not wanting to keep staring at Pei Huai, Jiang Ran simply looked away, "Think about it, and let me know once you’ve decided. Oh, and take the money with you."

With that, Jiang Ran pulled out a chair and sat down.

She needed to seize the time to draw a few sketches, otherwise, after dinner, it would be time to wash up and sleep, leaving no time for drawing.

Jiang Ran’s personality has always been about doing things well if she’s going to do them at all.

Once she picked up the pen, Jiang Ran was fully absorbed in her drawing, not even noticing when Pei Huai left.

It wasn’t until Pei Shanshan called her for dinner from the courtyard that Jiang Ran finally lifted her head.

She tidied up her finished drawings before getting up.

As she stood, Jiang Ran glanced at where the money box was placed, and seeing it was gone, she felt a bit relieved.

Since Pei Huai took the money, he seemed to want a divorce as well, so she only needed to wait.

Wang Cuilan made a plentiful dinner, and it tasted great. The family sat together eating, chatting and laughing, and the atmosphere was quite harmonious.

During the meal, Pei Huai occasionally glanced at Jiang Ran, and saw her eating happily, with no attitude change, as if she wasn’t the one who mentioned divorce before.

At that moment, Pei Huai felt a bit puzzled by Jiang Ran.

After dinner, it was just getting dark, but they needed to wash and sleep. 𝗳𝗿𝐞𝕖𝘄𝗲𝕓𝗻𝚘𝚟𝕖𝐥.𝚌𝕠𝕞

After all, they had to get up early.

Boiled water, washed up, dried her hair, and Jiang Ran was ready to close the door.

But just then, Pei Huai walked over expressionlessly.

Looking at Pei Huai standing at the door, Jiang Ran was full of questions, "What are you doing?"

Pei Huai hadn’t answered yet, but from the opposite room, Pei Yang spoke up, "Big brother, sister-in-law, you two rest early. I’m going to sleep first."

After saying that, Pei Yang directly closed his door.

Looking at Pei Yang’s tightly closed door, Jiang Ran realized she said she wanted a divorce from Pei Huai, but the rest of the Pei Family didn’t know.

In the eyes of the Pei Family, she and Pei Huai were a long-separated couple reuniting.

Since they were a married couple, of course, they should stay together at night.

Jiang Ran, "..."

Just when she was worried about what to do, Pei Huai spoke up, "Don’t you need to get up early tomorrow? Aren’t you going to sleep?"

Sleep was necessary, but the question was how to sleep?

Jiang Ran frowned, but eventually turned around and went inside.

She wasn’t worried about Pei Huai doing anything excessive. Besides not liking the original owner, Pei Huai didn’t have other bad habits.

Even if her transmigration had caused a butterfly effect and changed Pei Huai, she was confident enough to protect herself.

However, Jiang Ran didn’t intend to sleep on the same bed as Pei Huai.

Luckily, it was summer, and as long as she spread a mat on the floor, she could sleep.

Jiang Ran found a mat and had just spread it out on the ground when Pei Huai came in and closed the door.

"I’ll sleep on the floor!" Pei Huai said.

Jiang Ran looked at Pei Huai and nodded, "Yes, you’re sleeping on the floor."

The mat was originally intended for Pei Huai; she had no plans to sleep on the floor.

Pei Huai, "..."

Wanting to sleep on the floor on his own and being assigned to sleep on the floor by Jiang Ran had the same result, but why did it feel so strange in his heart!

Jiang Ran stopped minding Pei Huai, got on the bed herself, and closed her eyes.

In the countryside, the rooftops of the houses are pointed and relatively high, so the sunlight doesn’t get too intense during the day, and when it cools down at night, the house isn’t too stuffy.

And sleeping on the mat doesn’t feel hot, otherwise, without a fan, it really would be hard to sleep.