Reborn in the 1980s: Recapture My Devoted Husband-Chapter 494 - 491: Attitude_2

Isn’t it hard to get a divorce when both are in the military? And yet, the divorce was so quick.

His wife, too, her husband wants a divorce, and she didn’t even make a fuss. She just got divorced quietly. Mei Langchi really got off easy.

Although the siblings weren’t particularly welcomed this time, they didn’t care. Overall, tonight was a pretty good New Year’s Eve.

While Lin Wan was having a nice sleep in the evening, over at the Mei Family’s eldest son’s place, Mei Langchi was troubled and couldn’t fall asleep.

Mei Shuping was worried that Lin Wan had become his younger brother’s goddaughter and was smoking in the study, feeling anxious.

Not for anything else, but because of Han Yi’s situation. Even now, he hadn’t thought of a way to tell the family.

The two elderly folks were easier to deal with. They’re older, and although having a son with a secret child might be embarrassing, considering the family lineage, they could still accept Han Yi.

It was his wife who was the difficult one. If she found out about this, she would definitely cause an uproar in the family. Causing a scene at home wasn’t a big deal. He was just afraid she would create trouble for Han Yi in the military.

Han Yi was in an upward phase, fresh out of military school and destined for great use. Having his future tangled up by his wife was the last thing he wanted to see.

Speaking of which, Han Yi’s abilities far surpassed Xiao Chi’s. No doubt he was Mei Shuping’s son.

Alas... that kid is just too stubborn.

Since he had this connection with Shuqing, he would definitely have many opportunities to visit the compound in the future. This matter needed to be resolved quickly.

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After a night of sweet dreams, when Lin Wan woke up in the morning, she was surprised to find a warm body next to her. Opening her eyes, she saw it was Han Yi.

Lin Wan didn’t know when he came back. Han Yi, who was usually very alert, was now sleeping so soundly that even when Lin Wan pinched his nose, he didn’t wake up. Who knows where he had come from? He must have been exhausted these past few days.

Lin Wan didn’t wake him up, cherishing the rare morning to cuddle with her beloved, planting a tender kiss at the corner of his lips, and then dozing off for a little while longer.

When she woke up again, she checked her watch. It was just past eight. It was pretty quiet outside. Then she remembered that today was the first day of the lunar new year, so everyone was probably sleeping in.

Lin Wan didn’t get up, thinking it was rare for her husband to be back, so she held him a little longer.

In the blanket, Lin Wan had both her legs wrapped around Han Yi. Han Yi, who was in a light sleep, smiled with his eyes still closed.

"When did you come back? Why didn’t you wake me?" Lin Wan, knowing he was awake, smiled with her eyes looking down.

"A little past three in the morning. You slept like a little pig. I made a fuss for a while, and you didn’t wake up," Han Yi replied, still with his eyes closed but with a slightly bigger smile at the corner of his mouth.

"Nonsense, no way. If you had fussed, I’d have known," Lin Wan said as she turned to check her watch. Seeing it wasn’t early, she quickly sat up, "It’s so late already, let’s get up quickly. Otherwise, godmom will tease us."

Saying this, Lin Wan nudged Han Yi, who was lying there smiling and had no intention of moving.

Han Yi, with a smile full of ambiguous meaning, said, "They’re not here. It’s just the two of us now."

"Oh... ...

By the time Lin Wan and Han Yi were dressed and ready to go out, it was almost noon.

It had to be said; men’s energy is always more than women’s. Even though he returned home early in the morning and had only rested for a few hours, he was full of vigor.

If it weren’t for Han Yi saying he’d arranged with her godfather and godmother to meet near Tiananmen at noon, they might still be in bed now.

Lin Wan guessed she slept too soundly last night since she didn’t even know when her godparents left in the morning.

Today Lin Wan wore the light purple down jacket she bought with her godmother at the mall, along with the red scarf she wore a few days ago. Han Yi was wearing a military coat with a light gray scarf.

As the couple walked in the compound, many people turned to look at them. In these few days, several nearby households had gotten to know Lin Wan, knowing she was the goddaughter of the Mei Family’s second son but not knowing who the handsome young man beside her was. Given their intimacy, their relationship was probably not ordinary.

Some curious people approached to ask a few questions, and Lin Wan generously told the neighbors about their relationship.

"It seems you’ve been doing well over here these past few days," Han Yi said, affectionately ruffling Lin Wan’s hair as he noticed her good interactions with the neighbors.

"Not bad, with a pretty wife like you, there’ll always be a few who take a liking," Lin Wan joked.

Hearing this, Han Yi understood. After all, he knew that Lin Wan came from a rural background and city people were very biased against rural folks. He had anticipated that his wife might get looked down upon by snobs, fearing she might feel upset about it.

But there was no denying his wife’s excellent mindset. Regardless of others’ views, they couldn’t eat her up. As long as she felt comfortable in her own life, that was enough.

"By the way, when did you and my godfather make this plan?" Lin Wan asked, knowing that leaving the couple at home alone in the morning was obviously meant to create some private time for them.

"Last night, when godmom saw I was back, she directly told me. Today, they would go first and let me catch up on sleep...," Han Yi replied, pausing deliberately over the word "sleep," and squeezed Lin Wan’s hand suggestively with his broad hand.

Her face flushed as Han Yi spoke, and she lowered her head, walking without lifting her eyes to look at the flirtatious man.

Ever since marrying Han Yi, she realized they were becoming more adept in their private life, even sometimes speaking playfully. How had she missed noticing this in her previous life? It was undeniable that the colder a man seemed on the surface, the more likely he was to have a secret playful side.

While Lin Wan was walking with her head down, criticizing silently, she suddenly felt Han Yi’s grip on her hand tighten, and their pace slowed.

Curious, Lin Wan looked up at him, only to find they were unexpectedly facing Mei Shuping.

Compared to last night, Mei Shuping looked a bit haggard, the dark circles under his eyes indicating he hadn’t slept well.

Shuping, seeing the two walking away in the distance, wanted to call out to them but didn’t know what to say. He couldn’t bring himself to ask them to come home since the family didn’t know.

Yesterday his son just upset the two elderly folks, and if today he forced Han Yi to come back, it wouldn’t just be as simple as making Han Yi resent him.

Watching the two walk away, Shuping let out a desolate sigh. Back in the day, he made a mistake for a moment of pleasure, lived carefree for many years, and now in his old age, karma had finally caught up with him.