The daily life of a space tycoon raising children, doting on his husband, and farming.

Chapter 58 I didn't mean to hide it from you

During dinner, looking at Lu Chengjing's face, Shi Tou and Xiao Huan were so trying not to laugh that their shoulders were shaking.

It's not that they have a low threshold for laughter, but rather that the place where the round stamp is placed is really tricky.

Such a beautiful woman, but with the black seal on her forehead, not only did her eyes turn black, but they also looked like they had been punched, two black blobs. Because it was stamped twice in a row, the color was particularly dark, which was really funny.

Helpless, Shang Wan carried Lu Chengjing to the stone by the well and used a wet handkerchief to wash him so that the two could eat properly.

"Close your eyes."

Lu Chengjing obediently closed his eyes, but raised his left hand to grab Shang Wan's sleeve and explained in a low voice, "I didn't mean to hide it from you."

"It's a little hard to wipe, just bear with it." Shang Wan used a bit of force, and the skin under the handkerchief turned red before she could barely wipe away the black mark on her forehead.

Lu Chengjing received no response from Shang Wan. His long eyelashes trembled slightly as he tried to open his eyes. "I really didn't..."

"Don't move, or water will get in your eyes." Shang Wan lifted the chin of the person in front of her and leaned closer to wipe her eyes. "Don't let Yuanyuan play like this in the future, it's hard to wipe."

Warm breath sprayed on his face, and a faint fragrance filled his nose. Lu Chengjing pursed his pale lips uncomfortably, his ears turned slightly red, and the fingers gripping Shang Wan's clothes unconsciously tightened their grip.

The skin around the eyes is thin, and Shang Wan thought she had hurt him, so she coaxed him, "Bear with it, it'll be over soon."

Shang Wan's coaxing made Lu Chengjing feel even more uncomfortable, but he didn't let go of Shang Wan's sleeve.

He frowned slightly and explained in a low voice, "I only suspected it was that person. I wanted to wait until I was sure before telling you. Don't be angry."

“I’m not that petty.” Shang Wan scratched Lu Chengjing’s chin as if teasing a cat. “I said, it’s up to you whether you want to tell me or not. Everyone can have secrets.”

Lu Chengjing pursed his lips, "I..."

"It's clean now." Shang Wan let go of him and threw the handkerchief into the small wooden bucket. "Go back and eat. We still need to set up the tent later."

Shang Wan carried Lu Chengjing back to his seat. Yuan Yuan tilted her little head and looked at her parents curiously, wondering if her mother had smiled or not.

Shang Wan pinched her cheek and continued feeding the little one.

Stone and Little Ring also picked up their chopsticks and started talking about building the shed later.

Lu Chengjing ate his meal absentmindedly, glancing at Shang Wan every now and then.

Shangwan: ?
Why is her fox acting up again?
"Eat properly." Shang Wan put a piece of fish belly meat into Lu Chengjing's bowl, and thinking that it was not as convenient for Lu Chengjing to use chopsticks with his left hand as it was with his right, she removed the bones in advance.

Looking at the fish in the bowl, Lu Chengjing opened his mouth to say thank you, but remembering Shang Wan's words, "Don't just say thank you," he swallowed the words back.

"Meat!" Yuanyuan anxiously reached out her little hand and tugged at her mother's sleeve. "What Daddy has, I want too."

Shang Wan raised an eyebrow, picked up a small piece of fish, removed the bones, and fed it to the little guy.

"Ah!" Yuanyuan stuck out her tongue from the spiciness, her little face turned as red as an apple, and her big eyes were watery as she glared accusingly at her mother.

Shang Wan poked her rosy cheeks and fed her water while saying, "Sweetie, remember, don't eat things just because they're given to you by your closest relatives. You have to learn to judge for yourself."

Yuanyuan is a superhuman with heightened senses, which she can use to avoid danger. Since the little one is being lazy and not using it, her mother will teach her properly so she'll learn from her mistakes.

"Sister, Yuanyuan is only one year old." Xiaohuan couldn't help but remind her. What could a one-year-old understand?

Shang Wan said, "Teach them from a young age, so they won't suffer when they grow up."

Xiao Huan: "..."

One year old is too young, isn't it?
Shang Wan pinched his round, chubby cheeks. "Did you remember?"

The spiciness on her tongue had just subsided when Yuanyuan glanced at the fish on the table, nodded her little head with lingering fear, and said, "I remember!" "Good girl." Shang Wan continued to feed the little one vegetable porridge.

After dinner, Shang Wan and Shi Tou continued building the wooden shed, while Lu Chengjing held Yuan Yuan and sat by the fire looking at the account books.

At first, the little guy's eyes were wide open, and he looked at the screen more intently than Lu Chengjing, but he soon got bored and fell asleep, snuggling in Lu Chengjing's arms and snoring softly.

Xiao Huan brought over the medicine, and while Lu Chengjing was drinking it, she carried Yuan Yuan to the small bed made of blankets and wooden boards next to her. She gently patted Yuan Yuan a couple of times, and she fell asleep again.

The moon is high and the stars are faint; a gentle night breeze is blowing.

Lu Chengjing closed the book, raised his hand to pull the cloak over his shoulders, covered his mouth and yawned, his eyes and brows showing signs of weariness.

He gently rubbed his temples and turned to look at the three people who were still busy.

The wooden shed is basically finished, but due to time constraints, it's a simplified version. Shang Wan is putting on the final reinforcements, with Shi Tou and Xiao Huan helping to hold it up.

Shang Wan bent down and crawled into the wooden shed, shook it a couple of times to make sure it was sturdy, then crawled out and said with a smile, "It's pretty stable, I'll be able to sleep soundly tonight."

"That's great." Stone sat down on the ground, exhausted. His hands were covered with small cuts and several blisters.

Shang Wan noticed this and instructed, "When you apply the medicine to your brother-in-law later, remember to apply it to yourself as well, or you might not be able to lift your hand tomorrow."

The stone should fall.

“Sister, there’s hot water on the stove.” Xiao Huan pointed to the small space she had enclosed with a wooden board and a curtain in the corner of the kitchen. “I’ve tried it, you can’t see it if you pull the curtain up.”

The conditions for bathing are indeed not as good as before, but my sister and Shitou have a lot of wood chips on them, which are sticky and itchy on their skin. They definitely can't sleep well like this. Taking a hot shower will make them feel better.

"No need, Shitou, go wash it." Shang Wan brushed the wood shavings off her clothes. "I have to go into the mountains, don't wait for me."

After saying that, he disappeared in a flash without waiting for the two to react.

"Splash—" A small splash of water rose from the pool. Shang Wan adjusted to the cool temperature of the pool for a while, swam around in the water a couple of times, and then began to scrub the wood chips off her body.

The original owner's skin was delicate, and the wood chips sticking to her body were not only uncomfortable but also caused a large red patch. Shang Wan endured it all day, and now she finally felt better soaking in the pool.

After washing and wringing out her hair, Shang Wan leaped out of the pool, took out clean clothes from her spatial storage, put them on, and ran towards the wolf den.

Tie Dan lay among several wolf cubs, all warm and cozy, fast asleep.

Shang Wan wrapped the person in a cloak, then carried him down the mountain.

The lights were still on in the Lin family's house, and the sounds of arguing could be heard. Shang Wan listened for a moment but didn't get any useful information.

She put away the cloak, placed Tie Dan on the ground in front of the gate, pinched the child's nose, and when the child was out of breath and about to open his eyes, she flew away.

Tie Dan sneezed, rubbed his eyes, sat up, and instinctively looked for someone, "Dad? Mom?"

There was no response. It was pitch black all around, and there were no wolf cubs with him. The child was so frightened that he started crying loudly, which alerted the neighbors, who all came out to check.

"It seems like Tie Dan is back."

"Oh, the brat is finally back."

"As long as the child is okay."

"Tiedan!" Zhou Shi burst out of the door, hugged her son, and wept with joy. "My son, where have you been? You scared your mother to death!"

(End of this chapter)