My wife is too strong, Mr. Chu can't stand it

Huang Ze thought about his past interactions with Chang Ye, and it seemed to be true.

But he was still unconvinced, staring at Chu Heng and questioning, "What on earth have you done? Why is Mr. willing to live in the Chu family? Mr. treats you differently too."

Chu Heng just felt wronged. He really didn't do anything, and he felt that Su Jin was much nicer to outsiders than to him.

Just now, Su Jin obviously controlled her temper and didn't say anything unpleasant. She was not patient or pretentious at all towards him.

Chu Heng sighed, "He saved my life, and I remember his kindness. It just so happened that he wanted to get rid of the troubles of the Jiang family at that time, so he was willing to come and live with us. Before we went to Yucheng, we agreed that I would help take care of Grandma Su, so Su Jin naturally stayed with us."

"I can take care of it too, why do you have to choose you?"

"Isn't it fate that has come to me?" Chu Heng smiled. "Don't be angry, Mr. Huang. If you don't mind, you can live with me. I've delayed a lot of work here. You can slowly dig into this corner. There's no need to rush."

Huang Ze's attitude softened considerably after hearing this. He stood up with the help of his cane and said, "Make arrangements. I'll live here from now on."

Huang Guoan was helpless, but he couldn't stop Huang Ze. He could only help his grandfather, who was over a hundred years old, walk out. When he reached the door, he glanced at Chu Heng.

Thinking back to the first time he met Su Jin in Yucheng, Chu Heng was extremely protective of Su Jin, and his in-depth questioning might not be just for Chu Yuandong.

His intuition told him that Chu Heng had no ill will towards Su Jin, and there was nothing wrong with Su Jin staying in the Chu family.

But like his own grandfather, he still wanted to be closer to the current Su Jin, out of admiration and also to repay his gratitude.

Su Jin originally wanted to go back to his room to sleep when he left, but he was caught by Chu Heng just after he came out of the shower. He asked him to have dinner before resting, otherwise he would be very hungry if he slept until eleven or twelve o'clock.

He really didn't want to be hungry, so he followed her to the living room and waited. Soon Chu Yan'an came back with Su Qingyu.

The two of them took a walk in the garden at the back. Their conversation went smoothly without any communication barriers and they made a preliminary plan of the boundaries of the land. After returning, Chu Yan'an immediately instructed the villa manager to hire someone to build a house.

For the first time ever, Su Qingyu did not refuse, but sat next to Su Jin out of inertia. She always felt at ease when she was with familiar people in an unfamiliar environment.

At the dinner table, Chu Yan'an talked to Su Qingyu and asked about Su Qingyu's life in Yucheng. They were of similar age and had similar experiences, except that one lived in the city and the other in the town, so there was still a lot to talk about.

Huang Ze also wanted to interject, but he was old and his hearing was not very good. He could only understand the Yucheng dialect but could not speak it. He was very passive and almost got angry.

After dinner, Chu Heng handed Su Qingyu to the aunt at home to rest. He had made preparations before bringing her back. It just so happened that there was a Ningzhou native in his family, and their dialects were similar, so communication was very convenient. He just had to take care of Su Qingyu.

After dinner, Su Jin went straight back to his room. Chu Heng followed him in and gave him a set of Bluetooth speakers.

Comfortable pure music flowed out like a trickling stream. Chu Heng turned around and asked him, "Would you like to try some calming incense? Grandpa has an antique incense burner. You can give it a try."

Su Jin turned sideways and looked over. "I didn't expect you to be so good at serving others."

"Of course not. What if Mr. Huang snatches him away from you?" Chu Heng joked with him, "Seriously, why don't you want to leave with Mr. Huang? Mr. Huang is a very respected person, and Uncle Huang holds an important position. If you want to find someone to take revenge on the Jiang family, they can do it for you."

"Trouble." Su Jin answered with two words. He really felt it was troublesome and didn't like being followed by others.

"Mr. Huang is very persistent and will probably stay at home for a while."

"Let him be, just leave me alone."

Chu Heng was helpless. He moved the sofa stool in front of the French window and sat down beside the bed. "Why did you do that? You said you were looking for someone. Shouldn't you live?"

Su Jin stared at him sideways, "When you can't find him, isn't it a better choice to create a chance for him to survive?"

"But I don't think you think that way." Chu Heng lowered his eyes, his voice lowering a few notches. "You always say you don't care, as if nothing has anything to do with you, but what you do is completely different from what you say. You knew very well what the consequences would be, but you still chose to do it. Could it be because of that dream?"

Su Jin frowned and sat up, a hint of impatience between his brows. "Do you really like to dig into my affairs?"

"I don't know. I'm not a nosy person, but every time I see you, I can't help myself. I thought the same thing when you had the nightmare the other day. I think those memories were very bad for you. It's a good thing to forget them. I shouldn't ask, and it's best not to mention it."

Chu Heng raised his eyes and looked at him, "But after hearing about the past, I really want to know what you have been through and how important that person is to you. I want to understand you and your past."

Su Jin was baffled by the overly straightforward words. "I think you're just too idle. If you have time to meddle in my affairs, why not go find Zi Fu?"

"I will find the purple talisman. It's just a matter of a word, not that much trouble." Chu Heng sighed. He knew that he was meddling too much, but he couldn't help it. He was also very annoyed.

Su Jin was too lazy to say more to him, so she fell down again, leaving her back to Chu Heng, and went to sleep.

Chu Heng pursed his lips, thinking about not disturbing them, but he couldn't help but blurt out some words, "You are afraid of war, right? Because that person died on the battlefield, and you have experienced the battlefield and know how cruel it is. That's why you did that, even if it backfired, you still had to send them across the river, which greatly shortened the war time."

Su Jin closed her eyes and said nothing, her hands tightly clenched under the quilt. Countless images flashed before her eyes, all of them were scenes of devastation and death.

War is cruel, especially the battlefield eighty years ago. The emergence of hot weapons caused greater casualties and almost brought a catastrophic disaster to the country.

He made that decision for this reason, but he was not as good as Chu Heng thought.

Because he was afraid of death, even if he had the ability to change the future, he would not dare to do so. He did not want to be torn to pieces, and he had promised that person that he would live well.

Even though he is dead now and has become a wandering soul, he will continue to live in his own way.

He really wanted to see that person again, even if the other person didn't recognize him, or maybe he couldn't recognize the other person either, he still wanted to live.

Curling up, Su Jin clutched his chest. He didn't really want to recover his past memories, but he really wanted to remember what that person looked like.

He didn't want to only see that person's back in every nightmare, always so far away and unable to catch anything.

But he just couldn't remember, no matter how hard he tried.

Sometimes he also longed for nightmares, at least to see that person, even if it was just a back view.

Thinking of this, Su Jin suddenly opened his eyes, "I want to know the information of generals from all dynasties."

Chu Heng, who was about to leave, suddenly stopped in his tracks. He turned back to look at the person on the bed, and after a moment of silence, he said, "Okay! I'll have someone sort it out for you."