Reborn Fairy Wife Takes Me on a Gaggle-Fire rampage

Hearing Mu Chen's mother's words, Wen Shu smiled gratefully and hurried towards the bedroom, her heart filled with warmth and gratitude. Wen Shu smiled and replied, "Thank you, Auntie." Upon hearing this "Auntie," a flicker of disappointment crossed Mu Chen's mother's eyes, but she quickly smiled again.

After taking a shower, Wen Shu changed into the cheongsam. Standing in front of the mirror, she admired how the cheongsam made her look even more elegant. She walked out of the bedroom, and her mother's eyes lit up with joy and satisfaction. Mu Chen's mother's gaze fell on the sparkling pink ring on Wen Shu's hand, and she couldn't help but whisper, "You should start calling her 'Mom' now."

Upon hearing this, Wen Shu's face instantly flushed red. She lowered her head shyly, then looked up at her mother with a firm yet gentle gaze, and softly said, "Thank you, Mom."

Mu Chen changed into clean, comfortable loungewear. He stood by the window, his gaze fixed on the rain outside through the glass. Raindrops poured down, relentlessly pounding against the windowpane with a crisp sound. The rain seemed to be growing heavier, as if nature itself was trying to hold them back, allowing them to linger a little longer in this old house. Mu Chen felt a surge of relief, for this was indeed a long-awaited opportunity to spend another night in the old house.

His mother and Wen Shu sat on the sofa in the living room, chatting animatedly. A long-lost smile graced his mother's face; she seemed very happy to have Wen Shu's arrival. Mu Chen's gaze shifted from the window to his mother and Wen Shu. He could sense his mother's longing for companionship and the joy that Wen Shu's warm presence brought her.

Noticing Mu Chen's gaze, the mother gestured for the maid to prepare some things. Soon, the maid returned with a brand new four-piece bedding set, and the sheets were replaced with soft cotton material, so comfortable that one wouldn't want to get up once they lay down. The mother also specially prepared a new set of pajamas for Wen Shu, explaining that it was chosen especially for her, hoping she would feel at home.

The mother continued, saying she had always hoped Mu Chen and Wen Shu could move back to the old house so she wouldn't feel lonely. She hoped they could come back often so she could spend more time with them and enjoy the warmth of family. Looking into his mother's expectant eyes, Mu Chen felt a surge of warmth in his heart. He promised to come back as often as possible. Hearing this, his mother smiled contentedly. Though reluctant, she slowly returned to her room, leaving Mu Chen and Wen Shu with a warm and peaceful night.

Mu Chen gently took Wen Shu's hand and led her through the cozy living room towards the bedroom. Wen Shu changed into her pajamas, which fit perfectly, as if tailor-made for her. The two snuggled into bed together; the temperature inside was just right, making them feel incredibly comfortable and relaxed. At that moment, Li's mother gently knocked on the door, holding a steaming cup of ginger tea, and handed it to Wen Shu. Wen Shu took the tea, gratefully said thank you, and then gently closed the door. Wen Shu and Mu Chen each drank a cup of the hot ginger tea, their bodies gradually enveloped in warmth. They lay down again, gently closed their eyes, and prepared to drift off to sleep. Outside the window, thunder rumbled, and the torrential rain intensified. Wen Shu, like a delicate kitten, curled up in Mu Chen's warm embrace and gradually drifted into a sweet dream.

At dawn the next day, the sun shone brightly on the earth. The servants were cleaning up the mess left by the storm in the courtyard. Mu Chen and Wen Shu had breakfast, said goodbye to their mother, and returned to the manor. What came into view were withered branches and fallen leaves scattered on the road, and tree trunks lying and leaning, all showing the traces of the storm.

Upon returning to the manor, Mu Chen and Wen Shu discovered that the servants had cleaned the manor spotlessly.

Mu Chen and Wen Shu returned to their respective companies to continue working. Upon arriving at his company, Mu Chen immediately reported the situation to his lawyer, sharing his considerations. The lawyer explained that there were many ways to bring the other party to justice, but ultimately it depended on the attitude of Wen Shu's family. If Wen Chu chose to forgive, the case's verdict might be more complicated since his wife hadn't suffered any substantial harm. Therefore, he planned to visit Wen Chu at the hospital this morning. Mu Chen trusted the lawyer completely and told him to let him handle it.

The moment Wen Shu stepped into the museum, she was warmly greeted by the staff of the human resources department. They told her that the museum was currently preparing a highly anticipated online treasure appraisal event, an opportunity to showcase the museum's collection and expert team to the public, and therefore they very much hoped that Wen Shu could represent the museum in the event.

Wen Shu, as a new restorer, not only has solid professional knowledge, but also has a deep affection for cultural relics, making her the perfect choice.

The HR staff explained the background and significance of the event to Wen Shu in detail. This online treasure appraisal event was planned by a well-known cultural channel, aiming to allow more people to understand and appreciate China's rich cultural heritage through the internet. The event will be broadcast live, attracting tens of thousands of viewers online, making it a huge success.

She inquired about the specific schedule of the event, and after some consideration, she expressed her willingness to represent the museum. The personnel department staff were delighted to hear this and stated that the museum would fully support Wen Shu to ensure the smooth running of the event, including details such as costumes and makeup.

Wen Shu knew how much the museum valued this event, and she understood the responsibility on her shoulders. She made some requests to the human resources department, such as wanting her attire to reflect the museum's professional image, and her makeup to be simple and elegant, suitable for the modern feel of a live broadcast, yet retaining a traditional and refined temperament. The human resources staff carefully noted down her requirements and promised to arrange a professional team to create a suitable image for her as soon as possible.

In addition, Wen Shu requested ample time before the live stream to familiarize herself with the equipment and procedures, ensuring she could confidently showcase her professional knowledge on camera. The museum stated they would arrange professional training for her and provide a simulated live stream environment to allow her to adapt in advance.

Wen Shu was deeply grateful for the museum's strong support. She knew that this was not just a personal exhibition opportunity, but also an important moment for the museum to convey cultural knowledge to the public and showcase its professional image. She secretly resolved to make thorough preparations, live up to the museum's expectations, and bring the audience a spectacular online treasure appraisal feast.