Yi Yi said she would interrogate her another day.
Xia Bing turned back to see Xia Hou Zun already chatting with Hai Jun, so she walked over, “You two seem to be getting along well, like old friends?”
Hai Jun smiled and was quickly pulled aside by Yi Yi.
“Did you catch the bouquet last time?” Xia Hou Zun smiled faintly.
Xia Bing felt something was odd about his smile, wondering what Chen Hai Jun had just told him. “Mm…” she nodded lightly.
“It’s not about catching the bouquet, but about being the next to get married. Now Yi Yi is getting engaged without catching the bouquet, so we can’t be slower…” Xia Hou Zun’s eyes held a calculating look.
…
Because Xia Hou had something to attend to earlier, Xia Bing had to go home by herself. She called Xia Hou, worried because he had left in a hurry, seeming to have encountered some trouble.
The phone rang for a long time with no response.
Yi Yi, seeing Xia Bing still there, had just received a piece of news.
“Xia Bing, are you calling Xia Hou Zun?”
Xia Bing nodded, “But I can’t get through.” She was worried, afraid he might be injured like last time, and her heart grew more anxious.
“Xia Hou Zun is probably in the hospital now. Xia Hou Rui has passed away,” Yi Yi dropped a shocking piece of news.
The second day after work, Xia Hou Zun saw the man next to his wife, and his face quickly cooled down.
“Zun, isn’t it a coincidence that Cheng Yuan Jun lives right next door…” Today a new neighbor came to visit, and unexpectedly it was Cheng Yuan Jun. Xia Bing had been living here for almost two months and hadn’t met anyone familiar, who would have thought…
Xia Hou Zun raised an eyebrow and looked at Cheng Yuan Jun, provocatively putting his arm around his wife’s shoulder, “It’s so windy outside, you’re pregnant now, so don’t go wandering around.”
“Is it really necessary to be so dramatic?” Since finding out she was pregnant, Xia Hou Zun had basically stopped working late, sometimes even coming home early from work… then cooking dinner for Xia Bing. Xia Bing even suspected he was coming home early because of the child, and sometimes even felt jealous.
