A Different Husband Every Day

Li Weiyin and Xu Yimo's daughter's name was Qian Nuo, which was taken from the idiom Qian Jin Yin Nuo. Xu Qian Nuo was very nice and imposing, and Li Weiyin liked it very much, so she took her nickname: Xun Xun.

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After Xun Xun was born, the smile on Mrs. Xu's face never broke. Xu Yimo gradually accepted the company. She spent more and more time at home and took care of Xun Xun, more than Li Weiyin. Mrs. Xu's grandma was here, and Li Weiyin hardly touched her except for breastfeeding. She whimpered a little, Mrs. Xu ran faster than Li Weiyin.

Xun Xun is a squeamish girl, she will cry at the top of her voice if she is not happy, it is the kind of crying that does not shed tears.

One day Mrs. Xu and Xu Yimo were away. The three-month-old girl opened her eyes, white and tender. Her eyes were especially beautiful, so beautiful that Li Weiyin felt jealous. It was dark and bright, a little bigger than ordinary people, with less white space, and Li Weiyin couldn't help poking her face while she was asleep.

Accidentally poked her awake, and then she started to cry because she was not full of sleep. Li Weiyin coaxed her at a loss for a while, and the more she coaxed her more vigorously, Li Weiyin's temper also came up, and she was put directly on the baby The bed reasoned with her: Why are you so delicate? You, who is not a princess? I have been spoiled by your father for four or five years, and I still serve you so personally. I just poked my little face, and it didn't even turn red. Come on, what's there to cry about?

It's your first time to be a daughter, and it's also my first time to be a mother. Can't you be considerate of me?

Probably because of being nagged by his mother, Xun Xun stopped howling, and looked at Li Weiyin with teary eyes.

Li Weiyin snorted softly, If you've been so good earlier, don't you just have it?

Crack, crack. A cough that suppressed a smile sounded behind Li Weiyin.

Li Weiyin turned her head and saw Xu Yimo came back at some point, and became even angrier: Go and serve your princess!

As he said that, he left the bedroom angrily. Xu Yimo leaned over to pick up his daughter, and caught up with Li Weiyin: We made Mom angry, so I apologize to Mom.

Then Xu Yimo imitated his voice and said, Mom, Mom, I'm sorry, Xunxun will never make Mom angry again.

Originally, she was the one who provoked her daughter first, but since Li Weiyin gave birth to her baby, her temper has grown, and she refused to give in to face. Now that her husband brought her daughter to make her happy, she was a little embarrassed, and finally she didn't hold back.

That night, Xu Yimo served her in all kinds of ways, hugged her when she was drowsy, and whispered in her ear: In my heart, no one can surpass you.

Li Weiyin was confused and thought she heard it in a dream, but she didn't admit that she was jealous, but even if she thought it was in a dream, she felt a little happier. The next day she said to Xu Yimo: It will take a hundred days to search, shall we take him to meet him?

He was referring to the real Xu Yimo. Ever since the husband and wife had no secrets, they often came to offer incense, and Xun Xun hadn't had time to inform him after he was born.

Xu Yimo agreed, and specially picked a time to burn incense and tell him the good news.

After standing in front of the tombstone for a while, the husband and wife left together, but they didn't know that Mrs. Xu also stood in front of the tombstone holding a bouquet of flowers just after they left.

When the spring breeze rises, everything wakes up, and all secrets are hidden in time.

In fact, I think a lot of things have been explained clearly, but I found that some readers need to be straightforward, so I wrote another 8,000 words. Mrs. Xu knew that Yimo was not her own son, but she didn't know that he was Yu Jing's son. I don't know the involvement in the middle of the year, and what Yinyin did was not useless.

This time the text is really gone, and everything that should be explained is clearly explained.