Beg Me to Remarry
Chapter 668 - 669: Heaven Made and Earth Set

Chapter 668: Chapter 669: Heaven Made and Earth Set

Bai Wei was originally sitting back and watching the fight with amusement in her heart, when suddenly she heard this remark and her brows furrowed deeply. She said with great speechlessness, "Can you guys stop treating me like a guinea pig?"

Finally, the topic was no longer about Fu Han. She let out a big sigh of relief. While her eyes flitted around, they inadvertently met with He Xing’s gaze. There seemed to be a spark in the air, and Fu Han’s face flushed suddenly.

But fortunately, Bai Wei’s family of three was busy bickering, and no one noticed the two of them blatantly exchanging looks.

Dinner ended in a relatively harmonious atmosphere. Fu Han had a full meal, and so did He Xing. Bai Wei, on the other hand, was so busy arguing with her parents and pretending to be mad at Luo Qinghe, not to mention having to discuss the engagement with her parents, that she was almost full from being angry and hardly ate.

Fu Xingbo and Bai Qian really wanted Fu Han to stay the night, but Nan Qing had already sent a message, waiting for Fu Han to come back for late-night snacks.

Since she was committed to helping, of course Fu Han chose to go back to Huating No.1.

The return trip was still with He Xing driving Fu Han. Although He Xing also had an apartment in Huating No.1, and it was right across from Nan Qing’s, he had arranged for two bodyguards to stay there at this time so that they could better protect Fu Han.

On the return trip, He Xing was very plaintive, reminding Fu Han several times to quickly matchmake Nan Qing with Wang Yixuan and then move back to Lanwan Mountain as soon as possible.

What he got in return was a light-hearted comment from Fu Han, "Even if Nan Qing’s issue is settled, I’ll go to live at my uncle’s place. That’s my home now, and I’ll move to Lanwan Mountain after I truly marry you."

Upon hearing these words, He Xing was close to exploding. His eyebrow twitched with anger, and he silently vowed to marry Fu Han as soon as possible, the sooner the better.

...

Huating No.1.

This community barely qualifies as an upper-middle-class neighborhood in City A, primarily due to its excellent location at the very heart of City A.

Additionally, Huating No.1 boasts four entrances in all directions, with a subway station no more than a hundred meters from each, making travel anywhere very convenient, hence the high occupancy rate.

During the day, it’s somewhat empty as most people are at work, but at night the community comes alive as everyone returns home, with lights shining in every window.

The orderly arrangement of lights resembles stars in the sky, providing a warm sense of comfort.

In the middle of the community is a vast square, with man-made undulating slopes covered in thick grass, a small artificial lake stocked with goldfish and turtles—where children feed them daily—and statues representing the Chinese zodiac as well as models of popular animated animals.

In the center of the square, a circle of seniors dance while long benches on the periphery offer a place to sit and rest.

Next to each bench stands a large silver umbrella, which shelters from rain, shields from the sun in the summer, and features a small lantern that emits a warm glow at night.

At the moment, a couple is sitting on one of the benches, basking in the warmth of the light, appearing as if they, too, could glow.

The girl has her long hair tied up in a high ponytail adorned with a pretty bow. Even from behind, her energy is palpable.

The boy next to her is half a head taller, with slightly curled hair tied into a little tuft on top of his head, drawing the eye.

At present, neither of them is looking at the other; instead, both sets of eyes involuntarily fix on a little girl nearby.

She’s wearing a yellow puffer jacket and squatting close by, playing with a doll. It appears she was brought by her grandmother.

The grandmother went to dance as soon as they arrived, leaving the little girl to play with her doll on the ground, trying hard to tie the doll’s hair, but failing due to her tender age and lack of dexterity.

After watching the little girl for some time, mainly because she was incredibly cute with her plump face and big eyes, her long eyelashes visible even at night, twinkling adorably, Nan Qing nudged Wang Yixuan with her elbow, "Why don’t you go help out?"

"Why don’t you?" Wang Yixuan coughed awkwardly, saying somewhat uneasily, "I don’t know how to take care of kids."

"But you can braid hair," Nan Qing said, tilting her head and smiling adorably, "You’re even better at it than I am. If not you, then who?"

This was indeed true. Wang Yixuan had tied Nan Qing’s high ponytail that day, and it looked better than when she did it herself. She had only learned of Wang Yixuan’s skill today.

An inexplicable blush appeared on Wang Yixuan’s face. He coughed again and, without a word, quietly walked over to the little girl.

Crouching down, he asked patiently, "What are you doing? Do you want some help?"

The little girl lifted her head to look at Wang Yixuan and nodded innocently, "Thank you, uncle. I can’t do this braid. Can you help me?"

Her voice was so tender, it melted hearts.

Nan Qing saw Wang Yixuan’s profile visibly soften, his beautiful peachy eyes lighting up, and she couldn’t help thinking, Wang Yixuan really likes kids. If their child had still been around, he would have been overjoyed.

Meanwhile, Wang Yixuan skillfully finished the doll’s braid and, holding the little girl’s hand, walked her over to Nan Qing. "There’s a sister here who really likes you. Do you want to go say hello?"

The little girl stood in front of Nan Qing, her bright eyes surveying her from head to toe. Then, she looked earnestly at Nan Qing and said, "Sister, you’re so pretty."

Nan Qing had braced herself for the little girl to call her ’auntie’, but to her surprise and delight, the girl called her ’sister’. She reached out to pinch the girl’s cheek, her smile overflowing with joy, "You are very cute too and will definitely be very pretty when you grow up."

As she spoke, she rummaged in her pocket and astonishingly pulled out a lollipop, most likely put there by Wang Yixuan in case she got hungry suddenly.

She handed the lollipop to the little girl. "This is from your sister. Do you like it?"

"I like it," the little girl said in her milky voice. "Thank you, sister. You’re pretty, and brother is handsome. You two are heavenly..." She seemed to forget how to finish the saying, scratching her head for several seconds before coming up with, "made for each other, a perfect match."