Reborn in the 80s: Everyone Falls For Me
Chapter 390 - 389: (4 more updates)

Chapter 390: Chapter 389: (4 more updates)

"No problems at all?" The old lady immediately scowled, feeling that it was unlikely.

"Then why is there still no movement in your belly?" The old lady thought that Xu Niannian was taking it lightly and was just perfunctorily pacifying her.

She earnestly persuaded her, "My foolish granddaughter, don’t be annoyed by my nagging. I’m telling you, a woman must have her own child; only then will she have someone to rely on in this life. If there really is a problem, let’s hurry to the hospital to see if there’s still hope. Don’t ignore it."

Although the old lady frowned upon her own three children’s looks, at least they were her offspring. Without those three, she wouldn’t have granddaughters and grandsons to hold.

Continuing the family line was very important.

The old lady was convinced that there was definitely a problem with either Xu Niannian or Jin Yu.

Xu Niannian couldn’t help but laugh and cry, "Granny, Jin Yu and I have really checked. We don’t have any problems."

Xu Niannian spoke seriously, and the old lady knew her granddaughter was not one to lie.

She believed her words but still found it strange, "Then why is there still no movement in your belly?"

Great, the topic had circled back to the beginning. Xu Niannian felt helpless and amused, and said very seriously to the old lady, "Granny, Jin Yu and I have only been married for four months. It’s still early. Let’s leave it to fate when it comes to children. There’s no rush."

"How can we leave it to fate?" The old lady became anxious. She was about to say something when Xu Wentian walked in from outside. He had heard her words from afar and laughed as he joined in, "What’s this about leaving it to fate or not?"

The old lady suddenly stopped talking.

Fearing her granddaughter might lose face.

"It’s nothing. Don’t be nosy," the old lady said irritably because Xu Wentian had interrupted her concern.

The old lady didn’t continue nagging, and Xu Niannian instantly felt a sigh of relief.

Little did she know that the old lady had taken the matter to heart and was pondering how to help her granddaughter get pregnant sooner.

The relieved Xu Niannian didn’t dare to stay longer and hurriedly fled after speaking to Xu Wentian.

That night, the old lady had insomnia. She dreamt that an old immortal told her that she had guessed the reason for her granddaughter’s lack of pregnancy.

It was her son-in-law who was inadequate!

The dream hinted that if she didn’t do something about it, her granddaughter would never be able to have children in the future.

The old lady was frightened awake in the middle of the night and got up to burn incense for the old immortal.

She thanked the old immortal for the pointer.

Xu Wentian was a deep sleeper; he had no idea when the old lady got up.

When he woke up, he just happened to see his granny murmuring something to herself with her hands clasped in prayer.

"Where have you been?" Xu Wentian asked.

The old lady wouldn’t tell Xu Wentian about this matter; after all, it concerned her granddaughter’s private affairs.

And so, the next day when she woke up, the old lady went to the herbal medicine shop.

The doctor at the shop asked her, "Old granny, what part of your body isn’t feeling well?"

"No, nothing’s wrong," the old lady quickly waved her hands, "I’m just here to buy some things."

"Alright, what do you need?"

The old lady mentioned the aphrodisiacs.

All kinds of potent tonics like bull and tiger whips.

Hearing the old lady’s request, the doctor was dumbfounded and said, "What do you need these for?"

"None of your business. Just know it’s not for doing any harm," the old lady replied fiercely, making the young herbalist swallow hard.

The herbalist quickly gathered everything they had in the shop for the old lady.

Out of medical ethics, the doctor still reminded the old lady, "You must be careful not to overuse these things."

"I know, I know," the old lady waved her hand and took the items home.

She was considering the right day to invite Jin Yu and Xu Niannian over, to give the tonics to Jin Yu alone.

She couldn’t directly send them to the Jin family; that would be too obvious. Plus, if other people found out, it could harm her son-in-law’s reputation.

Love for one extends to all they cherish. The old lady genuinely cared about Jin Yu from the bottom of her heart.

If her son-in-law had any issues, it would ultimately be her precious granddaughter who would suffer.

Today, when the old lady left the house, she didn’t take Xu Wentian with her, saying only that she had things to attend to.

This made Xu Wentian uncomfortable.

Ever since their reunion, they were inseparable, almost to the point of wanting to hold hands even when going to the bathroom.

Less than an hour after the old lady had left, Xu Wentian had looked out into the courtyard several times, restless.

"Why hasn’t she come back yet?"

"Where has she gone?"

Seeing him look outside countless times, the butler said with amusement, "Sir, the mistress said she would be back soon."

"How long has it been, and you call this soon?" Xu Wentian said discontentedly.

The butler glanced at his pocket watch and said, "Sir, it’s only been forty minutes."

"What, it’s been forty minutes already?" Xu Wentian was shocked and hurriedly said, "Uncle Guan, quickly, bring the car out. Let’s go look for her. There might be an accident. She is not familiar with this place."

Xu Wentian grew more and more anxious.

After being apart for so many years, he couldn’t afford to lose her again.

He regretted not insisting on accompanying her in the morning.

Butler: "...Yes, Sir."

Just as the butler was about to fetch the car, suddenly, he saw Gao Lihong returning with a small cloth bag from outside and quickly informed Xu Wentian, "Sir, the mistress has returned."

"Where?" Xu Wentian heard and got up anxiously. Seeing the secretive Gao Lihong, he rushed over in a flurry.

"Where have you been?"

Suddenly having someone appear before her, the old lady jumped in fright, "Oh my, you scared me to death."