Reborn in the 80s: She Rewrites Life with Radiance
Chapter 117 Running

Chapter 117: Chapter 117 Running

After Ye Hao finished speaking, he retracted his head again.

Gu Yi, however, shyly stomped her foot on the spot because of Ye Hao’s words.

Gu Yi sometimes wondered if her relationship with Ye Hao had been like this in a previous life.

What would their final outcome have been?

At this moment, Gu Yi really wanted to have a baby with Ye Hao.

If it were still a daughter, Huanhuan, that would be perfect.

The next day, Gu Yi set off early from the army to B City.

She specifically took a detour to the hospital.

She found a traditional Chinese medicine doctor to take a look at her, hoping to get some herbal medicine for better health.

Unexpectedly, the doctor wasn’t an old man with a goatee over fifty as Gu Yi imagined, but a middle-aged man around forty.

The doctor asked Gu Yi about some of her daily habits and usual symptoms.

He prescribed twelve days of herbal medicine and told her to come back after finishing it.

Gu Yi calculated the time and figured if she started taking the medicine tomorrow, it would be exactly twelve days, ending on Saturday.

Gu Yi thanked him, paid the bill, and took the medicine to the market near the Art College.

At this time, herbal medicine still needed to be boiled at home, unlike later when they would be made into granules that could just be dissolved in hot water.

There was no ceramic pot at home to brew the medicine.

Gu Yi had to buy one at the market.

After buying the ceramic pot, Gu Yi also picked up some groceries. It was cold, so the vegetables wouldn’t spoil easily at home.

She ended up buying more.

After returning home, Gu Yi washed the ceramic pot and used it to boil a pot of water. Once the water boiled, she left it to cool.

Gu Yi then prepared a bit to eat to fill her stomach and quickly went to bed.

She had run around all morning yesterday, and Ye Hao didn’t let her have a good night’s sleep.

Today, with the hospital and the market, all on foot, she was really worn out.

If she didn’t rest in the afternoon, she’d definitely be nodding off in the evening.

When she went to class in the evening,

Wang Yuan was already there, discussing something with a group of people.

Gu Yi, still not fully recovered from her afternoon nap, found her seat and sat down to rest, not joining Wang Yuan’s group.

When the evening self-study was about to start, Wang Yuan returned to her seat.

"Sister Yi Yi, I heard the school is planning to hold a New Year’s party, and each class has to put on a program. We were just discussing it, do you have any good ideas?"

Wang Yuan sat down and immediately asked Gu Yi.

Gu Yi smiled and shook her head.

"Sister Yi Yi, what’s wrong, you seem really tired, are you not feeling well?"

Wang Yuan noticed something was off with Gu Yi.

"I’m not unwell, just been running around these days, feeling a bit tired, and lack of exercise usually."

Gu Yi felt that habits become ingrained in people.

When she used to run a breakfast shop, she would get up early and rest late, and she was very strong then.

Now, she just attends school and does nothing else, and a little work leaves her exhausted.

"Yes, it’s true. When I was in high school, we were constantly pushed by the teachers to run. Now that no one is pushing, I’m too lazy to run, and the weight just creeps up. Sister Yi Yi, do you think I’ve gained a lot of weight since starting school?"

Wang Yuan said, turning her face to Gu Yi for a closer inspection.

"It’s okay, not much change."

Wang Yuan naturally had a bit of baby fat on her face, so Gu Yi thought she looked about the same as before.

"But I weighed myself the other day, and I’m five pounds heavier than when I first started school. Life is really too comfortable."

Wang Yuan said, pinching her waist through her clothes.

Gu Yi glanced in the direction of her hand.

With the cold weather, they were dressed warmly, and Gu Yi thought Wang Yuan didn’t seem to have changed much.

But it seemed girls were inherently sensitive to their weight.

"Sister Yi Yi, how about we start going for a run in the morning together? You can exercise, and I can maintain my figure."

Wang Yuan fell silent for a while before suddenly proposing to Gu Yi.

"Sure, but can you get up that early?"

Gu Yi thought running was great, especially with a partner.

She used to exercise every morning for weight loss, soaking her feet and practicing yoga at night.

After losing weight, feeling tired, she stopped exercising.

Since starting school, she had been quite indulgent, only occasionally practicing yoga.

If they were to run in the morning, she’d have to get up earlier than usual.

However, Wang Yuan was famous for being a sleepyhead, and Gu Yi wondered if she could manage it.

"Of course, I’ll do anything for my figure."

Wang Yuan made a fist pose.

After school that evening, Wang Yuan and Gu Yi agreed to meet at 6 a.m. at the track the next day.

That night after returning home, Gu Yi prepared the medicine and set it aside.

The next day, after running, she bought two buns and a cup of soy milk from the canteen and brought them home.

Upon arriving home, she immediately heated up the medicine and then took a shower.

Afterwards, she finished her breakfast and waited a bit before taking the medicine.

The doctor especially told her not to take the medicine on an empty stomach, otherwise, it would upset her stomach.

After tidying up, Gu Yi leisurely made her way to the classroom.

At the start of school, she would go to class with Wang Yuan.

But Wang Yuan was naturally lively, getting along well with classmates.

Many classmates went to class early, where they could chat together.

Wang Yuan sometimes went to the classroom early, sometimes advising Gu Yi to arrive early at school.

Since neither of them lived in the dormitory, they rarely interacted with classmates. Their time together would only last two years, and if they didn’t take advantage of it, they’d soon go separate ways.

Gu Yi was a bit lazy, and psychologically her age was over sixty with two lifetimes combined, leaving many generational gaps with her classmates.

She was close to Wang Yuan because Wang Yuan was more proactive.

Later, Gu Yi used house chores as an excuse to allow Wang Yuan to go ahead.

Every time, she would reach class just in time.

She would pack up and leave immediately after class.

Consequently, Gu Yi was mainly close to Wang Yuan and Cheng Hui in class.

When Gu Yi arrived at class, Wang Yuan and the others were still discussing the New Year’s program.

In her previous life, Gu Yi had seen many shows on TV, but she would watch them and then forget since she wasn’t good at those things.

So, she never joined the discussions during class.

After lunch, Gu Yi returned home.

She began calling the Gu Family and Ye Family.

The New Year was approaching, followed by the Spring Festival.

Recently, every time she called home, the family would ask her.

Could she and Ye Hao return for the New Year?

She had discussed it with Ye Hao, but he couldn’t promise anything. He could request leave, but a sudden mission might arise.

Gu Yi didn’t want to tell her family they could come back, only for Ye Hao to be called on a mission, resulting in wasted excitement.

So, Gu Yi always said it was uncertain.

Once she connected on the phone.

After addressing her as mom, Ye’s mother’s first sentence was to ask if they were coming back for the New Year.

"Mom, no, Ye Hao still isn’t sure if he’ll have time. I called to tell you I sent some clothes for you and dad. Please ask dad to collect them from the post office."

At that time, there wasn’t a courier service, and parcels were sent via the post office. They didn’t deliver to homes; everything had to be picked up in person.

"Your dad and I have plenty of clothes. No need to buy more of these."

Since marrying Gu Yi, Ye’s mother felt that their living standard had skyrocketed like a rocket.

She and Ye Hao’s father had so many clothes, gifted by either Gu Yi or Ye Qian.

Eating well with meat every meal was something she never dared to dream of before.