The Hunter’s Lively Wife
Chapter 1433: Is He Not Afraid of the Cold?

Chapter 1433: Chapter 1433: Is He Not Afraid of the Cold?

"Who said I’m afraid of the cold?"

As soon as Gu Ya said Su Yunjin should stay at home, she suddenly wasn’t cold anymore and threw off the quilt to sit up, but she couldn’t help shivering when she got up.

It had to be said, it’s warm under the quilt! Seeing his little wife like this, Gu Ya laughed, "Yunjin, I can buy what we need from the market myself. You just wait here at home for me."

"Husband, we agreed to go together. Wait for me, I’ll get dressed now." Gu Ya picked out a thick cotton-padded jacket, and Su Yunjin also chose one that was slightly thicker.

But while dressing, Su Yunjin shivered for quite a while. Seeing Gu Ya standing beside her with an expressionless face, Su Yunjin kept quiet.

How come it’s so cold, yet Gu Ya acts as if he’s not cold at all? Not only did Gu Ya not even blink an eye while dressing, but he didn’t even shiver when he got out of bed.

That’s really strange.

Su Yunjin was puzzled.

Seeing his little wife insist on going, Gu Ya didn’t stop her anymore. After all, there was a horse carriage at home; they could sit in it to and fro. If his little wife wanted to go, he just had to take extra care of her.

After a simple hot porridge breakfast, the couple took the horse carriage to the market. There were many things to buy, but the most important were quilts and clothes. Su Yunjin and Gu Ya bought two thick quilts and then went to the Shen Family’s Clothes Store to pick clothes, Su Yunjin chose five or six sets for herself, and several for Gu Ya as well. All were warm and lightweight clothes.

Socks and shoes were the same; Su Yunjin bought warm ones for both Gu Ya and herself. Thinking of Gu Chengxiang and Mrs. An, Gu Ya suggested buying some for his parents too, and Su Yunjin also bought warm clothes and shoes for Mrs. An and Gu Chengxiang.

After buying these clothes and items, next on the list were charcoal stoves and copper warmers. Once winter arrived, the villagers all heated their homes with charcoal, and of course, Su Yunjin’s household would too.

Otherwise, how would they survive the cold winter? It made Su Yunjin think of modern times, where people would use air conditioning in such cold weather.

Without air conditioning in ancient times, they had to follow the local customs for heating. Gu Ya took care of buying stuff like the charcoal stoves, so Su Yunjin didn’t have to worry.

It was too cold and Su Yunjin just sat in the horse carriage waiting for Gu Ya, without getting off. Gu Ya was quick in handling things, and Su Yunjin didn’t wait long before Gu Ya got everything like the copper warmers and charcoal stoves.

They bought many things today. After Su Yunjin and Gu Ya had purchased everything they needed, the horse carriage was almost full. When they returned home, Gu Ya carried the items off one by one.

Su Yunjin went to help, but Gu Ya wouldn’t let her. With such heavy snow, what if his little wife accidentally fell? As a strong man, it wouldn’t take long for him to unload the items from the carriage; there was no need for his little wife to help. Gu Ya wouldn’t let Su Yunjin help with the carrying, and Su Yunjin didn’t insist further.

She just let Gu Ya do it alone.

After buying so many warming items, Su Yunjin lit charcoal fire and donkey in the house, making the fire strong and significantly warming up the room.

Su Yunjin rubbed her hands and then opened the window halfway. When heating indoors, it’s essential to keep the doors and windows open. Otherwise, carbon monoxide poisoning from the charcoal fire would be dangerous. Su Yunjin knew this well from seeing news about carbon monoxide poisoning deaths in modern times.

Opening the window while heating would prevent any issue.

They had sweet potatoes at home.

Just heating wasn’t fun; Su Yunjin went to the kitchen to get some sweet potatoes and potatoes and placed them near the stove to roast. Once cooked, the sweet potatoes and potatoes were fragrant and delicious, best enjoyed when broken open and eaten by hand.