My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 1032: Chapter 1015 The Big Patron Chapter 1032: Chapter 1015 The Big Patron In such a Coastal City, if one doesn’t eat seafood, it would truly be a pity, almost as if the trip was in vain.

She went to the wardrobe, opened it, and found all the clothes hanging neatly inside.

They were the clothes she had always been accustomed to wearing; it felt just like being at home, except in a different place.

Everything was within reach, and everything felt familiar.

No, this could actually be considered home, just another home.

She took out some clothes and changed into them.

When she emerged, Gu Ning was already waiting for her outside.

He was dressed very casually, not in any formal attire, just a casual shirt and a pair of leisure pants.

But even with such simple attire, his imposing manner and model-like figure, exuding a tough guy’s aura, could not be ignored.

His hair was cut neat and extremely short, prickly to the touch, yet it accentuated his sharp facial features.

A man in his thirties inherently possessed maturity and steadiness unlike the younger idols.

Yet he was much more pleasing to the eye than those young idols.

And so a man should be.

Tang Yuxin touched her own face – ah, she wasn’t doing too badly either.

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Fair-skinned and beautiful, she had always taken good care of herself, maintaining a youthful appearance.

With ancient beauty secrets at her disposal, she believed she would age very slowly.

This way, she could be worthy of her Gu Ning, and, of course, worthy of her second chance at life.

A woman ought to live up to such standards, to not live this life in vain.

Gu Ning stood up and casually placed a hand in his pocket, wearing a pair of flip-flops.

Indeed, arriving here, not only had his mood relaxed, but even his attire had become more casual.

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Tang Yuxin also changed into a pair of sandals, exposing her feet.

Because of her profession, she had always worn formal attire – the main hospital had strict dress codes for doctors, and absolutely forbade open-toed shoes at work.

But luckily, the temperature in the main hospital was always around 25 degrees Celsius, making it comfortable regardless of the season’s attire.

It was only here that they could truly let themselves go.

Tang Yuxin occasionally glanced at her shoes – they were pretty, and of course, highlighted her small, fair feet.

It was just a pity that the profession she chose prevented her from showing off her feet more often.

She didn’t ask Gu Ning where he was taking her.

She had rested enough, felt energetic, and as they stepped outside, they could hear the sound of the waves crashing against the rocks.

The distant lighthouse gave just enough light to see where the sky met the sea.

Actually, she really did want to check it out, but it seemed there was nothing to see at midnight.

Nobody but ghosts would be there, and she certainly hadn’t spotted a soul.

In Tang Yuxin’s imagination, the so-called seafood market would belong to the category of food stalls – where everything sold was prepared on the spot over an open flame, bustling with people.

But when she arrived, she found that the seafood market differed somewhat from her expectations, perhaps because her imagination was a bit provincial.

This place was much larger and more luxurious than the usual food stalls, lacking the small carts she imagined.

Instead, the storefronts had several chairs set out front.

Despite the crowd, everything was orderly, and no trash was carelessly discarded.

The living seafood was kept in glass tanks outside, with a variety of species, some she had never seen before and now had the chance to taste.

As for the prices, there were cheap options and expensive ones – some a few bucks, some several thousand.

Here, if you desired it, there was nothing you couldn’t eat, satisfying even the most voracious food lover.

Though Tang Yuxin wouldn’t consider herself an avid foodie, she had high standards for food, as seen from her favorite simple dish of green vegetable tofu soup, which showed how little she chased after culinary delights.

But once here, she was still uncontrollably excited, running around to see this and that.

She didn’t know what was good to eat, what was edible, and what wasn’t.

Forgive her, for in her previous life, she was always impoverished and struggling.

Her most prominent feature wasn’t anything other than poverty; living a life where steamed buns with pickled vegetables were her mainstay, she never had the chance to taste seafood that could cost thousands.

In this life, although she wasn’t short of money, she was busy and often ate at the hospital canteen, or enjoyed food brought by Gu Ning.

Thanks to Gu Ning’s considerate gestures, she hadn’t starved.

Otherwise, without him, she might not have thrived so smoothly in the hospital, becoming one of the most experienced doctors in just a few years.

Behind a successful man, there must be a woman who supports the family, and behind a successful woman, there must be a man like Gu Ning.

Tang Yuxin was particularly elated that evening – no, it was a level above mere happiness – she was ecstatic.

“Can we eat this?”

She pointed at a large lobster and asked Gu Ning, as she had seen others enjoying it, and it looked delicious.

Furthermore, it seemed to be a popular choice among the diners.

Following the majority is seldom wrong.

“Yes, we can eat that.”

Gu Ning had already summoned the owner and pointed out the large lobster that Tang Yuxin was eyeing.

He picked out the largest one, and the owner’s eyes lit up – this was a big spender; that single lobster might sell for nearly three thousand.

Tang Yuxin continued to look around, asking numerous questions.

Before the owner could respond, Gu Ning was already explaining everything to Tang Yuxin like an expert.

Having lived there for a while, he knew what was edible and what wasn’t.

The more they ordered, the happier the owner became.

In a short while, they had ordered a heap of items, so many that even they couldn’t remember them all.

To the owner, they were like the God of Wealth; his eyes crinkled into slits, for it was rare to see such generous patrons.