My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 1036: Chapter 1019: Full-time House Husband Chapter 1036: Chapter 1019: Full-time House Husband After collecting a large box of them, Tang Yuxin spent a long time playing by the seaside, seemingly tireless and unaware of hunger until the sun began to rise.

Apart from sweeping away much of the sand, the ocean had left behind many beautiful seashells for them.

Gu Ning had mentioned the possibility of catching crabs, but Tang Yuxin hadn’t seen any; she only collected a bunch of seashells.

As for crabs, she didn’t spot a single one—perhaps her luck wasn’t good enough.

However, she was very happy to have collected a pile of seashells.

Of course, it was also her first time seeing the ocean, and to witness a sunrise at the sea was truly different from other places.

Their country was so vast, each place boasting its own scenery.

And to take in all these views could take a lifetime, a lifetime that might not be enough for anyone to see everything.

But still, in their limited lifetimes, venturing out to see the world meant the journey was not in vain.

Gu Ning walked ahead carrying a box full of seashells while Tang Yuxin held onto his clothes, looking back from time to time.

Behind them was still a stretch of blue, and by now the sun had risen to a considerable height.

The sea remained very calm and quiet, with no other sounds but the slight ocean breeze greeting them, carrying the moist air of the retreating tide from the morning.

Once inside the house, Gu Ning set the seashells in a box.

When they collected some more, he planned to send them directly back home, conveniently cleaned up for the two children to play with.

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Tang Yuxin leaned against the window, propping up her face, and gazed out absentmindedly at the scenery, the distant expanse melding sea and sky into one blur.

Indeed, from this place, she could actually see the ocean.

By this time, the sun had climbed high, and some people had started to gather seashells by the shore.

But, as the saying goes, the early bird catches the worm; those who arrived late would miss out on finding any seashells.

After arranging the seashells, Gu Ning came over and pulled up a chair next to Tang Yuxin, joining her to take in the outside view.

“Let’s go, we can come back and look again later.

The house won’t run away, and the sea won’t either.

You can watch as long as you like,” he said.

It was just that now she was still fascinated by it, but after seeing it often, it would no longer be as astonishing as it was at this moment.

Tang Yuxin continued to lie there, watching, for a long time.

“I’m going to come here every year,” she decided.

No matter what, she had to come.

This trip, free from her demanding job, with no Zhu Bapi piling on tasks, and no sleepless nights due to surgery, had been way too relaxing.

Gu Ning patted Tang Yuxin’s shoulder again.

He didn’t mind, as it didn’t involve him much since he had moved behind the scenes at the company, and he had become pretty much a full-time househusband.

As long as Tang Yuxin could get time off, she could come whenever she wanted.

She could even live here all year round if she wished; the sad part was, if she dared to do so,

Dean Zhu would absolutely run to the Tang Family and throw himself down in front of Tang Zhinian.

Every exceptional person always has to sacrifice something.

Of course, he didn’t say this and wouldn’t burst Tang Yuxin’s bubble.

He knew that she was just talking and that people always needed some hope.

Without hope, how is one to walk the road of the future?

“Time to eat,” Tang Yuxin spread her arms and ran to change her clothes.

Fortunately, there was no one around; otherwise, if people knew that the always high-cold Doctor Tang actually had such a comical side, who knows if they would be shocked enough to drop their jaws.

After changing, Tang Yuxin ran out and hugged Gu Ning’s arm, asking him to take her out for a meal.

It was a good thing Gu Ning was there; otherwise, unfamiliar with the area, she wouldn’t even know where to eat.

Gu Ning had lived here for at least three years.

Even though he hadn’t been here for a long time, the place hadn’t changed much, and he knew where to find some special things.

That morning, Gu Ning took Tang Yuxin to try a unique local seafood congee.

Whether in Beijing or Qing’an, people were more accustomed to sweet porridge, and salty congee like this was something they didn’t eat often, of course, this was also a local delicacy.

The porridge made locally was mostly of this flavor, but only this establishment made it authentically and it was the tastiest.

It wasn’t mealtime yet, and it wasn’t the tourist season, so there weren’t many people when they arrived.

If it were July or August, or around the Spring Festival, they might not have been able to literally describe it as seas of people, but it would be packed enough to make it impossible to set foot, and just queuing could take half an hour to an hour.

So their timing was right, after all, it wasn’t the tourist season, so there were significantly fewer people, and everything didn’t require queuing anymore.

“Bring me another bowl,” Tang Yuxin, after finishing one bowl, wanted a second serving.

Over the years, her stomach had been nurtured by Gu Ning; without his daily meal deliveries, she wouldn’t have been able to maintain such good health, largely due to her busy work life.

So most of the time, her eating habits were about making do, and it was rare for her to actively ask for a second serving.

It was clear that she really enjoyed this salty congee.

Gu Ning ordered another bowl for Tang Yuxin and placed it in front of her.

Tang Yuxin came over, and although she hadn’t eaten much else, she ate a lot of this congee and obviously liked it very much.

It wasn’t until after two bowls of congee were consumed that she patted her stomach; thankfully, there was still a little room left.

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Of course, she didn’t plan to eat anymore as she was a doctor herself and wouldn’t indulge in overeating.

Even if the food was delicious, she always practiced moderation.

Her experiences from two lifetimes made her mentally stronger than most, and of course, she maintained a strong self-control against these temptations, keeping disciplined.

Stretching lazily and ungracefully, Tang Yuxin said, “I’m going to go back to sleep, then wake up and go play in the sea for a while.

Tonight, we’ll go eat lobsters.”

She had planned her schedule for the day.

Although she wasn’t the slightest bit tired, she still longed to lie in the bed she’d just left because it was extremely comfortable.

“Let’s go,” Gu Ning said with a smile, pressing her hair down.

It had been a long time since he’d seen her so relaxed and free from pressure, and naturally, her smile became more frequent.

After all, in the hospital environment, not to mention the doctors and nurses, even she could tell from looking at her own unsmiling face in the mirror where the reputation of the high-cold Doctor Tang came from.