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Chapter 1044: Chapter 1025: The Impulse of a Woman Going Shopping Chapter 1044: Chapter 1025: The Impulse of a Woman Going Shopping This was yet another full shopping cart.

Was everything in this supermarket really that good, good enough to make her unable to stop buying?

Tang Yuxin placed the cart in front of Gu Ning.

“There’s one more chance, I’ll go again,” she said.

Before Gu Ning could finish speaking, she had already run off.

Gu Ning, with one hand pulling the overflowing shopping cart, didn’t know what to say anymore.

All he could do was push the cart to the checkout again.

There were already five or six bags of goods on top, but it was no issue, the cart he found this time was very large, and there was still room for Tang Yuxin to splurge a bit more.

By the time he finished paying for these items, Tang Yuxin had bought another pile of stuff.

Gu Ning wouldn’t say anything about what Tang Yuxin bought, nor would he ask; this cart was the same,

He simply took care of the payment and then played the role of a laborer, carrying things.

“Okay, we’ll come back tomorrow to buy more,” Tang Yuxin said with great enthusiasm, hands on her hips, having already planned out tomorrow’s itinerary.

Yet, after her show of bravado, she walked up to Gu Ning and, raising her face, tugged at Gu Ning’s sleeve.

“Is that okay?” she asked.

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“Haven’t you already decided?” Gu Ning straightened her hair, which was all messed up, probably from not paying attention while shopping, causing her hairstyle to change.

Tang Yuxin joyfully played with Gu Ning’s fingers.

“I knew you would agree,” she said.

After she finished speaking, her stomach growled.

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She touched her belly.

Ah, this was…

Hunger.

“Let’s go, we’ll eat something first,” Gu Ning checked the traffic around them, it was almost one o’clock, no wonder, even he felt a bit hungry by now, though his stomach was more disciplined, not crying out like Tang Yuxin’s.

Even though the car was filled with their purchases, if they were to cook now, it would probably be too late, and their lunch would turn into dinner.

Naturally, Tang Yuxin agreed as her stomach growled again.

Indeed, life is about movement.

Look at her, just a few laps around the supermarket and her stomach was hungrier than on an ordinary day.

Of course, she thought her appetite today would certainly be good.

Gu Ning took Tang Yuxin to one of the local renowned restaurants here.

Since it was past the typical lunch hour, there weren’t too many people, which made this place relatively famous locally.

Gu Ning had yet to take Tang Yuxin here, thinking she might like it if she grew weary of other foods.

Tang Yuxin touched her stomach.

“I’m starving.

Can I have a bowl of green vegetable tofu soup?” she asked.

Gu Ning apologetically shook his head.

“They really don’t have green vegetable tofu soup here, all they have is corn rib soup,” he explained.

Tang Yuxin leaned on the table, especially craving that green vegetable tofu soup and unable to have it, so all she could do was, well, quench her thirst with longing.

Gu Ning ordered several specialty dishes from the local area, and the way he effortlessly found places and ordered was a clear indication that his three years here weren’t for naught, as he possessed a deep understanding of the locale.

With such a guide familiar with the terrain, it was akin to having a great tour guide in tow.

After the dishes arrived, Tang Yuxin ate some but still seemed somewhat disinterested.

Gu Ning could tell she didn’t enjoy the meal, yet in the end, she ate quite a bit – hunger was persuasive.

Gu Ning shook his head; her peculiar character was indeed unique, but this was Tang Yuxin after all.

Perhaps there’s truth to the saying that every exceptional person has their particular passions, and that is simply part of their individuality.

Having finished the meal, Tang Yuxin didn’t have the energy to go shopping again.

Today alone, she had spent three to four hours just in the supermarket, leaving her legs feeling like jelly.

It was better to go back and take a substantial break, then continue the following day.

Gu Ning, once more behind the wheel, hauled Tang Yuxin and a massive load of purchases back home.

At the time of buying, it didn’t seem like much, but upon unpacking, there were directly seven to eight bags, along with several cases of mineral water, and whole boxes of milk and yogurt.

Gu Ning stored these items in a house; there were three packs of mineral water and five boxes of milk.

With both regular milk and yogurt available, Tang Yuxin, seeing Gu Ning not asking too many questions, didn’t elaborate further, though she did frown as if pondering why on earth she had bought so much, such heavy items.

Standing to the side, she occasionally shot dirty looks at her purchases, possibly feeling a bit ashamed, then promptly shut the door, adhering to the philosophy ‘out of sight, out of mind.’

“That…” she wanted to explain, yet didn’t know where to start.

As a woman in her forties, how could she make such a childish mistake?

“Can you understand the impulses of a woman on a shopping spree?”

“Yeah,” Gu Ning nodded, “You don’t need to explain, I understand.

Whatever you want to buy is fine.

If we can take it with us, we will.

If not, I’ll have a friend handle it.”

The embarrassment on Tang Yuxin’s face instantly vanished.

“Is that so…” She bit her finger, “Then let’s go again later, I still have lots of things I didn’t buy.”

“If you’re not tired, go ahead.”

Gu Ning stretched out his hand to touch the top of her head, “There’s a nice night market there when it gets dark.

If you can’t sleep tonight, we can take a walk there.

Just don’t stay out too late, didn’t you say you want to go shell-collecting early tomorrow?”

“Okay,” Tang Yuxin held out her hand and grasped Gu Ning’s, “Mr.

Gu, it’s a promise, no backing out.”

“I know,” Gu Ning shook his head, planning to deal with some things and then accompany her out later that night.

Anyway, with Tang Yuxin’s current mood, she wasn’t likely to go out without first resting a while and then taking a nap.

After waking up, she would be ready for another outing.

And he would use the time to take care of some business.

Tang Yuxin ran back to the storage room, and a short while later, she emerged clutching an armful of snacks.

Women are very much like children; the way they live depends on how their men nurture them.

If a woman in her thirties still acts like a child, it’s a testament to the exceptional man she married.

Although Tang Yuxin is only in her twenties and the mother of two three-year-old children, sometimes her nature, aside from the unintentionally forged image of an aloof career woman, shows that Gu Ning has nurtured a bit of childlike innocence in her.

At home, she always prefers to eat snacks with Xiaobai.

Just like now, it was rare for her to indulge in these treats.

It proved that she had adjusted her mindset and wasn’t like before, taut and on edge like a fully drawn bow, ready to snap at any second.