My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 1051: Chapter 1033: It’s Easier to Work on a Full Stomach Chapter 1051: Chapter 1033: It’s Easier to Work on a Full Stomach As for her culinary skills, there hadn’t been any improvement over the years.

The steamed buns were made by Tang Yuxin yesterday; there were still a few left, which could be eaten after reheating.

The shredded potatoes were fried by him, and although the cuts were somewhat large, the flavor turned out to be quite good.

The porridge was also well-cooked, containing peanuts and lotus seeds that added a slightly astringent taste, yet it was very delicious.

Tang Yuxin couldn’t help but glance outside again…

What’s wrong, so distracted, not eating properly?

Gu Ning turned Tang Yuxin’s face towards him, “What are you looking at outside, is there something delicious out there?”

“No,” Tang Yuxin was an honest person.

She was actually thinking about where they would stand later and that they would need to hold umbrellas.

She feared the rain wouldn’t stop for several days.

No, the rain had never actually ceased.

When she watched the television earlier, even the disaster relief personnel were wearing raincoats, so the rain had been relentless.

If it really came to that time, when the earth shook and trembled, she imagined they couldn’t stay here.

Even if they knew the house would be safe, that was only known at the moment.

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That inevitable anxiety was in everyone’s hearts.

It was better to stand outside after all.

If nothing happened, that would be best, but if there was an issue inside the house, then one could take shelter.

“Daydreaming again,” Gu Ning once more turned her face towards him and pinched her cheek firmly.

“I want to go see the sea,” Tang Yuxin said, putting on a pitiful face.

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Wasn’t that allowed?

“No,” Gu Ning objected, leaving no room for negotiation.

“Who had a fever yesterday?”

“Not me,” Tang Yuxin denied having a fever.

“I didn’t even take any medicine.”

“Not taking medicine doesn’t mean you weren’t sick.”

Gu Ning put a lot of food into Tang Yuxin’s bowl.

“Eat properly, don’t fidget.

And don’t think too much.

After you finish eating, you can think about whatever you want.”

“Okay,” Tang Yuxin knew she was wrong to be distracted, especially since Gu Ning had put effort into the meal.

Even if the food didn’t look that appealing, she did not want to be disrespectful.

She picked up her chopsticks and began eating, scooping half a plate of the shredded potatoes into her bowl.

While she wasn’t devouring the food, she was certainly not eating daintily either.

Yet her manner of eating made it seem very appetizing, as if one’s appetite would improve dining with her.

Only then was Gu Ning satisfied.

He also began to eat, occasionally casting his gaze beyond the transparent glass window where occasionally splashes of water were visible.

And the wind caused the trees outside the courtyard to sway dramatically while fallen leaves littered the ground, green leaves beginning to drift along with the current, yet the house remained a comforting, peaceful haven.

After finishing the meal, Tang Yuxin intended to wash the dishes, but Gu Ning wouldn’t let her.

He placed his hand on her forehead, worried she might have a fever.

At home, he wouldn’t worry as much.

After all, that was their home, and they were accustomed to the climate there.

It was because Yuxin was not fully acclimated to this climate that she was prone to getting sick easily.

Even though she rarely fell ill, she still needed to be cautious.

Tang Yuxin blinked, she was fine.

“Go play, I’ll wash the dishes.”

Gu Ning put down what he was holding and began to clear the table, taking everything to the kitchen.

Tang Yuxin tilted her head slightly, feeling a sense of warmth in her heart.

She had found the most perfect husband in the world.

She ran over to the window and leaned against it, looking for the best place to take refuge.

The entrance seemed like a good spot; there were several transparent rain shields, and even if they fell, they were so light that it wouldn’t matter—it was certainly better than standing out in the rain.

That’s the place.

It’s safe there.

After choosing the spot, she couldn’t help but run upstairs to see how the sea was doing, whether it was still calm, whether it had risen due to the rain.

Lying on the soft chair on the second floor, she stared out for a long time but didn’t notice the sea level rising.

She could vaguely make out some people at the beach, who were there despite the heavy rain.

But if it were just rain, that would be one thing.

Unfortunately, it wasn’t just rain.

Suddenly, she felt that she could hardly bear to look any longer.

After breakfast that morning, Tang Yuxin didn’t feel the slightest bit sleepy.

She had slept until dawn and had something on her mind, which made it even harder to fall asleep.

She sat by the window, staring blankly outside, watching the rain.

Her eyes seemed to pierce through it all, not knowing where they landed—perhaps on some previous cycle of reincarnation, or perhaps someplace beyond return.

By noon, Tang Yuxin looked at the time and stood up, realizing that she had been sitting so long her legs had begun to feel numb.

She stretched herself thoroughly.

Alright, it was time to go downstairs.

There wasn’t much time left.

She would make some more dishes, have a good meal with Gu Ning, and then they would face a disaster that many might never see in their lifetimes, including both natural and human calamities.

“Why did you make so much food today?”

Gu Ning was surprised to see several dishes on the table; it wasn’t that they usually ate simply, but that their meals were often very modest.

Now there were five or six dishes, even though just two would suffice for them.

All of a sudden, there were so many, and all his favorites at that.

What was going on?

Tang Yuxin handed the chopsticks to Gu Ning and sat down herself.

She was quite pleased with the meal she had prepared.

It was a feast to the eyes and the palate, truly delicious.

You still haven’t answered me, Gu Ning playfully tugged at Tang Yuxin’s hair.

Tang Yuxin pulled her hair back and tucked it behind her ears.

“I didn’t have anything to do,” she mumbled.

“What am I supposed to do if I don’t find something to keep me busy?

I can’t just eat and sleep all day long.

Since there’s nothing else, I just made a couple more dishes.

If you don’t eat them, they’re all mine.”

With that, she pulled two plates in front of herself.

Gu Ning merely laughed, not stopping her.

Alright, let her pull them over.

After all, his arms were longer; even if she pushed them to her head, he could still reach them.

They finished the meal, and unusually, Tang Yuxin felt she had eaten to 110% fullness.

Even though she couldn’t take another bite, she still wanted to stuff more into her stomach.