My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 713: Chapter 705: There are Baozi Available Chapter 713: Chapter 705: There are Baozi Available These were all saved by her younger brother.

Chengcheng still hid snacks just like before; everyone bought him a lot, but he himself hardly ate any.

He liked to stash them away and then offer them to his little friends when they came over, though he seldom ate them himself.

However, even though he ate very little, whenever everyone visited, they still brought him snacks.

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He was happy to receive them, even though he rarely ate them himself—especially lately, as his stores of snacks had been dwindling rapidly, all thanks to his sister Tang Yuxin.

But there was nothing she could do; Tang Yuxin had been getting hungry more quickly lately.

“How come you’ve started snacking again?” Gu Ning took away the snack from Tang Yuxin’s hand, “Snacking isn’t good for you.

Didn’t you say Chengcheng shouldn’t eat too many?

What about you, enjoying them so much yourself?”

“I know that,” even as a doctor, Tang Yuxin understood the basic principles, but she just felt hungry, hungry all day and at all times.

“Haven’t you noticed I’ve put on weight?”

Tang Yuxin pointed to her waist.

“I can’t fit into last year’s skirts; my waist has gotten so much bigger.”

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“Hmm, putting on weight is good.” Gu Ning placed his hand on Tang Yuxin’s waist, indeed he could feel that her waist was much rounder.

It wasn’t that she had become much fatter—her waist was still very slim—but now, instead of being paper-thin, she seemed a little plumper.

As if a piece of paper had been inflated a bit, or a low polygon evolved into a cube, she had finally gained some weight.

“Let’s not eat snacks for now.

I’ll take you out for something to eat,” Gu Ning still couldn’t allow Tang Yuxin to keep pilfering Chengcheng’s snacks.

After all, snacks could never replace a proper meal.

“Sure,” with a meal promise, who needs snacks?

Tang Yuxin grabbed her bag and got ready to go out to eat with Gu Ning.

Recently, quite a few restaurants, big and small, had opened up in their area, and there were noticeably more people than before.

Considering this trend, they wouldn’t have to worry about selling the buildings they were constructing.

Of course, Tang Yuxin had never been worried, knowing well that the area’s property prices would soon be on par with the city center.

However, Tang Zhinian had no idea.

Naturally, once the construction began, they were concerned.

The more they built, the more uncertain they felt, despite many rumors about the upcoming National Land Trade Center, a university town, and the likes.

None of these were certain, no one knew whether they would actually settle here, which left them anxious in the beginning.

Tang Zhinian and Tang Zhijun, the brothers, were both burdened with the same worry.

The two of them fretted daily, and stress caused them both to develop canker sores.

However, after enduring for a few months, firstly a university confirmed its charter there, and then the location for the International Trade Center was selected; there were even talks of a new airport being built nearby.

The land in the surrounding areas was almost entirely claimed, and naturally, where there were people, new shops opened.

In just about half a year, the population here had almost tripled.

It was then that Tang Zhinian and Tang Zhijun allowed themselves a sigh of relief, and the sores they’d been worried into healed on their own without medication.

Naturally, the construction of the buildings also progressed swiftly, and fortunately, no problems arose in the construction process, which was even better news, bringing joy and relief to Tang Zhinian.

Of course, he had been worried about the unsold property, but now, even though only a portion of it was constructed, people had already shown interest.

With his many years of experience in real estate, he naturally borrowed some strategies from the south, initiating a preliminary queue system for presales, which attracted more people than he had anticipated.

Now, he no longer needed to worry about losing money but was assured of making a profit.

He felt that building there was definitely going to be very lucrative, and he had only used a fraction of the land for a trial.

He still had five plots in total; eventually, he could construct five large residential areas.

Not to mention others, the money earned from this one area alone would be enough to pay off all his loans in one go.

Since he no longer had canker sores, there was no need for Tang Yuxin to worry.

When one person in the family had a fiery temper, it tended to affect others as well.

Gu Ning took Tang Yuxin to a newly opened restaurant outside, serving authentic Sichuan hot pot that was quite good and very authentic; hence, Tang Yuxin enjoyed eating there.

From the moment she sat down, her mouth never stopped, continuously filling her seemingly bottomless stomach as if it could never be satisfied.

And it truly wasn’t satisfied.

Her appetite had been so good that she could eat twice as much as others every day, and now even Gu Ning couldn’t compare to her tastes.

Yet despite her constant eating, she hadn’t visibly gained much weight, actually not much different from before—just a bit thicker.

But even thicker, she was still thin.

Could it be a second growth spurt?

Gu Ning’s gaze fell upon Tang Yuxin’s chest, and it seemed to be true.

He was her husband, the one who knew every single change in her body better than anyone else.

Wait, he seemed to remember something.

He reached out and grabbed Tang Yuxin’s hand, taking the chopsticks out of it.

“What’s wrong?” Tang Yuxin was enjoying her meal.

Why suddenly stop her from eating?

“Yuxin, are you pregnant?”

Gu Ning’s first instinct was just that.

Although he wasn’t a doctor, he could sense the changes in a woman’s body and physiology, especially since this woman was none other than his wife.

Tang Yuxin was taken aback.

It seemed that she hadn’t had her period for two months, but she had completely forgotten about it, since lately she was always so hungry, her thoughts were centered on eating.

Hence, she truly hadn’t paid attention to her body’s changes.

Moreover, she was very healthy, not even catching a cold throughout the year.

Even during flu epidemics and other contagious diseases, she relied on herbal remedies for herself and those around her.

Consequently, including Gu Ning, no one in their household hardly ever fell ill—her sheer health was why she neglected her own body.

Furthermore, since marrying Gu Ning more than half a year ago, she had never attempted to prevent pregnancy, hoping to have children sooner rather than later.

So, contraception wasn’t something she considered.

Of course, she left it to nature when to have a child, having prepared herself for motherhood.