Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland-Chapter 295 - : Wife is Going to be Heartbroken Again_1

Chapter 295: Chapter 295: Wife is Going to be Heartbroken Again_1

Little Huzi enjoyed being fed and having his mouth wiped by his father. Of course, these actions were performed with ruthlessness, no gentleness whatsoever.

After eating, Meng Yunhan had to go to class.

“Ahao, please look after Little Huzi at home, I’m going to class.”

Yun Hao was reluctant to see his wife go to class so soon.

“Let’s go drop you off at school together.” Yun Hao glanced at Little Huzi and conveniently disregarded his opinion.

A man and a child dropping her off at school?

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Meng Yunhan thought for a moment, then nodded in agreement, “Okay!”

Old man Zhao cheerfully saw them off at the door.

It was Yun Hao’s first time pushing a baby carriage, the slight stooping posture was unfamiliar to him.

“Let me do it!”

Yun Hao swiftly declined, “No need, I haven’t seen Little Huzi for months. I can look after him at home now.” His seemingly insincere posture surprisingly convinced Meng Yunhan that he still loved his son. Little did she know, Yun Hao had his own little schemes.

When he was home, he would keep Little Huzi as far away from his wife as possible.

“Also, dear, Little Huzi has grown up. He’s become a little man. Try to kiss him less often in the future!” He had no objections if she wanted to kiss him instead.

Meng Yunhan was taken aback and glanced at Little Huzi, who seemed unaffected as he curiously observed his surroundings.

“But, Little Huzi is still young, isn’t he?” Meng Yunhan was a little confused but honestly stated her opinion.

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“We need to nurture him from a young age. I plan to have him join the army and attend military school in the future.” Yun Hao intended to have Yunhan take the military school exams when he was older.

Meng Yunhan was somewhat hesitant, “Little Huzi is still young. If he doesn’t want to be a soldier, we shouldn’t force him. He should do whatever he enjoys.”

If their son wanted to be a businessman, they certainly couldn’t force him to be a soldier, could they?

She still thought it would be best to let their son decide just before the college entrance exam. He could choose his path – attend military school or take over her business?

He must make the decision.

Yun Hao didn’t continue the conversation.

“Let’s discuss it when the time comes. My dear, are you used to your classes at school?” After all, Kyoto was much colder than their hometown.

But it was impressive that his wife had gotten into university.

“I’m used to it, I’m used to it. Don’t worry about me, I am grown up now and can look after myself very well.”

The pair walked and chatted, and soon arrived at their destination.

“Ahao, we are here. I’m going in now.”

Yun Hao nodded, watching her leave.

Seeing his mom leaving, Little Huzi cried out.

Yun Hao squatted down, his cold gaze focused on his son.

But how could the not yet one-year-old Little Huzi understand this gaze? He only felt a curious stare and reached out to grab Yun Hao.

In the end, Yun Hao relented, realizing his son was still young and wouldn’t comprehend now, but would when he turned two.

Meng Yunhan occasionally looked back at them before heading to the classroom.

Yun Hao watched his wife’s gradually receding figure disappearing in the distance.

He was willing to wait here, but seeing that Little Huzi was still young and the weather outside was cold, he feared his wife would worry if their son caught a cold.

So he had to push the baby carriage and go home again.

Upon reaching home, Little Huzi was discontent. He pointed at Yun Hao and started making incomprehensible noises at old man Zhao.

“What is he saying?” Yun Hao asked, a confused look on his face, unable to comprehend what Little Huzi was saying.

Old man Zhao just smiled.

“He’s asking us to take him out for a stroll again. Your son is very fond of going out, he can’t sit still.” He didn’t take Little Huzi out often due to the cold weather. He was afraid Little Huzi might not be accustomed to it, might catch a fever, which would cost them money and be a nuisance.