Chapter 9 — My Husband Can't, But I'm Pregnant

“So isn't this what the lady gave me that day?” I glanced at it, my heart pounding. Initially, I gave this jade pendant because I wanted to trick a handsome husband into living in my family. Now it's great, he's the Grand Deputy Grandson's nephew, and he's the new Poinsettia graduate. If I still dare to mention the matter of living in law, I'm afraid I will be chased out by the Grand Deputy with a stick and a kick. "I kicked this piece of jade pendant away a long time ago. Thank you Mr. Co for returning it to its original owner." Seeing that I refused to accept it, he was in no hurry, and softly asked: "That day at Phap Hoa Pagoda, didn't you save me?" "I was chased by a female bandit for three miles, and I was almost killed. forced to go up the mountain to oppress her husband's camp. It was very difficult to escape, so I hid behind the gilded Buddha statue in Phap Hoa Pagoda, then daydreamed... met the lady, then..." I interrupted him, my voice as firm as nails: "I have never been to Phap Hoa Pagoda." Co Duc looked at me, his eyes filled with certainty: "I have an impression. That day I memorized her face, but I didn't know where she lived or what her name was, so I searched for a long time." Too good a memory is sometimes not a good thing. I looked away and said stiffly: "You have the wrong person." Co Duc saw me continuously denying, the light in his eyes gradually dimmed, he lowered his eyes, his voice carrying a bit of bitterness. "If you are married, then I'm suddenly here." He turned around to leave. 19 At that moment, the maid had just led Thinh Nhi out of the back yard. The little guy walked with short legs, and as soon as he saw me, he stretched out his arms and rushed forward, babbling and calling out. "Mom!" Co Duc stopped walking, suddenly turned around, his eyes fell on Thinh Nhi's small face, the whole person was stunned. "This... is this my son?" I immediately hugged Thinh Nhi in my arms, cautiously said: "No..." Co Duc pretended not to hear, extremely excited: "It's really... just like me when I was little!" Thinh Nhi raised her head to look at him, suddenly smiled, and called out crisply: "Dad!" I... Co Duc's eyes immediately turned red. He stepped forward and raised his hand to touch Thinh Nhi's face but did not dare. Thinh Nhi was not afraid of strangers at all, proactively reached out her small hand to hold his finger. Looking at that scene, I just felt a buzzing on the top of my head. No matter what Co Duc said, he refused to leave. He pulled a chair and sat right in front of my hospital door, making a gesture that if I didn't accept him, he wouldn't get up. Thinh Nhi was extremely happy, running around him, calling out one voice after another for her father, both clear and resounding. Reluctantly, I had to tell the truth. Thinh Nhi brought the last name Khuong with me, I only offered sacrifices, did not marry, and in the family there was also a daughter named A Nhu. After hearing that, he didn't blink an eye: "I am willing to live as a husband." I was stunned. Co Duc looked at me, his eyes burning hotly: "Since the time we broke up at Phap Hoa Pagoda, your image has often appeared in my heart." "That day she gave me a jade pendant, saving me from a miserable situation. After waking up, I went crazy looking for her." "Later when I learned that she was the young lady of the general's palace, I didn't want to return to Giang Nam anymore. I... I admired her not in a day or two." By the end of the sentence, his ears turned slightly red, but he still looked straight at her. My eyes are straightforward and hot. My heart was not without emotion, but on the outside I was still hesitant: "But I'm afraid your parents won't agree. The Thai Deputy Palace only has one precious descendant like you, how can it be willing to let you be my son-in-law?" He curled his lips and smiled: "Then let me talk." …20 When the deputy Thai deputy learned of Thinh Nhi's existence, he was overjoyed, waved his hand and said that living with his son-in-law was no problem, as long as he personally taught Thinh Nhi to open her mind to reading books. So, what day, old man?

I also used a cane to go to the general's palace, thinking of all kinds of ways to please my father. Lately, my father has been walking with the wind under his feet, and he says to everyone he meets: "You know what? Before, the Grand Deputy even scolded me for being rude and disrespectful, but now he uses a cane to support me!" Every day, Co Duc went to the general's palace to report his name. The question he asked the most was: "Thanh Loan, when will you marry me?" I thought for a moment, after all, the child needs a father. Moreover, Co Duc treated A Nhu extremely well, often holding her in his arms, gently reciting Giang Nam melodies to soothe her to sleep. Gold buckles and pearl necklaces were given away a lot, adding up to more than ten items.