Reborn in the 80s and Remarrying an Officer, Let the Ungrateful Cry! novel Chapter 84

Chapter 84: Chapter 84: This Man Is Very Good at It

Qin Wenhao nodded. "Alright."

After Mrs. Qin finished giving her instructions, she left with Lan Qingman.

Qin Wenshu also felt awkward staying. "Brother Wenhao, Sister-in-law, I’ll be going now. About that bicycle—"

Fu Mingxue cut him off. "Just take the bicycle for now! I don’t need it at the moment."

Qin Wenshu figured leaving the bicycle at the hospital wasn’t a good idea, so he nodded. "Alright, that works."

Once they had all left, only Qin Wenhao and Fu Mingxue remained in the hospital room.

Fu Mingxue walked over to the two beds and looked at the children lying in them. They were just over a year old and looked terribly frail.

This couldn’t help but make her think of Song Yan’s three children from her past life.

They had been just as small back then, always falling ill. And since they were triplets, whenever one got sick, the other two would usually come down with it as well.

Taking care of those three children all by herself had been utterly draining.

On top of that, she’d also had to care for the paralyzed and verbally abusive Mother Song.

And after pouring her heart and soul into it, all she got in return were three ungrateful brats—

"What’s wrong?" Qin Wenhao had walked over, pulling Fu Mingxue from the depths of her past-life memories.

"Besides the fever, what other symptoms do they have? How long has it been?"

Qin Wenhao looked at her. "They started with diarrhea and a fever last night. I think they caught a chill and got a fright. They were a bit better after taking medicine this morning. The diarrhea has stopped, but their temperature is thirty-nine degrees."

"However, it’s gone down a little since they took the medicine."

Fu Mingxue felt the two little ones’ foreheads. They were indeed still a bit feverish.

Looking at the two frail children, her somewhat hardened heart softened a little.

’After all, they were such poor children. At such a young age, their own father had sacrificed his life, and their own mother had remarried.’

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