Stealing Your Heart (Lin Xinyan) novel Chapter 526

Stealing Your Heart Chapter 526

Qin Ya, who was leaning against the wall, marched into Lin Xinyan’s room immediately and detected the mess on her bed. She turned around in guilt, avoiding Lin Xinyan’s gaze because she once told Zong Jinghao the password of their place.

He must have dropped by when we were out for work, but what the hell is wrong with him? Did he drop by because he wanted to sleep on Xinyan’s bed? Fine! Even if that’s the case, he should at least make the bed prior to his departure, right?

Look at the mess you have caused me, Zong Jinghao! How am I supposed to cover this up on your behalf?

“Are you sure? Maybe you have forgotten to make your bed in the morning?” Qin Ya ruled out the possibility and asked, “A pregnant woman tends to forget things easily, right? I’m pretty sure that’s the case. I’ll bring the kids out with me right now. See ya.”

Qin Ya turned around and was about to depart immediately after she finished her sentence, but Lin Xinyan rebuked, “That’s impossible because I’m pretty sure I have made my bed in the morning. It has always been a habit of mine to make the bed. I don’t like to leave my bed messy.”

“Since the kids are away for school in the morning, while I have been by your side throughout the day, Shao Yun’s the only one who has access to the place apart from us. It couldn’t have been him, right? I’m pretty sure you’re the one who has forgotten to make your bed in the morning.” Qin Ya assured righteously as though that was the case.

Lin Xinyan, who was by the bed, started doubting herself and thought she might have misperceived things.

Qin Ya is right because we’re the only ones who have access. Although Shao Yun seems like a playful man, he’s a detail-oriented gentleman. He would never barge into our place without notifying us in advance. Most importantly, he wouldn’t have slept on my bed.

“It’s not a big deal, isn’t it? What do you crave for dinner? It’s time for you to take a break. I’ll buy you something on our way back.”

“I want some radish.”

Lin Xinyan wasn’t sure what had gone into her head, but she had a strong craving for radish all of a sudden. When she first conceived, she didn’t have any particular craving, yet out of the blue, she craved for radish now.

“I want fresh preserved radish,” Lin Xinyan remarked.

Qin Ya was rendered speechless and caressed her head in return because she thought her friend must have lost her mind.

“Are you sure you’re going to have just preserved radish for dinner?”

“That’s the only thing I want for now, but I wonder if you can get it at such an odd season.” Lin Xinyan sat on her bed and turned the possibility of her not making her bed in the morning repetitively.

“Why not? I mean, do you really think seasonal vegetables are still a thing nowadays?” Qin Ya asked rhetorically, suggesting otherwise.

Hello? We’re living in the twenty-first century! We can get everything we crave for easily! After all, what she’s craving isn’t a rare item!

“I’ll drop by the supermarket on our way back. I’ll bring them out with me, okay?” Qin Ya walked out of Lin Xinyan’s room once she finished her sentence.

“Ya, why didn’t you ask me if I wanted to tag along or not? Usually, you’re going to ask me prior to departing, right? What’s wrong with you today?”

Qin Ya was at a loss for words.

Oh, God! Stop giving me a hard time!

“You’ve had a long day, right? Since you’re completely worn out, I’ll bring you your meal when we’re on our way back and save you the trouble of heading out once again. You really need to take a break.” Qin Ya cracked her brain and thought of a great excuse.

Indeed, Lin Xinyan hadn’t had a good rest since their store launched. There were a lot of things she had to deal with. She got up from the bed and held Qin Ya in between her arms, expressing her gratitude, “Ya, thank you so much. If it weren’t for you, I don’t think I can make it through.”

She had been rushing here and there over the past two months; preparing for the exhibition, and procuring the required materials. Although Shao Yun had been pretty helpful, he wasn’t an expert in the field. Qin Ya would have to make the trip because she could tell the difference between the materials.

“Huh? Where is this coming from? Why are you being so sentimental all of a sudden? Do you want me to cry in front of you?” Qin Ya caressed Lin Xinyan’s back and instructed, “Take good care of yourself and give birth to a healthy son, okay?”

“What if it’s a she?” Lin Xinyan teased her friend.

“Nope! I’m pretty sure it’s a he!” Qin Ya reassured her friend as though she was aware of the child’s gender.

“How can you be so sure? Do you have some kind of super eyesight?”

“Look at how pointy your bump is. The saying goes you’re going to give birth to a boy if you have a point baby bump. If it’s a blunt baby bump, you’re going to give birth to a girl.”

The theory was an urban legend that had been going around since ages ago. It wasn’t backed with scientific research. Hence, there wasn’t a standardized definition to differentiate between a pointed and a blunt baby bump.