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You Owe Me, My Love novel Chapter 415

Chapter 415 No Secrets Between Us

Bai Rong finally understood what he meant. “We’ll take one step at a time, then. We’ll be cautious, and we’ll wait for the enemy to reveal the flaws in their plan.”

Pressing a kiss on her forehead, Gu Mingchen mumbled, “So we’ll go with the flow about the baby matter. After all, we already have Yanny.”

Bai Rong nodded. “I’ll cook first.”

She then headed in the direction of the kitchen.

Trailing behind her, Gu Mingchen offered, “I’ll help you.”

A smile grew on her lips as she washed the vegetables and murmured, “I miss our time on the empty island most. We wake when the sun rises, and we rest when the sun sets. There’s a surprise every day, and I don’t worry about anything when I’m there. It was like paradise.”

“Once Yanny grows up, I’ll give the company to him. Then, we’ll move to the island and live there. I’ve bought the island, so it’s now mine. I’ve consulted a researcher about it. According to them, the island won’t sink within the next hundred years. Now, I’m looking for someone to make a conservation line.”

“What’s that?”

“We’ll be splitting the island into two. One side will be the conservation of nature. The creatures will be barred from entering the other side. That way, we’ll be able to live safely on one side.”

“Snakes, worms, rats, and insects can dig their way over, can’t they?” Bai Rong chuckled.

“We’ll make sure that doesn’t happen too. However, we’re not in a haste. I’m guessing two years will pass by the time everything is done. Once it’s completed, we can take occasional trips there. If you’re worried, we’ll live in your yacht first. I’ve also installed a few telecommunication towers there. That’ll be how we’ll contact the outside world. We won’t be living completely off the grid,” Gu Mingchen explained.

“That sounds great. You remind me of a poet who wrote a story about a paradise. In his work, he talks about how he entered a cave and emerged out from the other end to see a paradise. The people there are farmers who live simple lives far from the war. Regardless of the identities of their guests, they welcome them with open arms.”

“You still remember that?” Gu Mingchen wondered out loud. He remembered studying about the poet’s work back in elementary school, but by now, it was mostly gone from his mind.

“I like elegant poems. There are several others that I like too, like Su Shi,” Bai Rong added.

“Su Shi? The Melody of Water?”

“I like that too, but the one I like best is his work about reminiscing his late wife at night,” Bai Rong replied.

“That doesn’t sound good,” Gu Mingchen commented as he put the tomatoes on the plate.

“I think he’s a faithful man to think about his late wife even ten years after her death. After all, men had several wives back then.” Bai Rong took the tomatoes over and diced them.

“I agree,” the man hummed before washing the eggs for her.

Taking the cleaned eggs from him, Bai Rong muttered, “All right. You must have missed out on a lot of work to keep me company these few days. Go ahead and do your work since you have to get to them eventually. I can cook by myself.”

“Okay then,” he replied easily. After kissing her cheek, he stepped out of the kitchen.

Right then, the dog entered and stopped by her feet before barking.

“I don’t know where the dog food is. I’ll get you something nice when I go out in the afternoon,” Bai Rong gently said to it before patting its head.

Feeling comfortable, it craned its neck and starting rubbing itself affectionately on her leg.

Bai Rong’s smile widened. After washing her hands, she began preparing the food. Half an hour later, the fragrance of the food began wafting out of the kitchen. When she had a brief moment of free time, she cut some cantaloupe and brought it to Gu Mingchen. The moment she reached the doorway of his study, she heard him on his phone.

“I don’t want anyone to know about it. Do this first,” Gu Mingchen instructed.

Bai Rong felt that it was rude to eavesdrop, so after a moment of rumination, she knocked on the door and entered.

“That’s all for now.” With that said, Gu Mingchen ended the call.

“Did I interrupt your work?” she mumbled apologetically.

“No. I have to meet some people tonight. Come with me,” he said as he placed his phone on the table.

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