Reborn in the 80s and Remarrying an Officer, Let the Ungrateful Cry! novel Chapter 416

Chapter 416: Chapter 416: Qin Wenhao Must Have Accumulated Great Virtue in His Past Life

After lunch, Fu Mingxue got ready to head to the factory.

"How are we getting there?" Qin Wenying asked.

Fu Mingxue was confused. "By bicycle, of course!"

Qin Wenying: ...?

She was worried Fu Mingxue wouldn’t be able to carry her.

After all, while she looked thin, she was tall and had a fairly large frame.

"Come on! Let me show you my bike."

Fu Mingxue wheeled the bicycle out.

Qin Wenying then noticed that this bicycle seemed very different.

"Mrs. Fu, Mingxue and I are heading out now."

"Alright, dear. Remember to go to the hospital and get your hand checked."

Mrs. Fu’s concerned reminder warmed Qin Wenying’s heart.

"Yes, I will."

The two of them left the small courtyard.

Fu Mingxue had already straddled the bicycle.

Balancing with one foot on the ground, she called out to Qin Wenying, "Hop on."

Qin Wenying raised an eyebrow. "So this is the bicycle that kid Wenshu is always raving about? He said you modified one yourself."

"Heh, just a little trick. It’s something I happen to know how to do. Quick, get on and give it a try."

"Alright." Qin Wenying sat down sideways on the back.

"Hold on tight, here I go." Fu Mingxue turned the handlebars, and the bicycle automatically moved forward a short distance.

"Tsk, no wonder that kid Wenshu has been clamoring for one. It’s actually pretty nice."

’A little slower than a motorcycle.’

’Too bad her hand was injured, or else she would have had to try riding it herself.’

"By the way, did you also make that tricycle in the courtyard?"

"Yep, it’s for my mom to ride. She can carry the two kids in the back."

Fu Mingxue’s words made Qin Wenying fall silent for a few seconds.

Then, she suddenly blurted out, "That kid Wenhao must have accumulated some great karma in his past life to get this lucky."

Fu Mingxue: ...?

Qin Wenying let out a long sigh. "It’s really unfair to you."

’If it were me, I wouldn’t get married.’

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