Reborn in the 1980s: Recapture My Devoted Husband-Chapter 139 - 138: Daily Life

Living another lifetime, many things have changed, and people change along with them.

As Lin Wan thought about it, her body suddenly flinched back, meeting the amused gaze from above. Lin Wan quickly wiped the smile off her face, feeling a bit bashful and annoyed.

"You’re up."

Han Yi was already dressed neatly, his features still sharp, yet he rarely smiled, and said softly with a smile, "Hurry and get up, breakfast is ready. It’s already past seven."

On the first day of the wedding, they woke up late, and from the sounds of it, it seemed he was the one who made breakfast. Lin Wan felt a bit embarrassed, nodded with her head down, hummed, and quickly pulled up the quilt to shield herself, signaling Han Yi to leave first.

Han Yi knew she was shy and didn’t insist, he turned and went out.

Once Han Yi left, Lin Wan hurriedly changed into a pair of soft cotton light blue overalls, paired with a white mid-sleeve ruffled collar gauze top and white sneakers.

In the previous life, at this time, she wore what Han Yi bought for her at the department store before their wedding. At that time, she specifically chose expensive ones because she thought Han Yi was wealthy. Since it was their wedding, she believed that she shouldn’t be stingy on the groom’s side before marriage, spending where it was necessary, so the groom’s family wouldn’t look down on them.

In fact, before the wedding, Han Yi only took her shopping once, but that time probably cost him three months’ salary.

Sigh... thinking back to that time, Lin Wan sighed in regret, feeling that she was really foolish back then, always making a joke of things.

She didn’t even know if Han Yi thought she was vain, spending so much money, and yet he never actively stopped her. Han Yi was also a fool.

Han Yi originally came to call her to get up. Summer clothes are easy to wear, and when he didn’t see her come out after ten minutes, he decided to check on the situation.

Upon entering, he saw Lin Wan sitting on the bed daydreaming, slightly furrowing his brow, "What’s wrong?"

Only then did Lin Wan snap back to reality, and awkwardly find an excuse, laughing, "It’s nothing, I’m just a bit embarrassed."

Han Yi was stunned, as if realizing something, hurriedly held her hand and softly smiled, "No need to be nervous, Grandma won’t say anything. Come on, I’ll take you out."

Lin Wan bashfully nodded and hummed.

Just as they stepped out, Lin Wan lowered her head, quickly let go of Han Yi’s hand, grabbed the water, and rushed to the bathroom.

When she came out, Grandma’s eyes never left Lin Wan. Occasionally glancing at Han Yi and then at her, her half-closed eyes and the smile on her face never faded.

Lin Wan was so embarrassed that she kept her head down while eating, not daring to face Grandma. At such times, people stared blatantly, and newlyweds tend to be shy.

Lin Wan was no exception. Compared to the previous life, today’s situation was much better. In the previous life, Han Yi hurriedly left, leaving her to face the unfamiliar Grandma and family alone, feeling a bit restrained. After hastily eating the breakfast Grandma made, she immediately returned to school.

Thinking back now, what she did back then was really disappointing. Even for a wedding, if the groom wasn’t there, she shouldn’t have left the elders behind, without even a chance to get to know each other.

At that time, Grandma must have been very displeased. She felt ashamed for her past self, not knowing what she was thinking, making choices that broke hearts.