Han Yi disagreed, but the car had already arrived at the entrance of the residential area.
"Saozi, next time you come over to Big Brotherâs place, give us a call. Mom and I will come to visit you."
"Alright, Iâll call you when I come."
Han Yi hung the bike at the back of the car, greeted Shen Jie, the second aunt, and then went back.
Luckily, the second uncle sent a car to take them, and it started raining halfway through.
Originally thought to let the driver rest at home before leaving, but he was also eager to return. Fortunately, itâs not too far, and it took just half an hour by car.
After returning home, Han Yi didnât let Lin Wan do anything and directly asked her to lie down on the bed. He sat at the bedside and insisted on lifting Lin Wanâs clothes to see her belly.
Lin Wan was amused, "The doctor already said itâs just one month, probably as small as a pea."
"I just want to see him," said Han Yi, as he gently touched Lin Wanâs flat stomach. After a moment, he quickly covered Lin Wan, afraid she might catch a cold.
"Iâll send you back tomorrow afternoon. Otherwise, maybe donât go to school for these three months, I can stay with you here."
"These few months, the teacher is covering important material, canât be absent for too long. Itâs alright, many classmates are pregnant, and if itâs nothing serious, they all attend class as usual. Su Ling is also pregnant, her husbandâs family spoils her, and she still goes to class."
"They are them, I canât bear my wife to suffer that." Mainly because others have men to pick them up, and he feels bad not being by Lin Wanâs side.
"I wonât go if itâs windy or snowy, donât worry," Lin Wan quickly hugged him to comfort him, seeing Han Yi not particularly happy.
"Okay."
"What do you want to eat, Iâll make it for you."
"Grilled fish," Lin Wan blinked her eyes, seeming to want to get up, quickly pulling him back, and burst into a laugh, "Just kidding, itâs still early, why donât you nap with me for a while?"
"Alright," Han Yi checked the time, got up to close the door, took off his outer clothes, and got onto the bed.
Lin Wan rested her head on his arm, hugging his waist, lifting her head to gaze into his eyes, "Honey, we have a baby now, are you happy?"
"Iâm happy, very happy." Han Yi looked down at Lin Wan with a gentle smile and sighed helplessly, "But Iâm also very worried."
Lin Wan didnât understand what Han Yi meant.
"Iâm not often by your side, how can I feel at ease with you alone?"
"Families like ours are better off than your comrades. Youâre stationed close in your hometownâs military area. I come and go easily, can run my own business in the city; my mom lives nearby. Nothing to worry about. Even without you here, I can take care of myself, Grandma and my mom wonât leave me unattended."
"Youâre right, I overthought. Iâll try to find time to come back to see you more often."
"Okay." Relieving Han Yiâs worries, Lin Wan fell asleep in Han Yiâs arms within minutes.
Han Yi quietly kept his side posture, gently patting Lin Wanâs back like soothing a child.
After twenty minutes or so, Han Yi cautiously withdrew his arm and carefully put on a raincoat from the wardrobe and changed to rubber boots to go out.
...
Lin Wan was awakened by a delicious smell of grilled fish. Still raining outside, she looked out the window. Lin Wan put on a jacket and went to the kitchen.
Found Han Yi sitting in the kitchenâs empty space, with a small iron enclosure filled with coal beside him, a fish skewered on an iron rod almost done roasting.