Rebirth: He refused to Divorce Again

Chapter 1998: Chapter 1996: What Else Is Unacceptable?

When he first started working, he was employed at a confidential unit, so he was extremely familiar with these procedures, rules, and principles, almost to the point of having them ingrained in his mind.

As Grandpa Qin finished his rounds, people in the canteen also gradually left, even as they walked away, none discussed work matters.

Grandpa Qin’s eyes held a hint of amusement, feeling more proud and appreciative of his eldest grandson.

After eating, Qin Yize drove Gu Qiaoqiao back to the Qin Family’s Courtyard; they wanted to bring Grandpa Qin home, but the Qin Family’s Courtyard was a special place.

There, the feng shui was unique, filled with an abundance of yang energy.

Moreover, Gu Junbai and Gu Qiaoqiao had set up a barrier here, combined with the long-time presence of Xiao Bai and White Wolf, the feng shui aura here had quietly transformed.

Therefore, spiritual bodies like Grandpa Qin couldn’t approach, just like Lin Qinghuan, whose spirit had dissipated, was only able to look dryly toward the Qin Family’s Courtyard from a mile away without being able to move forward, and this was why.

They also needed to inform Old Grand Master Qin and Grandma Qin first; regarding others, they would see the situation before proceeding. This wasn’t a small matter and had to be done gradually.

Thus, Grandpa Qin continued to stay in the Reed Garden, as it was the only place suitable for him to remain.

Meanwhile, Gu Qiaoqiao and Qin Yize had already driven into the Qin Family’s Courtyard. Since it was winter, Old Grand Master Qin didn’t go out much, occasionally meeting old friends for tea and chess, but recently his mood hadn’t been great, so he didn’t bother leaving the house.

Naturally, Old Grand Master Qin was at home.

Gu Qiaoqiao and Qin Yize went directly to Old Grand Master’s courtyard, where Gu Qiaoqiao noticed that his mood had improved significantly, as the family representation area had returned to normal; this should be related to rescuing Grandpa Qin.

Next, they should tell Grandpa Qin the real situation.

Gu Qiaoqiao believed that Old Grand Master Qin would be the fastest to accept the situation.

As she had analyzed, Old Grand Master Qin was initially shocked but soon accepted it.

Which was expected, given the presence of Qiaoqiao and Ah Ze, two extraordinary beings in the house, plus Xiao Bai and White Wolf, two spirit beasts, more so with a big figure like Gu Junbai by their side, what was there that couldn’t be accepted?

In fact, Old Grand Master Qin had secretly thought about it before, though he leaned towards early reincarnation, never expecting to drift in Lidu for ten years, wondering if there was any unresolved concern for him to remain. Old Grand Master Qin felt heartache.

Gu Qiaoqiao quickly said, "Great Grandfather, don’t be sad; such situations do exist, not only those with obsessions or grievances can retain their spiritual bodies; when Grandpa became a spiritual body, he forgot everything.

But now he remembers everything, and he’s happy knowing everyone is well, which sets his mind at ease. However, since he’s recovered his memories, he can’t linger in the mortal world for long, so I’m asking your opinion."

Old Grand Master Qin wiped his tears secretly; he believed living as long as he had was enough, truly hoping to trade his life for a few more years for his son, but now these are nothing but extravagant wishes.

Old Grand Master, long weathered, quickly calmed down, looked at Qin Yize, "Ah Ze, what’s your view?"

"Great Grandfather, Grandpa wants to see you and Grandma; he also wants to see my dad and uncles but worries he’ll frighten them."

"Your Grandma and I should be fine; your dad shouldn’t have an issue either, but your uncles might not handle it."

Gu Qiaoqiao and Qin Yize exchanged a glance, feeling Old Grand Master’s words were reasonable; indeed, it would be harder for the uncles to accept.

"Then we won’t let Grandpa appear, let him see that they are living well, and he should be relieved."

Old Grand Master Qin nodded, "Then let’s do that. When can I see... Yugang?"

The last words were spoken with difficulty, as he hadn’t mentioned the name for many years.

"Let’s choose tomorrow morning then."

Old Grand Master Qin was a bit surprised, "Qiaoqiao, can we see him during the day?"

"Yes, we can see him during the day; seeing him at night affects us somewhat."

"That’s for the best."

"Ah Ze, should I tell your Grandma, or should you?" Old Grand Master Qin asked.

"I’ll talk to Grandma; she’s here anyway. Then I’ll call my dad to come over tonight."

As for Shen Manru, we’ll leave her out for now; she doesn’t know much about these things, or maybe she doesn’t want to know, so seeing her ten-year-deceased father-in-law suddenly would likely frighten her.

After deciding the details, Qin Yize and Gu Qiaoqiao went to find Grandma Qin.

Grandma Qin, like Old Grand Master Qin, accepted it quickly, but she was overwhelmed with tears, feeling heartbroken.

She hadn’t expected her husband, after dying, would turn into a spiritual body, wandering around West City District without memory, not knowing how he’d survived all these years, too terrified to think, afraid she’d break down if she did.

She held Gu Qiaoqiao’s hand, choking, "Qiaoqiao, can I see him now?"

Not knowing is one thing, she shared Old Grand Master’s mindset: once gone, one begins life anew through reincarnation, but now knowing he drifted as a spiritual body, it made her unbearably sad.

So knowing his whereabouts eagerly led to a desire to see him.

However, being Grandma Qin herself, it wasn’t as easy as imagined; despite her seeming health, direct contact with a spiritual body posed dangers, even if Gu Qiaoqiao was beside her.

Moreover, the meeting place could only be the Reed Garden.

Other places weren’t suitable.

Yet a problem arose; despite the Reed Garden’s suitability in atmosphere and location, it lay within Qin Group’s premises, with some employees able to see the garden from the building.

Qin Yize and Gu Qiaoqiao spent the morning there, and as Qin family members gradually arrived, it would inevitably raise suspicions from others.

These suspicions were unnecessary for them.

To be candid, avoid temptations but fear accidental exposure.

If by chance, a skilled seer noticed and suspected something odd, unforeseen problems could arise.

Ideally, the meeting would occur at the Qin Family Old Residence.