Rebirth: He refused to Divorce Again

Chapter 2001: Chapter 1999: The Year 1992

Second Uncle Qin and Second Aunt Qin truly pampered their grandson, so if you do that, these two will surely go crazy.

Gu Qiaoqiao didn’t say anything, she had long thought of this, and Qin Yize understood even better, so Qin Yize directly rejected it.

"Grandpa, don’t worry, they’re just gossiping behind our backs now. If they come looking for me, I know how to handle them," Qin Yize said calmly.

Grandpa Qin sighed resentfully, deciding not to bother with the second household anymore, and then visited the third household, which was slightly better, though the third son’s wife was always arrogant.

She never got along with the second son’s wife, but she had a good relationship with Shen Manru, which was normal. However, Grandpa Qin felt that the third son’s family was quite cold and distant. After much thought, he felt the eldest son’s family was currently the best.

Fortunately, Qin Yize was at the helm of the Qin Family now, and the third son had his own future. He was a smart person, knowing that with the Qin Group as his backing, his path would be increasingly smooth.

Grandpa Qin no longer wanted to worry about these things.

There are three children in the third generation: Xiao Bao, Xiao Bei, and Dongdong.

When he saw these three children, he was most excited. Strangely, after seeing them, especially Xiao Bao, he felt completely relieved.

Although it was peculiar, he just knew that Xiao Bao’s eyes held a magical power.

It seemed they could cleanse some of the negative vibes from him.

Although this child didn’t see him, he must have sensed him, because he conveyed this feeling to Qiaoqiao.

Grandpa Qin knew that this was a child who inherited the special abilities of the Gu Family.

He felt both proud and fulfilled.

Up to this point, Grandpa Qin was completely at ease, truly letting go. This is how the world works, the cycle of life and death continues endlessly, like the blooming and withering of flowers, the alternation of spring, summer, autumn, and winter.

Everything is normal, and he shouldn’t linger any longer.

After casting the Reincarnation Curse, Grandpa Qin transformed into a faint golden dot of light and disappeared into the air.

Although Qin Yize appeared calm, he still carried a touch of sorrow and melancholy deep inside, but he suppressed these emotions well.

Then he watched as the sun rose slowly in the east.

And this also heralded the start of a new day; the past will eventually pass, but life must go on.

Although for Old Grand Master Qin, Grandma Qin, and Qin Xuan, emotionally they couldn’t accept it, rationally they had to, unable to do anything to impede Grandpa Qin’s departure.

If you’re not directly involved, you can never fully empathize; Gu Qiaoqiao clearly understood this. Yet, even knowing, one must do what needs to be done, otherwise, it benefits no one.

It’s now the year 1992, entering the second year of the nineties. The developments in Huaxia Country are quite different from the previous life. It must be said that the change stirred by a fluttering butterfly’s wings is indeed immeasurable.

Qin Xiaoyu and Gu Qianqian are both third-year college students, and by fall they’ll be in their fourth year.

Entering the fourth year means starting internships and job hunts.

Currently, the state still allocates jobs, but many wish to venture out on their own.

Qin Xiaoyu and their circle are just like this.

Gu Qiaoqiao hasn’t seen Qin Xiaoyu for several months, nor has she seen her brother and sister. Her sister, abroad, can call often, but Zishu’s school is under military management, offering few chances to call.

Now Zishu is fully immersed in studying and training. His ambition is to train in Border City after graduation, then progress step by step.

Zishu’s school is in the Yanjiao area, requiring a two-hour drive to get there.

Coincidentally, it’s Saturday soon, and it’s nearing the New Year. During Zishu’s last call, he mentioned not returning for New Year because he was going to Border City for training, so Gu Qiaoqiao took her parents to visit him.

Lately, they’ve been less busy.

Additionally, Grandma Qin hasn’t truly moved past Grandpa Qin’s issue emotionally. Gu Qiaoqiao feels complicated but unsure how to comfort her, like the saying goes, she is not directly involved and thus can’t know what Grandma Qin is thinking deep down.

To Grandma Qin, she won’t express her true thoughts to avoid troubling her children and grandchildren.

But recently, Grandma Qin has noticeably lost weight.

And seems to lack energy for anything.

So Qin Yize and Qin Yishan, the two brothers, took Grandma Qin to stroll around Imperial Capital City.

For Grandma Qin, this was actually a novel experience.

Both grandsons were by her side, just like when they were little. They visited places Grandma Qin used to take them to play, even if it was winter, there are winter activities to enjoy.

However, Gu Qiaoqiao and Liu Qiqi didn’t accompany them, both having children; that’s one reason. Another is simply giving them space. Not that Grandma Qin wasn’t close to them, but for her to be with her grandsons, to forget about Grandpa Qin quickly, because life goes on, she still has a son and grandsons beside her.

Even the little great-grandson is already running around.

There’s no point clinging to the past anymore.

This method really worked well.

Qin Yize and Qin Yishan haven’t gone to work these days, just taking Grandma Qin on shopping trips to relax.

Meanwhile, Gu Qiaoqiao took Xiao Bao, Xiao Bei, and Gu Tianfeng, Lian Yuhong to visit Gu Zishu’s school.

Gu Zishu was extremely happy when he saw the family visiting.

Gu Qiaoqiao looked at Gu Zishu, and pride shone in her eyes.

Her tall and handsome brother, with sharp brows and bright eyes, stood straight as a Green Pine.

Moreover, he was strong, able to carry Xiao Bao and Xiao Bei on his shoulders and run a few laps around the field.

The two children were actually unfamiliar with their uncle, having only seen him a few times since birth. But perhaps this is the power of blood relations; once familiar, these two clung to their uncle persistently. After all, only Gu Zishu among the family could accompany them in wild play.

Gu Tianfeng and Lian Yuhong saw their son robust, sunny, handsome, performing excellently in school. Although somewhat reluctant about him going to Border City for training, they understood their child has grown and must have his own ideas, not becoming sparrows sheltering under the eaves but soaring eagles in the open sky.

That’s what being descendants of the Gu Family means.

They stayed there until afternoon, having lunch at the cafeteria as Gu Zishu’s classmates curiously and warmly greeted Gu Qiaoqiao and her family.