"Let me help you." Chu Molin entered the room and saw his wife frowning as she rubbed her legs. He squatted in front of her, helping to massage them.
"You didn't go out?" Qin Xue hadn't seen him earlier and thought he'd gone out for something.
"No, I didn't." Chu Molin didn't have anything to attend to outside.
"I thought you went to investigate your grandmother's matters. Turns out you didn't." Qin Xue genuinely believed that because once he returned home, he had a glass of water, then vanished—she assumed he had gone to handle some business.
"I'm letting Chu Yi handle that." Chu Molin didn't intend to get involved himself.
"Well, alright then. Are you tired? Come with me into the magical space to rest." Qin Xue suggested to Chu Molin.
"Sure." Chu Molin wasn't busy at the moment. He had just checked in on the kids in another room; his brother-in-law was with them for their nap, so he didn't need to do anything, accompanying his wife sounded good.
