sovbooks Chapter 1777 They're in the way.
Chapter 1777 They're in the way.
Chapter 1777 They're in the way.
Fu Yancheng returned just in time for dinner.
Gu Xiaomi is still experiencing morning sickness, so she and her husband didn't eat with everyone.
At the dinner table, Fu Yancheng said, "After I take you to school to register tomorrow, we'll go to the daycare center together to take a look. If you're satisfied, I'll find someone to handle the formalities."
Chu Xue was delighted: "If I had known you had connections, I wouldn't have been in such a hurry. You made me worry for nothing."
Fu Yancheng quickly reassured him, "It's my fault. I was going to tell you, but I got busy and forgot."
Chu Xue asked curiously, "Who are you looking for?"
Fu Yancheng didn't hide anything from her: "The nurseries and kindergartens in this area only accept the children of employees of their own units. Of course, there are exceptions; there are always those with connections."
The person I contacted this time was one of my grandfather's former subordinates. He's now a deputy at the Chinese Academy of Sciences. Leaders like him always have some openings available, but since our family needs three openings, he didn't have enough, so he helped me find another one.
Upon hearing this, Chu Xue said, "We can't let them work for nothing. I'll prepare some gifts and we'll go visit them tomorrow. This really couldn't have been done without them."
Fu Yancheng thought for a moment and said, "Okay, but it's better to go over at night. He might not be home during the day."
The first snow naturally had no objections.
In the evening, Fu Yancheng wanted to rest early with his wife, so he said to the triplets, "Go wash up quickly. Tomorrow you will have to go to school on time, just like your mother and Wenbin, so you need to go to bed early tonight."
The three little ones were obedient; he took his two sons to wash, while Chuxue took her daughter to wash.
After the three little ones changed their clothes, they refused to go back to their own room and insisted on sleeping with their mother.
Fu Yancheng tried everything he could to persuade the person to leave, but to no avail, and had no choice but to compromise.
First Snow told three short stories before the three little ones finally fell asleep.
Seeing that they were all fast asleep, Fu Yancheng reached out and picked up Fu Bao, who was closest to him. Chu Xue looked up at him and asked, "What are you doing?"
Fu Yancheng's lips curled up: "Of course we should send them back to their own rooms to sleep. Otherwise, it will be too crowded for us to get a good rest. You have to go to school tomorrow."
He spoke with a straight face, but the smile on his lips betrayed his true thoughts.
Chu Xue rolled her eyes at him.
After sending the three little ones back to their room, Fu Yancheng returned and quickly closed the door and got into bed: "Wife, did you miss me?"
Chu Xue slapped his outstretched arm in an annoyed tone: "What kind of father are you?"
Fu Yancheng didn't answer, but instead hugged his wife tightly: "They're in the way here."
Chu Xue was about to retort when her mouth was covered: "Wife, I really can't get used to it since you left. I don't dare to go home to stay every day, because I can't sleep if I don't miss you."
Chu Xue knew this wasn't just sweet talk; she suspected he was genuinely uncomfortable with it: "Then what should we do?"
As Fu Yancheng groped Chu Xue, he whispered in her ear, "Wife, how about you go back every weekend?"
Chu Xue was a little reluctant: "It's not just me alone. It's too much trouble to bring the children back and forth."
Fu Yancheng, panting heavily, said, "I'll come pick you up whenever I have time, and then bring you back on Monday morning."
Chu Xue was surprised that the man would say that: "Then aren't you too tired?"
Fu Yancheng pleaded, "I'm not afraid of being tired or bothered. Just agree."
(End of this chapter)