The Peasant Wife Is a Lucky Charm Chapter 544: I See

Chapter 544: I See
Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
Hearing Qin Zhenzhen’s account, Su Bin felt a surge of excitement.
“Wife, so you already had a deep understanding of me at that time and firmly believed that I was not that kind of person.”
Qin Zhenzhen suppressed her laughter. “Yes, you’re the person I was contemplating ways to marry. I had to understand your character thoroughly.”
“I knew you wouldn’t involve yourself with prostitutes for money. I also recognized that, deep down, you’re genuinely reserved and composed…
Interrupting her, Su Bin said, “Well, that’s because I hadn’t discovered how wonderful you are. If I had known, I would have been more enthusiastic.”
“However, two people need a process of getting to know and love each other to reach the harmonious state we’re in now.”
Qin Zhenzhen clicked her tongue. “You’re becoming quite eloquent. I wonder how much honey you’ve coated your words with.”
“Would you like to find out?”
“Do you want to hear my secret or not?”
“Of course, I’m eager to hear it. Please continue.”
Despite the simplicity of the subsequent events, Su Bin preferred hearing the story directly from his wife.
Qin Zhenzhen clicked her tongue again before proceeding.
“But I still had my concerns.”
“I confided in my fourth brother, expressing that this matter seemed peculiar.”
“Logically, dream recollections are often fuzzy, but the details in your dream were remarkably vivid. You even remembered the prostitute’s name—Miss
Honglian. Moreover, you recalled the book—it was the Analects, with the name ‘Su Bin’ written on it.”
“I was just pondering, what if this is true?”
“It happened that we were heading to the county to discuss the sale of yam tablets with someone. At that moment, I decided that, whether true or not, we needed to delve deeper into the situation.”
“Upon uncovering the truth, Fourth Brother and I were utterly shocked.”
“There is indeed a courtesan in Yihong Courtyard named Honglian. There’s also a woman who, heartbroken and deceived by a man, tragically chose to end her own life.’
At this juncture, Su Bin couldn’t resist asking, “What were you thinking at that time?”
Teasingly, Qin Zhenzhen reached out to pinch his handsome face. “I was so furious. I initially believed you weren’t that kind of person, but it turned out to be true!”
Su Bin, not buying her act, grabbed Qin Zhenzhen’s hand. “You’re lying. You definitely didn’t think that at the time, or else you wouldn’t have come to my aid.”
“Back then, it was thanks to you and Fourth Brother. Otherwise, I wouldn’t even be aware that I was in danger.”
Qin Zhenzhen laughed. “I know I can’t deceive you. I just wanted to see your reaction. ”
She sensed a playful flirtation between her and Su Bin. Regardless of their actions, being with someone they loved was enjoyable. To others, it might seem mundane, but their hearts were filled with sweetness.
“I won’t delve into every detail that transpired afterward.”
“Many seemingly coincidental events were actually foreseen by Fourth Brother in his dreams. Favorable occurrences naturally unfolded, while unfavorable situations were averted.”
Su Bin transitioned from surprise to acceptance without hesitation, displaying an expression of understanding.
The world harbored many mystical phenomena, some of which were documented in the information Su Bin had access to. Initially skeptical, he believed the tales were concocted by revered monks, but now he found them to be undeniably true.
Su Bin’s mind drifted back to the time of the Cultivated Talent exam.
Unable to contain his curiosity, he inquired, “Did Fourth Brother foresee rescuing my Fourth Brother and Eldest Sister in his dream?”
Qin Zhenzhen shook her head. “Your fourth brother nearly faced humiliation at that time. It was purely by chance that we happened to come to his aid.”
“But when I intervened to help Eldest Sister, it was Fourth Brother who dreamt of it first. He envisioned Eldest Sister being unjustly accused by Wang Yizhi, who spontaneously wrote a divorce letter on the spot..”