More and more people were coming to Kyoto to work.
Meng Yunhan was well-maintained; even though she was tormented by morning sickness due to her pregnancy, she looked like a woman in her twenties. Yun Hao, after shedding his military uniform, still retained his impressive aura, looking like a man in his thirties. The couple strolled down the street arm in arm, making them appear like a golden boy and a jade girl.
Entering the '90s, it became more common to see couples walking hand in hand down the street like them.
"Wife, is there anything you want to buy?" Yun Hao seldom accompanied Meng Yunhan shopping. First, he didn't have much time, and second, when Meng Yunhan went shopping, it was usually with Li Zihao and others.
"I don't need to buy anything."
She lacked nothing—food, clothes, housing, or utilities.
When the time came, and her belly grew bigger, all she'd need was to make two sets of maternity wear.
There was no need to buy anything else.
