Reborn in the Eighties as a Housewife with a Space

7 Chapter 7: Bai Jing’s Hatred, Why Don’t You Die
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At first, knowing Chu Molin couldn’t marry Su Yun made Bai Jing so happy she felt like jumping for joy.

However, when she later found out that Chu Molin couldn’t marry Su Yun because he was going to marry Qin Xue, a shameless woman, it made Bai Jing so angry she nearly died of rage.

She wouldn’t dare to fight against Su Yun who had a strong family background, but why should Qin Xue benefit?

So, when Qin Xue arrived at the family quarter, she started looking for opportunities to get close to her.

Bai Jing slowly managed to bond with the clueless Qin Xue, even giving her lots of suggestions.

That made Chu Molin dislike Qin Xue more and more. And it was thanks to Bai Jing that Qin Xue became infamous in the family quarter in such a short time, always for the wrong reasons.

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Eventually, Chu Molin and the others went out on a mission. Su Yun then found Bai Jing and asked her to lure Qin Xue out, threatening Bai Jing to comply.

Bai Jing, eager to take advantage of Su Yun’s intentions to deal with Qin Xue without implicating herself, figured that if anything went wrong, Su Yun would take the fall, right?

After one training session, she lured Qin Xue out. And while waiting for Su Yun, Qin Xue kept dry heaving. After asking her, Bai Jing concluded that Qin Xue was pregnant, but the foolish Qin Xue thought she was sick.

Not knowing she was pregnant, when Su Yun arrived, Bai Jing told her: “I’ve lured Qin Xue out. She is over there, I don’t know if she’s sick or what?

“She’s been vomiting everything she eats, even dry heaving just now, and she won’t go to the hospital for check-up or medicine. Anyway, I’ll let you two talk, I’m leaving first.”

Hearing this, Su Yun was upset. Chu Molin was supposed to be hers. She had waited for so many years, put in so much effort, and they were soon about to get married.

Not only had Qin Xue stolen him from her, but now she was pregnant with Chu Molin’s child as well, causing Su Yun great pain.

After seeing Bai Jing depart, Su Yun angrily confronted Qin Xue and demanded she abort the child.

Qin Xue thought she was sick at first, but when she heard from Su Yun that she was pregnant and should abort, Qin Xue firmly declined.

Chu Molin had been tricked by her from the start, and she knew that ever since they slept together, even after they got married and Chu Molin went out on a mission, he never touched her again. Although she was naive, she knew she couldn’t abort this child.

As a result, no matter what, Qin Xue refused. This led to a bitter argument with Su Yun. Already resentful of Qin Xue, Su Yun was more infuriated when Qin Xue refused to abort and they ended up in a bitter fight.

In the scuffle that ensued, Su Yun pushed Qin Xue, who accidentally fell and hit the back of her head on a sharp stone, causing a lot of bleeding.

Seeing such a scene, Su Yun panicked and ran away.

As for Bai Jing, she returned after Su Yun left to confront Qin Xue and sneakily watched their argument from behind a large tree. Seeing Su Yun push Qin Xue, and watching her bleed heavily and Su Yun running away afterwards, Bai Jing also got scared and left.

Poor Qin Xue died after hitting her head on the stone and her body became host to a new soul.

Due to massive blood loss, she fainted, and remained unconscious when she was rushed to the hospital. The doctors thought she would be in a vegetative state, but she woke up after a few days of coma.

Bai Jing originally thought Qin Xue had died, but later, upon hearing no news of her death and finding out not only was Qin Xue alive but had been discharged from the hospital, she became more jealous.

Bai Jing was extremely jealous of Qin Xue. Despite her massive blood loss and prolonged unconsciousness, how come Qin Xue didn’t die, and how come the child remained unharmed? Why couldn’t that damned Qin Xue just die?

If Qin Xue could know Bai Jing’s thoughts, she would laugh at her. Qin Xue was indeed dead, thoroughly dead; how else would she have ended up here?