Shen Yi knew Ye Wanwan so well that even though she hadn’t said a word, he understood exactly what she meant.
Although Ye Wanwan felt that Shen Yi didn’t seem to be sick, she was still worried and wanted to ask him clearly what was going on.
After being stared at by Ye Wanwan for a while, Shen Yi’s expression became slightly unnatural, but he hid it well and gently told Ye Wanwan, "I’m fine, don’t worry."
Seeing that Ye Wanwan was about to speak again, Shen Yi hurriedly said, "It’s getting late, let’s have dinner first."
Ye Wanwan watched Shen Yi’s hurried departure with a slight frown, feeling that at this moment, Shen Yi didn’t seem sick at all.
After dinner, as darkness fell outside and an autumn chill began to fill the night air of October, Ye Wanwan, who had just completed her postpartum confinement period, had better not catch a cold breeze.
So they didn’t go for a walk. While Ye Wanwan breastfed Chaochao, Shen Yi helped Zhouzhou with his homework for the day, then took him to bath.
Latter, Shen Yi switched to watching Chaochao while Ye Wanwan told Zhouzhou a bedtime story.
After all the fuss, it was almost ten o’clock. Ye Wanwan, looking at the already sleeping Chaochao, asked Shen Yi to carry Chaochao to the nanny.
When Shen Yi returned to the bedroom, Ye Wanwan hadn’t taken a bath yet; instead, she lay on the bed looking somewhat exhausted.
Upon hearing the door open, Ye Wanwan quickly sat up from the bed.
Seeing this, Shen Yi was somewhat helpless, "Why haven’t you taken a bath yet?"
"You still haven’t told me what happened at the hospital today. Didn’t you say you would tell me everything once we’re home?" Ye Wanwan looked at Shen Yi, waiting for his response.
Shen Yi also looked at Ye Wanwan. He remained silent, standing still for a few seconds before walking over to Ye Wanwan and sitting down beside her.
Ye Wanwan moved closer to Shen Yi, pressing her body against his, significantly reducing the distance between them. She put on a fierce expression and threatened fiercely, "Speak up!"
Shen Yi had never intended to keep it from Ye Wanwan; it’s just that while he was in the hospital, even in a quiet corner, it was still a public place, and he felt it wasn’t the right moment to speak.
And earlier downstairs, with Zhouzhou around and the servants present, it wasn’t the right time either, which was why he hadn’t told Ye Wanwan.
But now, in the bedroom with just the two of them, there were no reservations for Shen Yi. In fact, he felt a slight inclination to tease Ye Wanwan.
Leaning close to Ye Wanwan’s ear, Shen Yi whispered, "I had a minor surgery before, went for a check-up today."
Just as Ye Wanwan was scared out of her wits upon hearing the words "minor surgery," Shen Yi steadied her shoulders so she couldn’t pull away, and continued whispering in her ear, "It was just a vasectomy, nothing to do with feeling unwell."
"You..." Ye Wanwan’s eyes widened, and she was at a loss for words, not knowing what to say.
"So now you can relax, right?" Shen Yi said, with a hint of amusement in his voice.
Ye Wanwan pushed Shen Yi away and created some distance between them, her expression indescribable as she finally asked faintly, "When did this happen?"