Guide to tame my villainous husbands novel Chapter 1415

"Are you looking for a beating?" Wen Gui picked up the pillow on the bed and hurled it at Mo Yan. He was worried sick because of Mo Xifeng's actions, and his wife, instead of comforting him, was making fun of him.

Hearing his complaints, Mo Yan pursed her lips and comforted her husband with a soft smile on her lips. She said to him, "I know that you are angry, but you also need to understand that the children are now grown up; you cannot ask them to stay at home and keep them under your wings."

"I can!" Wen Gui stubbornly insisted. Though he didn't give birth to Mo Xifeng, he had obviously watched her grow up in front of him. Now that he was told that she was going to be sent to the battlefield, how could he not be filled with worry and nervousness?

Mo Yan knew that her husband was speaking out of worry. She held him in her arms and then said to him, "Don't worry too much; I assure you that my daughter and I will come back safely."

"Who is worried!?" Wen Gui turned and glared at his wife. However, two seconds later, he burst into tears. Of course, he was worried. The battlefield was not a playground where one could go and return at will. Once these two entered the battlefield, the chances of them returning safe and sound would be closer to nil.

When he thought about such possibilities, his heart couldn't help but shudder with fright. His heart, lungs and spleen were filled with raw terror. He thought that his wife was going to the battlefield, which was bad enough, but now Mo Xifeng, whom he now considered his daughter, was going too.

How could he not feel unstable?

Mo Yan also didn't make fun of him because she understood what was going inside the head of her husband. She smiled and hugged him. With a soothing voice, she said to the mer, "I know that you are worried, and I also know that you are terrified that you will lose us, but Ah Gui— do you really think that we will lose our lives so easily?"

"And if I were not confident, do you think I would have agreed to lead this war?"

She comforted him while speaking in a soft voice, "Xifeng had been training for so long, and I assure you that she is ready. Unless something goes very wrong, I think the two of us will be fine."

Wen Gui knew that his wife was indeed correct. If Mo Yan couldn't win this war, then no one would be able to win it. But even if his mind knew the truth, how was he supposed to convince his heart? He was a husband and he was also a father; how was he supposed to let the two most important women in his life lead the war?

However, he also knew that he had no other choice.

As the husband of a general, there was nothing else that he could do other than wish his wife a safe journey and return. Wen Gui felt as if his heart and mind were at war with one another. His heart wanted to keep his wife and Mo Xifeng at home, but his mind knew that he needed to let the two of them go.

He sighed and then nodded.

Seeing that the mer had calmed down, Mo Yan heaved a sigh of relief. She said to him, "Let's go. Talk with Xifeng; I believe the two of you need to talk things through."

"What do you think you should be saying now?" Mo Qiang asked pointedly as she looked at the woman kneeling in front of the couch with her hands raised in the air.

Mo Xifeng pursed her lips. Though she knew that she was impulsive this time around, she didn't think that she was in the wrong. She stayed put, and even though she was punished for kneeling, Mo Xifeng didn't say that she was in the wrong or that her actions were unjust or unfair.

Seeing her like this, Mo Qiang sneered and walked over to where she was kneeling. She placed the bowl of chips on the top of Mo Xifeng's head and said to her, "You think that you didn't do anything wrong?"

"I didn't do anything wrong." Mo Xifeng still stubbornly persisted.

"Hah!" Mo Qiang scoffed. She poked Mo Xifeng on the forehead. She said to her and said, "Xifeng, I thought that you were smart, but it seems like you are nothing but a fool. The one thing that you did wrong was that you didn't care about what your family members would go through once they found out that you had joined the war."