The wicked wife is pregnant again and again, and she takes her whole family flying with her spatial

From the classroom to the school gate, Yu Lian carefully observed her surroundings. She walked all the way to the bustling market about 200 meters from the school gate without encountering anyone causing trouble. She looked around in disbelief; there were indeed no suspicious children. Slowly, she felt reassured and began walking home, only He Lin, who was following behind, turned around.

Wandering through the streets and alleys, I finally came to a deserted alley, and soon reached a dead end. The alley was covered with withered leaves, and the air was filled with a damp, rotten smell.

"Oh, you've arrived. The children are all tied up now, which way do we go?"

"This is none of your business. You can leave now."

Having received their bribe, the group quickly left. The children, stuffed in sacks and bound with thick ropes, were unable to move and could only desperately cry for help. He Lin had never considered abusing children before, but this time he did. However, it was unacceptable for adults to bully children, so he called for a helper.

Having found the dirty place according to the address, Xiao Helin asked incredulously, "Is what you said true?"

"Why would I lie to you? I've blindfolded you, so hit them hard. They're bullying your future wife, why would I lie to you?"

He Lin, his face covered, urged Little He Lin to hurry up and do it. Little He Lin looked at the four children in front of him, who were whimpering wildly but were barely audible because their mouths were stuffed with something. He was caught in a dilemma—he was the older child, and it wasn't appropriate for an older child to hit younger children. Besides, why would he believe the words of someone pretending to be a ghost again and again?

"You can disbelieve me. But they bullied your wife today. When you grow up and regret it, you'll be furious."

"What nonsense are you talking about! Where would I get a wife? I'm still a student!"

Looking at his younger self, He Lin felt a sense of disappointment and frustration: "Hurry up and do it. If you have any doubts about what I say, then prove them wrong with your actions. The fact that you came at least shows that you are somewhat skeptical."

Xiao Helin panicked. Actually, he had come with a question today—a secret that only he knew. If he could answer this secret, then he would be considered amazing.

"Then let me ask you, what's the name of your favorite friend?"

"Xiao Bai," He Lin blurted out without hesitation.

Xiaobai is a cat, and Xiao Helin's favorite friend isn't a person, but a cat. No one knows this, and he's never mentioned it to anyone, much less written it down like he would with his sister. No one else could possibly know, not even his family—how could an outsider know?

"I believe you. But what you said about me... I..."

"Your wife is the real deal, no kidding. But I can't tell you who she is today. Remember, whoever marries you is your wife, and you must treat her well, no matter who you are..."

Xiao Helin nodded blankly, but turned around without any mercy, striking swiftly and decisively. Before long, all four children's faces were swollen.

"If you dare to bully people again, I'll throw you into the river to feed the fish."

Unable to see, they could only rely on their hearing. Even though they hadn't been hit, they had already made a mental note—they would never dare to provoke Yu Lian again. Their minds were filled with fear; one of them even wet himself in terror. They were too scared to speak, only able to shake their heads frantically.

"Good job, go back now, we don't need you here anymore."

He Lin turned to look at the person behind him: "Why aren't you leaving?"

"One last question." After receiving his nod, Xiao Helin asked uncertainly, "What's your name?"

"Nameless and faceless, wandering outside this world. What do you say my name is?"

"ghost!"

He Lin chuckled at himself: "Not exactly smart, so how come I've been a smart person my whole life? Alright, if we don't go back soon, the ghosts will eat people tonight. See you again sometime."

He Lin picked up the four children and left them near their homes. It had only been an hour since school let out, and the parents hadn't even realized their children were missing—these kids were naturally playful. Leaving them near their homes, passersby quickly noticed. If they weren't neighbors, they might not have been able to recognize whose child, whose face was swollen like a monkey's bottom, was just by their general appearance and build.

On his way back, He Lin suddenly had a bad feeling—he was afraid that he would leave inexplicably again like last time. So he turned around and went to find Xiao He Lin again.

"Give me some money to spend."

Xiao Helin's astonished gaze swept over him: "With your abilities, how could you be broke?"

"Little brat, you have a problem with me spending my own money? Hurry up and give me some, and in exchange, I'll tell you whatever you want to know."

However, this time He Lin shook his head—he didn't want to know anything else. His only curiosity was about the person the adult had mentioned, saying she was his destined wife. This raised many questions for him, but he was too embarrassed to press for details. He Lin saw through his thoughts: "Since you've already given me money, give me more, and I'll tell you everything about your wife."

Immediately, Xiao Helin gave all the cash and tickets he had hidden away, as well as anything else he could find in his house, to the adult in front of him.

"I've given you everything. My family isn't home. You need to leave now, or they'll think you're a swindler who cheats children out of their money."

He Lin nodded in agreement: "Indeed. Your wife is the most beautiful, gentlest, most understanding, smartest, and most..." in the world.

"Stop!" For the first time, Xiao Helin felt a surge of doubt. "Are you kidding me? Is she an angel or a fairy? I may be a child, but I'm not easily fooled!"

He Lin rolled his eyes at him, inwardly grumbling for a moment, but there was no way he could explain it to a child: "Fine, I'll put it bluntly—no amount of praise is too much for my wife!"

Xiao Helin was completely dumbfounded: "Weren't we talking about my future wife? How did this turn into your wife? You look like a homeless person, not someone with a wife. Have you been eating too much swill and are having hallucinations?"

He Lin was almost driven mad with anger. He finally realized how sharp his tongue had been, and no wonder people talked about him behind his back—he felt completely relieved at that moment.

"Okay, believe it or not. But remember, no matter what the reason is after you get married, you must treat your wife well. Because you two are a match made in heaven, destined to be attracted to each other!"

Hearing this, Xiao Helin felt like he had been listening to a bunch of nonsense, but when he thought about the answer he had given, he found it hard to convince himself that he was a liar: "You've said so much, why don't you tell me her name and where she lives? I need to see for myself to know if what you're saying is true or false."

He Lin also wanted to say that even if he said it, the other person wouldn't hear it—it would just be erased.

"Heavenly secrets must not be revealed."

With the large sum of money he had obtained from the robbery, He Lin quickly arranged the money and receipts. After some disguise, he signed the sender's address as the unit where his father-in-law had served, leaving no other written record. At least for a long time to come, they wouldn't have to worry about food and clothing.

A day later, when He Lin saw the envelope and money order handed to Yu Lian and her mother, he encountered the same thing as before—his consciousness gradually began to fade. However, this time he passed away more peacefully than before, because in the correct timeline, he helped Yu Lian and even told his younger self to treat his wife well.

Little did he know that after he disappeared, Xiao Helin was walking along the riverbank when he was inexplicably blown into the icy river water by a strange gust of wind.