Zongling Biography

Chapter 19 Illness
Although Sijiu has lived in the old lady's yard since she was one year old, she will come to see Zhuhua from time to time, and the relationship between mother and daughter is also very good.

She just had an inexplicable fear of this room, but not of Zhuhua. She was still young when that incident happened, and she almost didn't remember how ruthless her favorite aunt had been to her.

For so many years, in the eyes of Sijiu, father and mother are always so close to each other. Father will follow A Niang's wishes in everything, and A Niang and father talk softly. In her eyes, this pair of Bi people It's that kind of love.

A Niang has never cried so heartbroken like today, she ran over in a hurry, grabbed Zhuhua's clothes with her small hand, and asked tentatively: "A Niang, why are you crying?"

Seeing her coming, Zhuhua quickly wiped away the tears on her face, and hurriedly stuffed the paper back into her pocket, "It's all right, Auntie is all right."

Zhuhua suppressed her emotions, not wanting Sijiu to see her lose her composure.

But Naihe's eye sockets were sore, his eyes were blurred, big tears came out of his eyes, and his body couldn't stop shaking.

Sijiu wiped away the teardrops on Zhuhua's face with his hands in distress, and his eyes turned red, "Don't cry, Auntie, if you have any unhappy things, you can tell me, and I will help you share."

Seeing her daughter who was eager to comfort her, Zhuhua felt even more uncomfortable. She reached out to hug her and put her on her lap, "A message came from home that your grandma is ill, and Auntie is also worried about her, nothing else."

grandmother……

This term is unfamiliar to Sijiu.

She has never seen the so-called grandparents since she was born. She knows the seniority relationship in her heart. They are A Niang's parents, but they have never seen A Niang in the future, and A Niang never took her back to visit them. Specifically She didn't know what caused this strangeness.

Sijiu coaxed Zhuhua and said, "Aniang, I can accompany you to see grandma, don't be sad!"

Seeing her daughter's flattering eyes, Zhuhua couldn't help stretching out her arms to hold her tightly in her arms, "Good boy, you're really a good boy, Auntie."

Sijiu returned to the old lady's yard and went to ask grandma for instructions. After hearing this, the old lady frowned and confirmed, "You said your grandma was sick?"

Sijiu nodded vigorously, "Yes, Auntie is crying very sadly, I want to go see grandma with her."

The old lady sighed softly, and looked at Aunt Chunman, "I haven't been home for so many years, where did the letter come from?"

Aunt Chunman rolled her eyes, lowered her head and replied, "Can I check?"

The old lady thought for a while, then stretched out her hand to stop, "Forget it! Sijiu has never met the people there, and I happened to know each other when I went there this time. If they want to go back, they can go back and have a look!"

Every time grandpa and grandma were mentioned, grandma was not in a good mood, and Sijiu felt a little uneasy, wondering if they would love her like grandma.

Being able to go out of the mountains is simply the thing she yearns for the most. The child always shows great curiosity about new people and things.

Aunt Chunman finds a bag to organize Sijiu's clothes, and the dumb girl will accompany her there. Sijiu is worried about coming east and insists on taking the blessed fox with her.

The night before leaving, Sijiu almost lay on the bed and tossed and turned without much sleep. She was so happy in her heart that she wished the cat would laugh out loud under the quilt. She fantasized about going back to her hometown with A Niang this time, It must be very happy...

(End of this chapter)