At this moment, a person suddenly walked over to them. With a low magnetic voice, he called out “Grandma” affectionately.
Grandma Liu could read his lips and when she clearly saw who this person was, she was surprised.
Yi Juncheng bent down and gave Grandma Liu a gentle hug.
Grandma Liu didn’t expect to see Yi Juncheng here and she was instantly surprised and delighted.
When she saw the child in Bailuan Village, he was brought home by Sheng Yang. At first glance, she knew he wasn’t an ordinary person.
This child was cold-tempered and unapproachable, similar to Yangyang, but she could tell he wasn’t a bad person.
So she didn’t say anything, cooked him meals, and kept him at home for some time.
At first, the child was very silent and didn’t even say “thank you”, but Grandma Liu could see the changes in his eyes. He had a clear-cut stance on what he loved and hated and knew better than most people how to repay a favor.
Kang Weizhen said in amazement in sign language, “So you know Yi Juncheng too?”
Grandma Liu replied with a smile, “This child is good-looking and has a good heart.”
Sheng Yang turned. You think that because you haven’t seen his other side.
Sheng Yang wondered why Yi Juncheng could pretend to be so kind to her family every time, and no one even realized he was pretending.
As soon as Yi Juncheng arrived, Sheng Yuxi, the little poor boy, felt a little depressed. Although Yi Juncheng was his good friend, he seemed to succeed in taking his place and soaking up all Grandma Liu’s attention.
Sheng Yuxi was sad. Didn’t Grandma Liu, who brought up his younger sister, think he was as cute as his younger sister?
Fortunately, Yi Juncheng gave up the spot next to Grandma Liu soon after. Sheng Yuxi quickly took that place while Yi Juncheng walked side by side with Sheng Yang at the back.
“Do you know?” Yi Juncheng’s next words made Sheng Yang’s expression tense up. “For some time, Grandma didn’t feel very well.”
Sheng Yang pursed her lips. She knew that some old people looked very energetic on the surface and doctors couldn’t find any problems with their health, but only they themselves knew that they were going to die.
“At that time, you hadn’t found your biological parents. She was so worried about you, so she entrusted you to me.” With that, Yi Juncheng looked at Sheng Yang’s face and tried to find any changes in her expression, but as always, she remained deadpan.
“She doesn’t need to worry about me now because I have my family. I have parents and brothers,” Sheng Yang said lightly then looked at Grandma Liu, her eyes warm.
Yi Juncheng was stunned. So she thought Grandma Liu wanted him to be her “family” and not husband?
But after a moment, he laughed. A husband could also be regarded as family.
He gazed at her beside him. It seemed that if he wanted to catch up with her, he must have an extraordinarily strong heart that was evenly tempered and unshakable.
**
Grandfather Sheng had waited for a long time but still didn’t receive an invitation to that coming-of-age party from his eldest son and eldest daughter-in-law.
Although he knew what he had done was improper, he thought his eldest son would understand him.
At this moment, a person suddenly walked over to them. With a low magnetic voice, he called out “Grandma” affectionately.
Grandma Liu could read his lips and when she clearly saw who this person was, she was surprised.
Yi Juncheng bent down and gave Grandma Liu a gentle hug.
Grandma Liu didn’t expect to see Yi Juncheng here and she was instantly surprised and delighted.
When she saw the child in Bailuan Village, he was brought home by Sheng Yang. At first glance, she knew he wasn’t an ordinary person.
This child was cold-tempered and unapproachable, similar to Yangyang, but she could tell he wasn’t a bad person.
So she didn’t say anything, cooked him meals, and kept him at home for some time.
At first, the child was very silent and didn’t even say “thank you”, but Grandma Liu could see the changes in his eyes. He had a clear-cut stance on what he loved and hated and knew better than most people how to repay a favor.
Kang Weizhen said in amazement in sign language, “So you know Yi Juncheng too?”
Grandma Liu replied with a smile, “This child is good-looking and has a good heart.”
Sheng Yang turned. You think that because you haven’t seen his other side.
Sheng Yang wondered why Yi Juncheng could pretend to be so kind to her family every time, and no one even realized he was pretending.
As soon as Yi Juncheng arrived, Sheng Yuxi, the little poor boy, felt a little depressed. Although Yi Juncheng was his good friend, he seemed to succeed in taking his place and soaking up all Grandma Liu’s attention.
Sheng Yuxi was sad. Didn’t Grandma Liu, who brought up his younger sister, think he was as cute as his younger sister?
Fortunately, Yi Juncheng gave up the spot next to Grandma Liu soon after. Sheng Yuxi quickly took that place while Yi Juncheng walked side by side with Sheng Yang at the back.
“Do you know?” Yi Juncheng’s next words made Sheng Yang’s expression tense up. “For some time, Grandma didn’t feel very well.”
Sheng Yang pursed her lips. She knew that some old people looked very energetic on the surface and doctors couldn’t find any problems with their health, but only they themselves knew that they were going to die.
“At that time, you hadn’t found your biological parents. She was so worried about you, so she entrusted you to me.” With that, Yi Juncheng looked at Sheng Yang’s face and tried to find any changes in her expression, but as always, she remained deadpan.
“She doesn’t need to worry about me now because I have my family. I have parents and brothers,” Sheng Yang said lightly then looked at Grandma Liu, her eyes warm.
Yi Juncheng was stunned. So she thought Grandma Liu wanted him to be her “family” and not husband?
But after a moment, he laughed. A husband could also be regarded as family.
He gazed at her beside him. It seemed that if he wanted to catch up with her, he must have an extraordinarily strong heart that was evenly tempered and unshakable.
**
Grandfather Sheng had waited for a long time but still didn’t receive an invitation to that coming-of-age party from his eldest son and eldest daughter-in-law.
Although he knew what he had done was improper, he thought his eldest son would understand him.
