Quick Wear Female Match She is Rich Enough to Rival a Country

Chapter 591 Sister Is The Female Supporting Woman You Can’t Get (39)

In March of the next year, warblers fly and grass grows.

Lian Qiao received a call from the old man, and hurriedly took a taxi back to the old house.

On the way, her chest felt a little tight.

When they met, the first thing the old man said to her was: "Qiaoqiao, grandpa won't take the medicine you gave grandpa."

"Grandpa, you..."

The old man greeted Lian Qiao to sit down, and said, "Grandpa is not stupid. Every time I drink the soup made from those medicinal materials, I feel comfortable in my body. It is said to be recuperating, but why does Grandpa feel like he is continuing his life?"

When he said this, there was still a smile in his eyes.

Lian Qiao didn't know what to say, because the medicines given by the system did have the effect of prolonging life.

"Qiaoqiao, grandpa has lived enough, so he won't eat these."

Now that the relationship between He Kui and Lian Qiao is stable, he has nothing to worry about.

Lian Qiao's heart skipped a beat, she hesitated for a while, and finally said, "Grandpa, don't you want to see He Kui again? Not only He Kui, but also your unborn great-grandson..."

I haven't gone to the hospital for an examination yet, but what the system says is always right.

The old man's eyes darkened slightly, and after an unknown amount of time, he smiled with relief. "Don't wait, seeing the birth of a child is just that. Besides, I can't help you much. I was worried that Xiaokui would not be able to bear it after I left. Now it's just right, he has you and a child, Grandpa I feel more at ease."

This was the old man's own decision, and the reason why he told Lian Qiao was entirely because the Chinese herbal medicines were given by Lian Qiao.

Birth, old age, sickness and death are hurdles that no one can overcome, and the old man doesn't want to hang around with those medicinal materials anymore.

After stopping the medicine, there was not much change at the beginning, but as the days passed, it was weakening visible to the naked eye.

Although He Kui had already made mental preparations, the old man's movements gradually became inconvenient, until he needed to stay in bed, and finally his mind was not clear.

From that moment, He Kui knew that the old man in front of him was really old, the glorious years in the army were over, and no one could escape the erosion of time.

The old man was very peaceful when he left, and he didn't seem to be in any pain.

At that time, Lian Qiao was already five months pregnant. When He Kui was standing in front of the old man's bed, she held his hand.

From now on, He Kui really only has her and the child.

A frame of images flashed through He Kui's mind like a movie. When he was sick, the old man took care of him non-stop, and when he was in trouble, the old man took the cane to clean him up.Later, when he grew up, if he wasn't extremely angry, the old man would usually not do anything.

Because... I can't beat it.

When not doing anything, the old man's nagging is both annoying and heart-warming.

Only when being nagged and under the same roof as the old man can He Kui feel depended on.

When the old man was buried, apart from some people from the army, only He Kui and Lian Qiao were left.One more is the unborn baby in the womb.

It stands to reason that pregnant women should not appear at funerals, so as not to fluctuate their emotions and affect the health of the fetus.He Kui also had such concerns, but Lian Qiao insisted: "Don't worry, I have my sense of proportion."

It was a gloomy day, but it didn't rain.He Kui held Lian Qiao's hand, her gaze fell on the tombstone. "Grandpa told me before he was alive that if he leaves one day, he must be buried with grandma. He also said that he is happy because there is no one he loves the most in the world, and he can see him after he dies."

He Kui's first impression of love comes from his grandparents.

As the old man said, always be honest and always loyal.

Honest in life and loyal in death.

……

(End of this chapter)