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Not to mention Jiang Linwan was so shocked that she got goosebumps all over her body, the three Jiang brothers following behind were also shocked.

Jiang's father immediately took a few steps back: "Wanyun, we're all grown up now, there's no need to call each other so intimately."

Grandpa Jiang, with a stern face, said mercilessly, "Wanyun, you're already quite old, you should know to avoid suspicion between men and women."

Lu Wanyun was surprised that Grandpa Jiang spoke so bluntly, and her face turned bright red with embarrassment: "Grandpa Jiang, even though I've grown up, my friendship with Brother Jiang is still there."

Jiang's father: "We're all married now, not like when we were kids. Just tell me what's on your mind."

Sun Shuyao looked at her expectantly.

Lu Wanyun didn't hesitate. With such a long-standing relationship with Brother Jiang, she was sure he would agree if she asked: "Brother Jiang, Shuyao is my nephew's wife. She's also a talented girl who loves learning medicine."

"Could you take her as your apprentice?" she said with a proud look on her face.

Jiang's father: "No, our Jiang family no longer accepts apprentices."

Jiang Mingwen smiled sarcastically: "Sun Shuyao has a talent for medicine, but I'm afraid it's a talent for killing people."

Jiang Ming'an: "She already has a mentor, Researcher Su. Studying medicine requires a down-to-earth approach, not half-hearted dedication. It's already quite an achievement to master one medical skill."

Jiang Mingwen chimed in, "Exactly, aren't you worried about overburdening yourselves with so many masters?"

Lu Wanyun looked at Sun Shuyao in shock: "You have a master?"

Sun Shuyao didn't deny it and nodded.

Lu Wanyun glared at her angrily: "Why didn't you just say so if you have a master?"

Isn't this deliberately trying to upset Brother Jiang?

"Brother Jiang, I didn't know Shuyao had a master. She just wanted to learn from you guys."

Jiang's father didn't want to talk to her too much: "We're going to have lunch and take a nap now. Is there anything else?"

Lu Wanyun could easily tell that this was a way of telling her to leave. She glared at Sun Shuyao with a sinister look, then turned and stormed off.

"Since you had a master, why didn't you say so beforehand?"

Sun Shuyao's eyes were red: "I thought you knew everything."

She knows nothing. If she knew, she wouldn't have brought up the matter of becoming an apprentice. It's all that idiot's fault. Brother Jiang definitely doesn't like her anymore.

As soon as Lu Wanyun left, Jiang's mother looked at Jiang's father and said, "Come inside with me for a moment."

Jiang Linwan walked up to her second brother with a gossipy look on her face: "Dad and Aunt Lu didn't date before, did they?"

Jiang's mother happened to hear this, grabbed Jiang's father by the ear, and dragged him into the house.

Jiang's father glared anxiously at Jiang Ming'an and the others: "Don't talk nonsense. Your mother and I are each other's first love."

"How could a first love call someone so affectionately?" Jiang Linwan shuddered at the thought.

Jiang Ming'an also looked puzzled: "I really haven't heard Dad mention it."

But if it's not a relationship, why would they call each other so intimately?

Jiang Ersao had just finished cooking and put the meal on the table, and called Jiang Linwan to eat together.

Jiang Linwan shook her head: "I've already eaten at home, you guys eat."

My older brother and sister-in-law are getting married next week, so I came to see if there's anything I can help with.

If this were a wedding in the capital, the banquet would definitely be more extravagant, with plenty of good cigarettes and alcohol.

But given the current situation at home, it's not advisable to be too ostentatious.

In addition, given Tian Jingshu's family background, she and Jiang Mingchuan specifically instructed that the ceremony should be kept simple.

Grandpa Jiang: "There's nothing I can help with. Your older brother has already hired someone to cook. We can just set up a few tables and have a meal together."

Jiang Linwan: "Wouldn't this be too unfair to my sister-in-law?"

Grandpa Jiang: "When our family is finally able to go back, we'll hold a wedding banquet then."

Jiang Linwan checked the pictures and agreed that it was acceptable. However, she didn't want to make it too shabby, as she still had a lot of alcohol and cigarettes in her space, and it just so happened that Brother Qiyue wasn't there.

She was able to find a good excuse to use it.

"Okay, did your sister-in-law mention inviting her family?"

Grandpa Jiang shook his head.

Jiang Linwan said she was coming to help in the afternoon, but before she had even stayed in the yard for a short while, she fell asleep on the recliner.

While she was sleeping, Grandpa Jiang took her pulse. The entire Jiang family surrounded them, their eyes wide with surprise: "Dad, is it a boy or a girl?"

Grandpa Jiang: "The pulse at the cun position is strong and powerful, with abundant yang energy. To me, it looks like I have three sons."

Upon hearing this, Jiang's father became somewhat anxious: "None of your three children have a daughter?"

Grandpa Jiang asked him to take his pulse, but Jiang's father, disbelieving, stretched out his hand. After a while, his face turned worried.

"What's wrong, Dad? Let me see."

So Jiang Lao Er also touched her pulse, and found that his sister's pulse was exceptionally strong.

"How's Second Brother? It can't really be three boys, can it?" Jiang Mingwen asked anxiously.

I think so.

"Well, my brother-in-law will be heartbroken if he finds out," Jiang Mingwen said, feeling a little disappointed.

He also wants a niece just like his sister.

"Alas! We have no younger sister anymore." Jiang's grandsons also squatted on the ground and sighed.

When Jiang Linwan opened her eyes, she was startled to see more than a dozen people surrounding her. "Grandpa, Mom and Dad, Second Brother... What's wrong? What happened?"

"It's nothing, I was just thinking about how to decorate your room after you fell asleep," Jiang's mother said with a smile.

Grandpa Jiang and the others nodded.

Jiang Linwan really didn't believe it; why would so many people be needed to carry her into the house?

"What happened? Is something wrong with me?"

Fearing that her worries would harm her health, Jiang's father asked, "It's nothing, it's just that your grandfather and I are taking your pulse to see if the baby in your belly is a boy or a girl."

Jiang Linwan was genuinely curious: "Is it a boy or a girl?"

"Little sister, do you want a boy or a girl?" Jiang Erge asked.

Jiang Linwan was quite casual: "Boys and girls are the same, they're all my children anyway."

Seeing her so direct, Jiang Sange said, "We think you're carrying only sons."

"They're all sons!" Jiang Linwan had checked their pulses before and came to the same conclusion.

The thought of Qi Yue's daughter, whom he longed for but had none of, made her feel a little sad for him.

Grandpa Jiang nodded.

Jiang Linwan touched her belly: "A son is fine too, they're all my children anyway."

The Jiang family wanted a daughter, but Old Master Lu was determined to have a grandson.

He had three sons: one died on the battlefield, another was captured, and this was the only one left.

He had thought that the Lu family line was about to end, but unexpectedly, his third son's wife became pregnant.

With the Lu family struggling to produce offspring, he desperately hoped that Jiang Linwan would give birth to a son.

Jiang Linwan looked at Grandpa Jiang: "How confident are you in your pulse diagnosis?"

"Ninety percent."

Jiang Linwan was overjoyed: "Could you help me take my friend's pulse? She wants a son."

Grandpa Jiang nodded: "It's possible, but there's also a chance that it might be uncertain."

"That works too." It saves Guiying from overthinking at home.

Jiang Linwan went directly to the family compound with Grandpa Jiang and Jiang's second brother.

On the way, Jiang Mingwen joked, "When your brother-in-law comes back and finds out you're carrying a bunch of boys, he'll probably cry."

They were all boys. A figure not far away stumbled and almost fell to the ground.