Grandma Lin was still looking down at the photos, muttering the word "nannan" over and over again. Lin Qingyan quietly walked over, but she didn't notice.

Lin Qingyan got closer and then she could hear clearly what she was muttering.

It turns out that my mother-in-law really was looking for photos again. So who is this "nannan" she's talking about? Generally speaking, people only use this affectionate term when referring to younger relatives they are very close to.

So this little girl must be Grandma Lin's daughter, granddaughter, or great-granddaughter, otherwise Grandma Lin wouldn't cherish her so much, and still think about her even after losing her memory.

Could it be that Grandma Lin's daughter, granddaughter, or great-granddaughter has gone missing? Grandma Lin must have come out looking for her with their photo, but accidentally lost it.

My mother-in-law kept pacing around this spot; she must have left the photos here.

She didn't say anything, but silently walked to the riverbank and looked for photos with Grandma Lin.

"The photo, my photo. My little girl, I'm so sorry, I lost the photo, and I can't find you." Grandma Lin cried uncontrollably.

Lin Qingyan watched as her mother-in-law wept in anguish, and she herself seemed to feel the same way.

It turns out that Grandma Lin really was looking for her daughter.

She lost her mother at a young age, and her greatest desire is for a mother to be by her side as she grows up. Presumably, the daughter's longing for her mother is the same as the mother's longing for her daughter.

Grandma Lin was probably too anxious to find the photos and her daughter, so much so that she seemed not to see Lin Qingyan even when she appeared in front of her.

Lin Qingyan did not disturb her.

Suddenly she saw a small fish in the river. She immediately lay down on the bank, reached out, and quickly and nimbly grabbed the fish that was about to swim to the shore, holding it tightly in her hand.

She grinned at the fish and said, "Hehe, let's see where you can swim now. I've caught you."

For reasons unknown, she suddenly kissed the open, round fish mouth.

Lin Qingyan saw that she seemed to have been interrupted by the fish and instantly reverted to her previous crazy yet adorable self.

I wonder if, after these few short minutes, she still remembers what happened.

Lin Qingyan walked up to her and asked, "Grandma, aren't you going to keep looking for photos?"

When Grandma Lin saw her coming, she immediately beamed and showed her the fish in her hand.

"Photos? What photos are you looking for? Girl, look, Grandma caught a fish. We'll make fish soup for lunch." She then laughed a few more times at the fish.

"Mother-in-law, so you're not going to look for your daughter either?"

"A daughter?" Grandma Lin was immediately stunned, but she quickly recovered, her eyes darting around several times in an instant. "Girl, what daughter am I looking for? I don't have a daughter! But you're so adorable, why don't you be my daughter? Grandma has always liked you very much, and if you're my daughter, Grandma will be happy every day."

"Mother-in-law, would you be happy if I didn't want to be your daughter, but your granddaughter?"

"I'm happy, I'm happy as long as you're with me."

“Grandma, Xiao Heng is looking for you everywhere. Let’s go find him and then go home together.”

"Okay, okay, let's go home."

They met Lin Zhiheng on the way, and after returning home together, Lin Zhiheng had to go to the county town without having time to eat. Lin Qingyan asked him to take some braised meat that she had cooked the day before, so he could eat it on the way.

After Lin Zhiheng left, only Lin Qingyan and her mother-in-law were left at home again.

Grandma Lin went to get a knife and cleaned the fish. She quickly cleaned the carp, which weighed about one pound but less than two pounds, and handed it to Lin Qingyan.

Lin Qingyan saw that she cleaned the fish so thoroughly, just like her kung fu was clean and efficient.

"Mother-in-law, can we wait until Xiao Heng comes home tonight before we eat this fish?"

"Okay." Grandma Lin nodded. "Girl, if you want to eat more, we can go to the river and fish some more."

Lin Qingyan recalled how quick and precise Grandma Lin's movements were when she caught the fish. If they had gone out to catch fish, they would have caught quite a few.

"Okay, Grandma. Let's go catch them this afternoon; the river water won't be as cold then."

Actually, Grandma Lin didn't care whether the river water was cold or not, but she liked to go along with Lin Qingyan.

"Okay, I'll listen to you, girl. I'm a good and obedient Granny Lin, hehe."

After she finished speaking, she hummed an unknown tune and walked towards the toilet while unbuckling her belt.

Lin Qingyan went to practice her boxing in the courtyard again, but she kept thinking about what happened that morning.

She was wondering how Granny Lin's daughter had gone missing.

When Grandma Lin came out of the toilet, she asked, "Grandma, why can't I find your little girl?"

"Nannan? What's 'nannan'? Whose 'nannan' is missing?" Grandma Lin asked, looking bewildered.

Lin Qingyan was speechless again and rubbed her forehead. Her mother-in-law always messed things up on crucial issues.

She pondered for a moment, analyzing that given Grandma Lin's age, her daughter could be at most in her forties, and she couldn't figure out how young she was.

If we consider her age of around forty, she suddenly thought of her mother.

Grandma Zhang from the family compound told her that her mother was suffering from amnesia when she arrived in Jinshi, and she had no idea where she originally came from.

Like Granny Lin's daughter, she was also lost.

Amnesia!

A sudden flash of white light appeared in her mind.

Grandma Lin has amnesia, and so does her mother. Moreover, she hasn't yet found the cause of Grandma Lin's amnesia. Could it be that this amnesia is not caused by external injury or excessive stimulation, but is hereditary?

Although this hypothesis is quite perplexing, and she has not found anyone suffering from hereditary amnesia, it does not mean that this condition does not exist.

Therefore, it is possible that Granny Lin is her maternal grandmother.

Thinking back to the first time she met Granny Lin, Granny Lin only got a little closer to her, and she inexplicably felt a strong desire to get close to her. She thought it was because Granny Lin got close to her first and protected her like her grandmother in her previous life that she felt Granny Lin was like her grandmother.

It's possible that it wasn't because of the grandmother, but rather because they were related by blood.

As for her appearance, although she hated Lin Heping, that bastard, she did inherit his looks, so she and Grandma Lin did not resemble each other.

If she inherits her mother's looks, and her mother inherits her maternal grandmother's looks, then things become very simple; one can roughly determine whether they are related by blood simply from their appearance.