Looking at Shen Jingyao and her husband, Grandma felt somewhat comforted.

No wonder Wen Shuxin is so kind. Even though she knows she is not her biological grandmother, she still promised to take care of her in her old age and see her off in death, and would never abandon this increasingly useless old woman.

Even if they were one's own children, it would be difficult for them to do what Wen Shu did.

In retrospect, everything has a reason.

It turns out that Wen Shu has parents who are just as kind as she is!

People say that dragons beget dragons and phoenixes beget phoenixes, and a mouse's child knows how to dig holes.

Sometimes you have to admit that genes are truly amazing.

Even if the child is not raised by your side, even if you reunite with them after many years, what the child is born with cannot be destroyed by any external forces.

Like father, like son.

Grandma thought of Su Ying, and her biological parents who abandoned her and ran away.

Some things are truly destined.

"Wen Shu is an independent, strong-willed, and resilient girl. Unsolicited help is not help to her, but humiliation. She believes more in the value created by her own hands."

"As you all know, Wen Shu donated five million during this period, one to her alma mater and the other to a charitable foundation. She donated the money and then applied for start-up funding herself."

“I tried to persuade him, saying that it would be better to keep the money and do something with it, but Wen Shu said that the money was originally a gift from heaven, and by donating it, she was ensuring that the money went where it was meant to go.”

"She doesn't want that illicit money; she just wants to earn her own money through her own abilities so that she can raise her succulents properly and honestly!"

Grandma said, "But I thank you. I thank you for being able to accept the fact so calmly after learning that your biological child was someone else."

"This gave me great hope and confidence. Wen Shu's kindness is not without reason; it comes from you all."

As she spoke, Grandma stood up and bowed very solemnly to Shen Jingyao and her husband.

Shen Jingyao and her husband quickly helped their grandmother up, saying, "Auntie, please don't say that. You are our family's benefactor, the Lin family's greatest benefactor!"

"If it weren't for you, even if I saw Wen Shu, I wouldn't dare to think that way. But as soon as you saw me, you started chatting with me, and I gradually discovered..."

Shen Jingyao pressed her hand to her chest, "I hate myself, I hate myself for not remembering the child's face back then? For not realizing sooner that the child was different from the original one!"

There were brief moments of doubt, but the head nurse quickly covered it up.

Shen Jingyao regretted it, her heart aching with regret. "Auntie, we should be thanking you. Thank you for taking such good care of our biological daughter all this time. Even though your circumstances are not good, you have never mistreated her!"

"Actually, we discussed at home how to repay you and how to thank you. We even considered giving you money, but we were worried that you would feel insulted!"

"But if we pretend we don't know anything, we'll feel guilty, so we'd like to give you a bigger house, that way..."

Grandma smiled and waved her hand, saying, "Thank you both. But look at my age and health. I can't live in a big house for long. I appreciate your kindness, but I don't need the house."

"Actually, when I first raised Wen Shu, I treated her like my own granddaughter. Later I realized that even if she wasn't my granddaughter, I still raised Wen Shu, and the feelings were genuine."

"But I'm still very happy that you two could come to visit today!"

Grandma said with a smile, "I'm not afraid of anything else, but I'm afraid that after I pass away, Wen Shu will have no one to rely on."

"But with you two coming to visit in person today, I suddenly feel that I have nothing to worry about. With parents like you, I don't need to worry about anything at all."

“Wen Shu is much better off with you guys by her side than with me. I know Wen Shu wasn’t raised by you, so her feelings for you can’t compare to those for Miss Lin.”

"But I believe that after you get to know Wen Shu, you will definitely like her. Wen Shu is a kind girl. She deserves to have parents who love her."

With tears streaming down her face, Shen Jingyao pressed hard on her grandmother's hand and said, "Auntie, please don't say that! Wen Shu really wasn't raised by us, that's why we feel guilty. We don't know how to make up for all the harm we've done to her over the years..."

The sounds of conversation outside were buzzing around, only occasionally reaching Wen Shu's ears.

Wen Shu lay on the bed with his eyes closed, the blanket covering his head, leaving only a small gap for him to breathe.

He felt dizzy and disoriented, as if he had been suddenly struck by something. Was it what she thought?

I think so?

Her grandmother's unusual behavior, Madam Shen's unusually frequent visits, and even her bringing her husband to visit today—everything seemed to suggest that her suspicions were correct.

What should I do?

She suddenly seemed unable to accept this conjecture, and she felt wronged and angry.

She will feel that the world is unfair, that the world has played a trick on her.

Is it really as she guessed?

The conversation outside continued to buzz, and Wen Shu seemed to have really fallen asleep in her drowsy state.

After an unknown amount of time, Wen Shu was awakened by something warm. When she opened her eyes, she saw that her chubby son, Wen Rou Rou, was pouting and kissing her face.

Seeing Wen Shu open her eyes, Wen Rourou's eyes widened immediately, and he shouted loudly to the outside, "Grandma! Grandma! Shu Shu is awake!"

Wen Shu reached out and scooped Wen Rou Rou into her arms. "What did I catch? Did I catch a little mouse?"

Wen Rou Rou giggled, "Not a little mouse, it's Rou Rou!"

When Grandma came in, she saw the mother and son making a scene.

Grandma couldn't help but laugh, "You're awake, wake up and eat. The food is ready."

Wen Shu's smile faded slightly. She looked at her grandmother and asked, "Have the guests left?"

Grandma nodded. "We asked them to stay for dinner, but they were probably a little embarrassed and didn't stay."

They all avoided mentioning Shen Jingyao and Lin Yiyu, and some even deliberately avoided the topic.

Aunt Zhang from next door came knocking again, saying that her daughter's workplace had given out some dragon fruit, and she insisted on giving half of it to Wen Shu's family. "These fruits are very nutritious, the center is red, and they're very sweet. They'll be good for Rou Rou to eat, to supplement his vitamins!"

Grandma accepted it with a smile, "Thank you."

Aunt Zhang craned her neck and peeked out, only to find Wen Shu there as well. She immediately gave Wen Shu a fawning smile.

Wen Shu remembered her grandmother's words and nodded perfunctorily to Aunt Zhang. Aunt Zhang immediately perked up and left.