Chapter 179 Jiangcheng is indeed too small.

Xin Xin exclaimed "Ah!"

He bounced off the impact and landed hard on his backside.

She was still clutching her plush rabbit tightly in her arms.

Her little mouth pursed.

Li Jun was startled. Looking down, he saw a small, chubby little figure sitting on the ground.

My heart softened instantly.

He crouched down, softening his cold, hard voice.

"Did you hurt yourself? I'm sorry, little friend."

Uncle wasn't watching where he was going.

"Come on, let Uncle help you up, okay?"

Lin Xin saw a doctor wearing a white coat.

She burst into tears with a "waaaah" sound.

Li Jun was at a loss; he was a grown man and not very good at comforting children.

"Don't cry, don't cry, it's all Uncle's fault..."

Lin Wei picked her daughter up from the ground and looked her up and down nervously.

"Xin Xin, where did you bump into?"

Tell Mom if it hurts?

"Mommy, waaaaah,"

Lin Wei breathed a sigh of relief after confirming that Xin Xin was not injured, her face showing apology.

"I'm so sorry, the child ran too fast."

I wasn't looking where I was going and bumped into you.

"It's alright, it's good that the child is alright."

However, running is still not allowed in the hospital.

Be careful.

"Um,"

Lin Wei gently patted her sobbing daughter and turned to leave.

Not far away,

Gu Jingcheng, who had just come out of his father's hospital room, looked at that familiar figure.

My heart suddenly stopped beating for a few seconds.

Is it... Weiwei?

She's back?

Is she... already married?

The child is already so big?

Gu Jingcheng's composure crumbled at this moment.

He ran desperately in the direction where the figure had disappeared.

I kept comforting myself.

He's mistaken, he's mistaken, it's not Weiwei.

How could Weiwei possibly get married?

How could there be a child?

However, it was just a turn.

The other end of the corridor was deserted.

The mother and daughter had vanished without a trace.

Gu Jingcheng stood frozen in place, his chest heaving violently.

His bloodshot eyes darted around.

...That figure was nowhere to be found.

Overwhelmed by immense disappointment, Gu Jingcheng's tall frame swayed, and he leaned weakly against the wall.

Then he slid down onto the ground.

Is it her?

...She disappeared from his sight once again, so close to him...

"Mom, your hands are sweaty."

Xin Xin looked up, her little hand being held tightly by her mother.

Looking at Lin Wei, whose body was somewhat stiff, with a puzzled expression, he muttered something.

Why should we hide?

Are there bad people among them?

Her daughter's voice pulled Lin Wei back to reality from the surging old wounds.

She then realized that her palms were wet.

Just now, she saw that figure and almost frantically hid behind the corner of the stairwell.

Watching the man slump to the ground, my heart sank deeper and deeper.

Lin Wei took a deep breath, squatted down, and forced a smile at her daughter.

"There are no bad people, Xinxin, don't be afraid."

"Let's go back, let's go back and keep Grandma company."

She took her daughter's little hand and chose a quiet fire escape route.

Hurried footsteps.

The image of that person from just now kept uncontrollably appearing in my mind.

Five years have passed.

She thought she was strong enough to calmly face this city full of memories.

Unexpectedly, she almost bumped into him as soon as she returned.

Jiangcheng is indeed too small.

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Shi Family

Shi Yanzhou had just stepped through the door.

Chen Qiuyue came forward, her eyes glancing behind Shi Yanzhou.

"Yanzhou, why didn't Weiwei come back with you?"

Shi Yanzhou felt a little guilty.

"Mom, Weiwei's mother isn't feeling well, so she took Xinxin to the hospital to visit her."

"Oh dear! Is my mother-in-law ill?"

Chen Qiuyue turned around and raised her voice towards the living room.

"Old Shi, come out quickly! Su Qing is sick; we need to prepare immediately."

"Go to the hospital for a checkup; we can't skip the proper etiquette..."

"Mom, don't worry."

"What your aunt needs most right now is quiet rest."

Too many people would be disruptive. Let's wait a couple of days until Auntie's condition stabilizes.

I'll take you and Dad to visit again.

Chen Qiuyue then returned to the living room sofa and sat down.

Looking at her son, she spoke earnestly.

"Yanzhou, it's not that Mom is urging you."

When will you be able to formally bring Weiwei home?

Although we have been friends with the Lin family for decades and know them inside and out,

But this important engagement ultimately requires both sets of parents to sit down and discuss it.

Let's have a serious talk; we can't neglect Weiwei.