"There are so many... Grandma, let me help you back to bed!"

Ye Qingqing didn't want to talk about toilet paper anymore, and she didn't want to stay in the bathroom discussing the price of toilet paper with the old lady. She helped the old lady up and went back to the house.

Actually, a pack of toilet paper doesn't have many sheets, enough for her to use for half a month, but she can't say that out loud, otherwise she won't have a peaceful day!

The old lady curled her lip. She could tell at a glance that the girl wasn't telling the truth. There probably wasn't much in the bag. Humph, this girl is just like her deceased mother, only interested in enjoyment and wanting everything to be expensive.

It's just that the old lady isn't feeling well right now, otherwise she would definitely have given Ye Qingqing a good talking-to about why she used such good paper to wipe her bottom.

One yuan is only a small amount; she can buy a large pack of toilet paper for fifty cents, which she can use up in a year.

Ye Qingqing struggled to help the old lady back to the house. After settling her down, she was covered in sweat and panting heavily. The old lady's eyes flickered, and a strange feeling welled up in her heart.

She is, after all, her own granddaughter. She knows to be filial when something happens. She didn't even ask about Ye Lan's life being in danger, let alone take care of her. Ye Zhiguo has to go to work, so he has been relying on Ye Qingqing to take care of him these past two days.

Otherwise, her life would be even more difficult. People aren't plants or trees; how can they be without feelings? The old lady wasn't without feelings either, and her gaze towards Ye Qingqing became much kinder.

This granddaughter is beautiful, sweet-talking, and filial, much better than the deceased Xu Yali. Most importantly, Ye Qingqing doesn't have Xu Yali's haughty attitude and doesn't look down on her because she's a country old woman.

The main reason the old lady disliked Xu Yali was that Xu Yali ignored her, wouldn't even call her "Mom," and treated her like a stranger.

The old lady couldn't stand it, and therefore had a lot of opinions about Xu Yali, and often scolded Xu Yali to her face and behind her back.

But compared to Shen Yanhong, the old lady still missed Xu Yali very much. Although Xu Yali looked down on her, she was never stingy when it came to money and was always very generous. This alone was enough to cover up her other flaws.

"Grandma, what would you like to eat?" Ye Qingqing asked.

She sincerely hoped that the old lady would get better soon. In just two days, Shen Yanhong's tail was already wagging, Ye Hua stopped working, and Ye Lan went to work only sporadically.

This family still needs the old lady to keep things in order!

The old lady shook her head weakly, "I don't want to eat anymore, just have some water!"

She needed to use the restroom immediately after eating; she really couldn't take it anymore, so she decided to just drink some water.

Ye Qingqing frowned. Drinking only water was definitely not enough; even if the old lady were made of iron, she couldn't handle it. She glanced at the old lady's chapped lips and became even more worried.

"Grandma, you should go to the hospital to get some medicine. You'll get better soon!"

The old lady's eyes widened. "Why go to the hospital? You have too much money to burn! I used to have diarrhea for three days and never went to the hospital. It would get better in a few days. Just give me some water, and I'll be fine after a nap!"

Hospitals are places that eat up money; how could an old woman from the countryside like her afford to go? It's not a life-threatening illness, just diarrhea. Why should she give money to the hospital?

City people are so spoiled! Ye Qingqing's granddaughter is completely pampered by her son!

Ye Qingqing couldn't persuade the old lady otherwise, so she poured her some water and watched her drink it. Not long after, the old lady fell into a drowsy sleep, occasionally groaning, and looked to be in very poor condition.

Ye Qingqing frowned. She had a bad feeling, as if something was about to happen, but she couldn't quite put her finger on it. Her heart felt heavy.