The area was surrounded by villagers, men, women, and children, who pointed and talked.

"dad--"

"Mother--"

An Wan and Lu Zhili ran over, followed by Lu Chun and his brothers. Even Lu Jiayan was pushed out by Lu Jingming.

Niu Ahong and her husband also ran out with their two children.

Not far away, He Sichen and He Yurou helped Old Master He walk over gracefully.

An Wan was so excited that her eyes welled up with tears, and her voice trembled.

After ten days, Lu Sen and Yun Ping finally returned home.

The huge weight that had been hanging over my heart for so long can finally be lifted.

The car door opened, and Yunping got out first.

Looking at the children and familiar friends who had gathered around her, she smiled and then cried.

"We're back, thank you."

Without their encouragement and comfort, she simply couldn't have persevered.

When she suddenly received the news of her husband's accident that day, she was so frightened that her legs went weak and her whole body trembled.

My heart almost stopped beating, and I couldn't breathe.

Especially after seeing that her husband's legs were smashed, and the doctor said that amputation was necessary to save his life.

She felt like the sky had fallen.

Their family situation was already so bad, and then her husband had an accident at this time, so they simply couldn't afford the surgery.

Fortunately, God was on her side and her condition suddenly improved. At this time, she also received great help from He Sichen.

They rushed to the capital by helicopter in the shortest possible time and had a large sum of money for the surgery.

He successfully saved both his legs and his life.

It's simply a miracle.

It must be that God took pity on their family.

"Mom, I miss you so much—"

An Wan rushed into Yun Ping's arms, smelled her mother's scent on her, and felt a sense of peace.

"Wanwan, I miss you so much too." Although it had only been ten days since they last met, Yunping thought about her youngest daughter, Anwan, and every child in the family every day and night.

They were afraid that the children would not have enough to eat or wear.

They were afraid that the children would be bullied.