Jiang's mother also hugged the girl and said, "Alright, alright. Why are you acting like a spoiled brat after coming back from work?"

He held the girl in his arms, patting her back gently to comfort her.

Jiang Baige didn't know if she was being pretentious or if it was because of the original owner, but when she saw her mother, she acted like this unconsciously.

After the mother and daughter hugged each other for a while, Jiang's mother secretly raised her hand to wipe away her tears before pushing the girl away.

"Okay, let's go upstairs."

She didn't dare tell the girl that her father was in trouble, so she could only let her go upstairs first.

Jiang Baige responded, "Yeah."

Thinking of Grandma Meng next to her, she quickly introduced her.

"Mom, this is Grandma Meng. I brought her back with me."

When Jiang's mother heard the girl's introduction, she realized there was an old lady next to them.

When Jiang's mother heard the girl's introduction, she quickly greeted the old lady.

He smiled and said, "You are the Grandma Meng mentioned in Bai Ge's letter! We finally meet."

"Come on, let's go upstairs. You came all the way here, and you must be tired after being on the train for the past few days!"

Grandma Meng smiled at her and said, "With the white pigeons taking care of me along the way, I feel better than at home."

"I'm going to cause you some trouble by coming here this time."

Jiang's mother said, "That's no problem. Bai Ge, our family, living with you, has caused you quite a bit of trouble, hasn't she?"

"Let's go upstairs and have a good sleep."

After thinking for a while, he asked again: "By the way, have you had lunch?"

Jiang Baige said, "We had lunch on the train."

As the three of them were talking, Jiang's mother supported Grandma Meng and went upstairs together.

While walking to the stairwell, Jiang Baige took out the two large bags she had prepared from the space.

If they didn't bring some food back this time, they would feel guilty.

When Jiang Baige returned home, she saw her father lying on the bed.

Seeing his obviously thin face, I felt very sad instantly.

I dropped my bag at the door and walked over to the bed.

"Dad, what's wrong with you? Are you sick?"

When Jiang's father saw the girl come back, he was happier than ever.

He asked with a smile, without answering her question.

"Girl, you're back. Come sit here with daddy and talk to him."

He saw the old lady next to him and smiled at her.

"You must be the Grandma Meng mentioned in my daughter's letter! Come and sit down."

Grandma Meng didn't know that the girl had told her family everything about her. She was a little worried at first, but now she doesn't have to worry at all.

Grandma Meng nodded in the direction of Jiang's father.

"Excuse me, I followed you without saying a word."

Jiang's mother said, "Oh, why are you talking about this? Come on, I'll take you to take a shower. You must have been uncomfortable on the train for the past two days! Wash off the dust on your body and you'll feel better."

Grandma Meng also felt very itchy. Her bed had been slept on by so many people that it smelled very bad.

Finally reaching the ground, she also wanted to take a shower.

Only after Jiang's mother and Grandma Meng left did Jiang Baige sit down beside his father's bed.

The small stool that Jiang's mother had been sitting on was still there, so it was convenient for her to sit down.

The father and daughter suddenly didn't know what to say, and the politeness fell silent for a moment.

One is that I don’t know how to start the conversation. I haven’t seen the girl for a long time, and she seems to have grown taller.

Jiang Baige didn't know what to tell his father, so he thought about it before asking.

"Dad, what happened to you? Let's talk about your injuries!"

Father Jiang's eyes rolled quickly and he smiled awkwardly.

"It's okay. I twisted my waist a while ago, and it's almost healed now."

After he finished speaking, his eyes were fixed on the girl's face.

Jiang Baige asked worriedly, "Why didn't you tell me that your waist was injured? Is it fun to hide it from me?"

She was a little angry. She sent letters and things home again and again, but they kept hiding the truth from her when something happened at home.

Father Jiang twitched his lips awkwardly. "I'm just worried you'll worry! With your temper, you'll definitely run back, and then you'll be late for work!"

Jiang Baige said unhappily, "Who's more important, going to work or you? My current job is pretty easy. If something happens at home, I can definitely get some time off."

When Mr. Jiang saw the girl's expression, he knew that she must be sulking again.

I quickly smiled and said, "Dad was wrong this time. I will definitely tell you next time."

Jiang Baige frowned, "So Dad means there will be a next time?"

Jiang's mother came out from the next room and heard her husband saying those unlucky words, so she quickly interrupted him.

"Look at what you said. Our girl is right. Do you want to do it again?"

Father Jiang smiled and said, "Oh no, I don't want to get hurt again. I don't want to eat or drink in this bed for the rest of my life."

Jiang's mother glanced at the child's father, then asked her daughter.

"Bai Ge, where are your Grandma Meng's clothes? I'll find some for her to change into."

Jiang Baige pointed to the suitcase on the ground and said, "It's inside this."

Jiang's mother glanced at the two or three pieces of luggage on the ground and asked curiously, "My daughter, what are you looking for in these boxes?"

Jiang Baige walked up to her mother and opened the box.

It was filled with food, which she had prepared the day before, fearing that her family would become suspicious if she took it out when she returned.

When Jiang's father and mother saw what was inside at the same time, they couldn't believe their eyes.

When the girl sent back the food a few times before, they all thought that she had saved it by living frugally. But this time she brought back so much, they didn't even dare to imagine where it came from.

Anyone with a discerning eye can see that there must be something fishy about the origins of these things.

Jiang's mother asked, "Miss, where did you get this? It must have cost you a lot of money!"

She also looked up and down at the girl next to her, and it seemed that she had lost some weight and looked a lot whiter.

Jiang Baige smiled and said, "Here! Some of these were given to you by one of your relatives. I brought them to you to try."

She didn't want to explain, so she could only blame it on the Chen family.

But when she left, Zhou Xiuying brought her a piece of bacon and two packets of candy.

Father Jiang suddenly sighed, "It must be difficult for my in-laws! They brought so much to us, and they will have a hard time living in the future."

Jiang's mother also thought so. "These in-laws are too polite. We won't have these good things to give back to them in the future."

Jiang Baige took out Grandma Meng's clothes and placed them in her arms: "What are you going to return? It's all my duty."

When Jiang's mother saw the clothes in her arms, she realized why she came here.

He quickly took the clothes and blamed himself: "Look at me, I tend to forget things when I'm delayed. I forgot your Grandma Meng in her room."

After Jiang's mother left, Jiang Baige took out a bag of food.

Dried fruits are a good choice for drinking.

She placed it beside her father's bed, and then said, "Dad, if you're bored, eat some peanuts to relieve your boredom."

Father Jiang laughed and said, "I'm a grown man, but I'm still eating snacks. It's ridiculous."

Jiang Baige said, "What's so funny? That's because they don't have food to eat. If they did, you don't know if they would eat it."