Having received Su Ning's permission to receive him, he quickly hung up the phone.
Because of the rain, the road leading to the cemetery is currently under construction, so there will be a difficult section of muddy road to walk on.
The wet mud made it difficult for the wheelchair to move. After getting out of the car, Su Ning discovered that the forward button on the wheelchair was malfunctioning and could not be pressed.
With Anjie pushing me, the wheelchair wheels were obstructed, making it difficult to move.
The three of them walked slowly, and rain started to fall again. Anjie had to open her umbrella again.
Su Ning looked up and saw that the rain wasn't heavy, so she told Ya Ya to support Sister An and not to worry about her.
Anjie, who had been taking care of Su Ning for some time, truly felt sorry for her. Although the rain was light, Su Ning's body was different from theirs, and she refused to let Yaya hold an umbrella for her.
Just let Ya Ya take care of Su Ning.
The wheels got stuck in the mud again, so Ya Ya took over pushing her.
The little girl was strong, but even she struggled a bit with the mud.
"I'll help you!"
A gentle, warm voice came from behind, and Sister An and Ya Ya looked warily at the young man who had followed them.
The man was about the same age as Su Ning, with very clear eyes and outstanding looks.
Su Ning turned her head and met the stranger's gaze. He smiled at her, and Su Ning replied, "Thank you!"
The man's eyes were so beautiful that Su Ning didn't think he was a bad person. With Ya Ya by her side, there was nothing to worry about.
The rain soaked the three of them, and at that moment, there was no need for formalities.
Whom are you here to pay respects to?
The man started a conversation and asked Su Ning.
My maternal grandfather.
He asked himself, and Su Ning asked him, "What about you?"
“An elder who accompanied my father to visit him.”
He smiled, and Su Ning sensed that this man must come from a good family. When he answered her, his voice was gentle, his pace was moderate, and he was very well-mannered. Involuntarily, she felt a bit more favorably disposed towards him.
The two chatted casually, one sentence at a time.
The man pushed Su Ning across the muddy area and onto the smooth cement road. Su Ning said,
"My grandfather's tombstone is right in front of me, thank you."
He followed the direction Su Ning pointed, paused for a moment, and said, "You're welcome. I'll be going now."
He answered politely, then turned and left.
Su Ning turned around and looked down to see that the man's shoes and trouser legs were covered in mud.
Considering that his clothes were custom-made, expensive, and perfectly ironed, indicating he must care a lot about his appearance, he seemed like a kind person.
Su Ning went to find Grandpa Su's grave. There were fresh flowers in front of the tombstone, but she didn't pay any attention to them.
My maternal grandfather had many apprentices during his lifetime. It was they who came to visit him, or Su Xincheng.
After the man came down the mountain, he found that his trouser legs and shoes were all dirty, and he frowned unhappily.
He walked to a car parked by the roadside, rolled down the window, and saw a face that resembled his own.
"Dad, the person has been delivered."
He then asked, "Do you know her?"
He found it strange when his father told him to get out of the car and push the wheelchair.
"She's so beautiful, it's a pity she's disabled."
He sighed, and Mr. Xu in the car glanced coldly at his son and said in a low voice, "She is Su Ning!"
"Su Ning!"
The man remembered who it was, "It's her!"
"The one who wrecked the Gu family home for her sake."
He wasn't very clear about what was happening in Nancheng; he was just visiting with his family. He and his sister had other commitments on the night of Mr. Gu's birthday banquet, so they didn't arrive in Nancheng until the next day.
Upon arrival, I was stunned by the news circulating online.
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