Chapter 91 Xu Heyi: "Good morning, wife."
"So late?"
Jiang Nuanzhu looked through the floor-to-ceiling window at the orange sunlight outside, a little absent-minded.
Xu Heyi brought over a glass of water and fed it to her mouth.
Jiang Nuanzhu didn't react and just opened his mouth and took two sips.
I only realized it after I finished drinking it.
Xu Heyi was already holding a tissue and gently wiping her mouth.
I don’t know if it’s Jiang Nuanzhu’s illusion, but she always feels that Xu Heyi seems to enjoy taking care of her?
Xu Heyi said calmly, "It's already half past five. Wait another half an hour, and then we can go see Grandpa together?"
Jiang Nuanzhu was nodding, when suddenly she raised her head and looked at Xu Heyi in surprise.
Xu Heyi: "What's wrong?"
Jiang Nuanzhu murmured, "I came to your office at noon and haven't left."
"Yeah." Xu Heyi responded, not taking it seriously. "What's wrong?"
Jiang Nuanzhu couldn't help but think about it a little more, "Could someone have misunderstood something?"
Xu Heyi looked at her quietly: "What's the misunderstanding?"
"Misunderstood us..." Jiang Nuanzhu couldn't finish the words that were about to come out of his mouth.
Xu Heyi said slowly: "What do you misunderstand about us?"
Especially when he looked at Xu Heyi's calm and steady face, it seemed as if everything he was thinking in his mind was tinged with guilt.
She was a little bit at a loss for words.
Jiang Nuanzhu pretended to be calm: "It's nothing, I just thought too much."
A faint smile flashed across Xu Heyi's eyes, but he didn't ask any further questions.
After get off work, the two went straight to the Jiang family's old house.
The car followed the sunset all the way, watching it turn into an orange-red setting sun, dyeing half of the sky, and then gradually being shrouded in darkness.
Only a ray of afterglow remains, hanging reluctantly on the top of the mountain.
Jiang Nuanzhu couldn't help but take a photo. Looking at the remaining afterglow, he suddenly felt a little sad.
My grandfather is old, just like this afterglow, I don’t know how long he can last.
She should have come more often.
When we arrived at Jiang's house, it was already completely dark.
Grandpa Jiang had received the news early and was waiting in the hall.
Seeing the two people come in, he smiled from ear to ear and said, "Thank you for the hard ride."
Xu Heyi put down the gift in his hand: "It's not hard, it's what I should do."
Jiang Nuanzhu asked gently, "Grandpa, how long have you been waiting?"
"Not long, not long." Old Master Jiang raised his hand and stroked his beard, a little proud: "I just finished a game of chess with Old Fu, and I won half a piece against him. The old guy is not convinced."
The maid, Aunt Li, came up with tea.
Xu Heyi helped Jiang Nuanzhu sit down, sat down beside her, and subconsciously shook Jiang Nuanzhu's hand.
He let go only after making sure her hand wasn't cold.
"Grandpa, you've started it again." Jiang Nuanzhu held the tea and smiled: "Be careful, Grandpa Fu won't play with you next time."
Grandpa Fu is much calmer than Grandpa Jiang. It is impossible for him to be dissatisfied just because he lost a game of chess.
Grandpa Jiang was very confident: "If he doesn't play with me, who else can he play with? He's just an old man, and I'm the only one who doesn't despise him."
Jiang Nuanzhu was silent for a moment. "...If you dislike him, no one will play with you anymore, right?"
Grandpa Jiang snorted at Jiang Nuanzhu: "Now that you're married, why are your mouths getting worse and worse?"
He looked at Xu Heyi with condemnation in his eyes, "It's all because of you!"
Xu Heyi readily accepted the advice: "Well, it's all because of me."
He raised his teacup and said gently, "I'll drink three cups as punishment."
Seeing him finish his tea seriously and politely, Old Master Jiang couldn't help laughing: "You kid, I didn't realize you're quite good at coaxing people."
Xu Heyi: "Grandpa, you are too kind."
"That's not an exaggeration, that's not an exaggeration." Grandpa Jiang finished praising her and then said arrogantly, "But you should save your coaxing tricks for Nuanzhu. I, an old man, don't want them."
Jiang Nuanzhu sighed, Grandpa started to act naughty again.
Aunt Li just wiped her hands and came out: "Grandpa, the meal is ready."
Old Master Jiang waved his hand and said, "Eat, eat! You've come all this way here, you must be hungry. I specially asked Aunt Li to cook your favorite dishes. You must eat more."
Xu Heyi and Jiang Nuanzhu looked at each other and responded with a smile: "Okay."
After dinner, Xu Heyi and Jiang Nuanzhu went to visit the Fu family next door.
I just found out that Mr. Fu had a fever and had been sent to the hospital.
Jiang Nuanzhu sent a message to Fu Qingyin, and standing at the door of Jiang's house, he suddenly felt a little melancholy.
Xu Heyi held her hand: "What's wrong?"
"I just feel..." Jiang Nuanzhu walked through the gate and saw the pear tree in the courtyard. Her voice was a little soft: "Grandpa is old."
The pear trees in Jiang's house bloom early and wither quickly.
It rained last night and the last batch of pear blossoms were blown down, leaving the branches bare.
Xu Heyi put his arm around her shoulders and said, "Will we come over and stay for a while when we're free on weekends?"
"Yeah." Jiang Nuanzhu leaned lightly on his shoulder.
After returning home, Grandpa Jiang took Xu Heyi's hand and played two more games.
Jiang Nuanzhu made tea for the two of them and secretly gave the old man a look to remind him.
Xu Heyi saw everything, with the corners of his lips slightly raised, and he indulged the old and the young without saying a word.
After the two games of chess were over, Grandpa Jiang urged the two to go upstairs to rest.
"You still have to go to work tomorrow, why are you staying up with my old man?"
Xu Heyi held Jiang Nuanzhu's hand and responded seriously: "Listen to grandpa."
Jiang Nuanzhu: "Shall we go upstairs first?"
"Go ahead."
Grandpa Jiang was still staring at the chessboard in front of him, probably trying to figure out how he lost.
Jiang Nuanzhu calmly stepped forward and picked up the chess pieces.
The old man was anxious: "What are you doing?"
"Put away the chess pieces?" Jiang Nuanzhu said softly, "Isn't it over?"
"I'll..." Old Master Jiang wanted to say that he would study it again, but when he met his granddaughter's clear eyes, he immediately became timid.
If I really say this, I will definitely be "concerned" by Jiang Nuanzhu later.
Xu Heyi helped to put away the chessboard, and the two of them went upstairs.
Grandpa Jiang was complaining, staring at Jiang Nuanzhu's back, and suddenly said, "Xiao Li, do you think Nuanzhu's walking posture is wrong?"
"What's wrong?" Li Ma also took a look.
"No?" Old Master Jiang was puzzled: "Could it be that the old man is dazzled?"
Aunt Li thought about it seriously and nodded: "Maybe."
Jiang Nuanzhu didn't know that he was almost exposed.
If her grandfather knew that her leg was injured, it would be a big deal.
It started to rain again in the middle of the night. The sound of water dripping from the eaves was heard, and Jiang Nuanzhu leaned unconsciously into Xu Heyi's arms.
Smelling the aroma of tea and ink on him, Jiang Nuanzhu slept well all night.
The next morning, birds were chirping on the branches, and Xu Heyi slowly opened his eyes.
What caught my eye was Jiang Nuanzhu's peaceful sleeping face.
He left a kiss on Jiang Nuanzhu's lips like a spring breeze passing over water.
Jiang Nuanzhu's eyelashes trembled, like a pair of shadow butterflies spreading their wings, revealing a pair of watery autumn eyes, revealing a bit of confusion and tenderness.
When he woke up in the morning, Xu Heyi's voice was a little hoarse, "Mrs. Xu, good morning."
Jiang Nuanzhu gradually woke up, her voice hoarse: "Good morning...husband."
Xu Heyi's eyes gradually became darker, his Adam's apple rolled silently, and his chest rose and fell.
He suppressed his voice and said seriously, "Do it again."
Jiang Nuanzhu: “?”
Xu Heyi said in a deep voice: "Good morning, my wife."
Jiang Nuanzhu's eyes were stunned, and the light of the morning sun scattered in his eyes, like stars surging.
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