"Mother wants to see you."
"Um."
Aunt Chi didn't bring anyone this time. She asked Chi Tang and Uncle Chi to wait for her at the inn, saying that she would go home when she returned.
Chi Tang immediately understood.
It turned out that her mother had been waiting for the old lady all along.
Of all the Lin family members, the only person her mother might care about is the old lady.
On the way there, Lin Huainan said a lot of unpleasant things, but Aunt Chi ignored him.
It's not that she's particularly magnanimous, but rather that she genuinely wasn't in the mood.
I wonder if anyone else has ever felt this way: no matter what others say, you don't have the energy to reply with a single word.
When I saw the old lady, she was all alone in the house.
In just two days, the old lady had clearly lost a lot of weight. Her cheeks were sunken, her face had more wrinkles, and even her hair had turned whiter.
Most importantly, he was in poor spirits.
"Mother, please take care of yourself," Aunt Chi said with concern.
But he did not approach the old lady.
She was worried that the old lady wouldn't want her to be so close.
after all……
"Girl, come and sit down."
The old lady greeted Aunt Chi with a smile, just like before.
It was as if she had forgotten everything she had heard that day.
Aunt Chi's eyes stung with tears, and she sniffed, "Mother, don't you hate me?"
"Silly child, it's not your fault at all. Why would your mother hate you? You are my daughter."
The old lady looked at Aunt Chi with loving eyes.
Then he stood up shakily, took a box from the wardrobe, put his index finger to his lips, and shushed.
"These are all from your mother. Don't tell her you're keeping them for yourself. Just consider them as your dowry."
One sentence was enough to bring Aunt Chi to tears.
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