"If you don't listen, I'll be watching you with my family. Don't forget, you can't get out of bed anymore!"
After saying this, Liang Yinqiu only glanced at the old lady's suddenly changed expression. She then straightened up, as if the warning had never been given, and said to the worker coming down from the second floor:
"Have you finished cleaning?" Without even turning his head, he pointed his finger accurately at his aunt:
"Take her away!"
Everything that happened next seemed so chaotic.
This chaotic scene seemed to be engraved into the story of the Chu family.
If a woman in her thirties wants to pull a woman in her seventies, she can still do it.
Both old men stretched out their big hands covered with age spots, trying to grab each other.
However, one of them couldn't even stand up, and the other was being pushed out as if being "escorted".
Old Mrs. Chu cried out louder and louder:
"Erya, Erya, please don't abandon me. How unfilial! How unfilial! She wants to kill me!"
My aunt wanted to act like a rogue and she was extremely panicked.
She has no greed now, not because she wants to enjoy the good life in the Chu family, but because after seeing Liang Yinqiu's side just now, she really doesn't feel at ease with Old Madam Chu.
She was about to yell and rant, wanting the people outside to hear, wanting everyone to know that this daughter-in-law was bullying her mother-in-law who was paralyzed in bed, when Liang Yinqiu suddenly scolded her harshly:
"Do you want to be interviewed by the organization? To be criticized and denounced even at the age of old age? Or do you want me to shut you up? I can do both!"
As soon as these two words to scare my aunt came out, Old Mrs. Chu looked at Liang Yinqiu with tears in her eyes as he stood at the door of the living room with his chest puffed out and his head held high.
After dozens of seconds, Old Mrs. Chu murmured softly from the back of her throat: "I beg you." What did she beg for? She lowered her head in tears and did not say another word.
…
Chu Hongtian's special car made two trips to and from the Chu family compound.
On the first trip, Liang Yinqiu personally sent my aunt onto the train.
The second time, she got Old Lady Chu admitted to the orthopedic department of the People's Hospital without Chu Hongtian, Chu Yiqing, and Chu Yifeng knowing anything about it.
Naturally, there is no need to ask why my mother-in-law is really confused because of her old age.
When Chu Yifeng asked, "Mom, where is my Aunt Sui?"
Liang Yinqiu rubbed his forehead tiredly: "It's okay."
However, what they didn’t know was that this time everything was really “okay”.
In the spring of 1986, a small town in Northeast China sent a telegram to Kyoto, which roughly meant that the old lady's sister Erya, the aunt, had passed away.
From then on, Mrs. Chu's lively expressions, unreasonable demeanor, and incessant nagging also disappeared. Until the Chu family's situation changed, she seemed to have a "last glimmer of youth" again, becoming younger and younger, but it was short-lived... (To be continued.)
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