20 years of living in a nursing home, 40 years of detours are avoided

Jiang Yuan watched as Old Master He's attention was focused on He Miao and the caregiver. Thinking that things were so exciting over there, the cameraman behind him would definitely shift the filming focus to He Miao and the caregiver.

Therefore, after clearly hearing the caregiver's words, he very cleverly took out his phone and opened the memo app.

He had no idea that the cameraman had long regarded him as the troublemaker of this show.

The moment he saw him take out his phone, he immediately switched the camera back from He Miao and the caregiver.

On the other side, the caregiver didn't expect He Miao to be so interested in listening to her gossip.

Instantly, her desire to share surged, and a slight smile appeared between her brows, and even the way she looked at He Miao became much more affectionate than before.

This was a little sister who was willing to listen to her gossip!

"Miao Miao, let me tell you, choosing a cemetery is partly about Feng Shui, and partly about the deceased."

"About the deceased?"

Listening to the caregiver's words, He Miao nodded seriously, indicating that she had noted this key point.

Choosing a cemetery...

As a child of a wealthy family, she had heard many mysterious and profound sayings.

After all, the wealthier the family, the more they care about Feng Shui and metaphysics.

However... those sayings, when put together, were all pretty much the same.

What Feng Shui and the descendants' horoscopes, as long as they can match, it's basically a reliable cemetery.

The better the Feng Shui, the higher the price.

But the caregiver's saying, that the most important point is the deceased themselves, rather than the choice of the cemetery...

She was really hearing this for the first time.

Seeing that He Miao's attitude towards listening to her words was obviously much more serious than before, the smile on the caregiver's face was also a little bigger than before, and in this short moment, her desire to share was even greater.

"Isn't it a very novel idea?"

"When I first heard that old lady say it, I was surprised, but do you know how that old lady asked me?"

The caregiver looked at He Miao with an expectant look.

He Miao shook her head with a smile: "I don't know."

As long as she could quickly find out what she wanted to know, He Miao was also very willing to play along with the caregiver.

The cameraman switched the camera, and the audience in the live broadcast room could clearly see that not only Jiang Yuan and He Miao, but even Old Master He, who had been unwilling just now, closed his mouth after hearing the caregiver's words.

He looked in the direction of the caregiver with an extremely expectant look.

It was as if he couldn't wait for the caregiver to share more, he also wanted to listen.

The caregiver rested her chin on her hand and blinked, "That old lady asked me, who is the cemetery for?"

He Miao didn't even think about it and said: "Of course it's for the deceased."

The caregiver nodded approvingly, then continued: "That old lady told me that choosing a cemetery for the deceased is no different in essence from buying a house for the living."

"Everyone's personal preferences are different, for example, many people think sea view houses are very beautiful, but if this house is given to someone who doesn't like sea view houses, the person living in the sea view house may not be happy, and may even be irritable."

"The same is true."

"The most important thing in choosing a cemetery is that the deceased should be comfortable."

"The choice of the deceased themselves is, to some extent, more important than Feng Shui."

Speaking of this, the caregiver finally noticed that the camera on the cameraman's shoulder was pointed at her at some point.

Obviously, the words she had just said to He Miao had been broadcast live online by the program team.

Thinking of the words she said, which might offend many metaphysical people invisibly, the caregiver instantly felt unwell.

Live broadcast comments:

[Laughing to death, Old Master He was about to take notes when she finally noticed the live broadcast camera.]

[I have to say, the younger generation who understand the Internet have a strong desire to survive! Hahahaha!!!]

[Caregiver, don't worry, if anyone dares to cyberbully you, we will protect you!]

[Although this way of choosing a cemetery is the first time I've heard of it, it's undoubtedly a money-saving trick for ordinary families!]

[...]

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Seeing the caregiver's somewhat dazed appearance, Jiang Yuan just smiled.

He comforted her: "Don't worry, you're just sharing with us what you've seen and heard in your years as a caregiver, and you're not giving advice from a professional perspective, no one will say anything about you."

He Miao also nodded: "It's okay, it's okay, we'll just treat it as listening to a story, it's not every time we have the opportunity to hear this kind of saying."

The caregiver was still too afraid to continue talking.

Her pleading gaze almost subconsciously fell on the head nurse on the side.

For most of the nursing staff in the Sunset Red Nursing Home, the head nurse, who had experience working in a top-tier hospital and had seen countless births and deaths, was the backbone of their hearts.

Many times, if they couldn't make up their minds, they wouldn't panic with just a look of approval from the head nurse.

Seeing the head nurse looking at her with a doting gaze and nodding slightly, the caregiver also breathed a sigh of relief.

Only then did she continue to speak.

"When that old lady was sent to the hospital for rescue, I went as the caregiver who had been with her."

"In her last moments, the old lady held her children's hands and said that she wanted to be buried under the old locust tree in her hometown."

Jiang Yuan also listened very carefully: "Then what happened in the end, that old lady..."

Caregiver: "Of course she was buried under the locust tree!"

Jiang Yuan was stunned: "Ah?"

That's not right.

That shouldn't be right, right?

According to his experience of listening to stories, shouldn't there be a reversal at this point in the story?

For example, after the old lady passed away, her family didn't believe in evil and didn't do what the old lady said.

In the end, she repeatedly scolded them in their dreams.

And then had to...

As Jiang Yuan's caregiver, the caregiver knew exactly what this guy was thinking just by looking at Jiang Yuan's face.

She rolled her eyes speechlessly.

She said helplessly: "Haven't you understood what I said before..."

"That old lady was very interested in Feng Shui."

"In the eyes of her descendants, she is not only an elder of their family, but also a very reliable Feng Shui master."

"Tell me."

"If a Feng Shui master chooses a cemetery for herself and says that the Feng Shui here is good, would any of her descendants dare not listen to her?"

Everyone: "..."

In foreign countries, maybe someone would dare.

But in China.

The Feng Shui master has already spoken, who dares to mess around?

Messing up the Feng Shui.

Removal from the family tree!