I Wore It Back After 60 Years

Chapter 921 Tears

In the eager anticipation of both sides, the big ship slowly entered the berth.

After coming to a complete stop, the gangway was lowered, and Mrs. Xie couldn't wait to step on it. There was only Chen Xiangyang who was missing an arm in her eyes, and there was no other person or thing in her heart.

Li Xingxing hurriedly said: "Grandma, please slow down, Dad is there, he can't run away."

The old lady Xie walked straight ahead as if she had never heard of it.

Chen Xiangyang and others also greeted them.

"My son! Mother has been looking for you so hard!" Mrs. Xie let go of her granddaughter and granddaughter-in-law's hands, and hugged her tall and tall son with tears in her eyes, but because she was old and short, she could only hug her little son The son's waist was tightly refusing to let go.

Chen Xiangyang sighed slightly in his heart, and patted her on the back with his left hand, "Mom, I'm fine."

"I'm missing an arm, how can I applaud?" The trembling left hand stroked the empty sleeve, the movement was very light, the old lady Xie was heartbroken, and asked: "Does it hurt? Does it hurt?"

"Don't cry, it doesn't hurt anymore." Chen Xiangyang replied.

Unexpectedly, the old lady cried even harder, and instead touched the somewhat similar face of him and her husband when they were young, "It doesn't hurt now, that is to say, it was very painful at the time! It was a war at the time, and more than one arm was injured. My son, I blame my parents for not taking good care of you, leaving you in exile and suffering so much from childhood to adulthood."

Chen Xiangyang said helplessly: "Don't blame yourself, the chaos caused by the war is not your responsibility. Compared with the countless comrades in arms and compatriots shrouded in horse leather, I am already quite lucky."

The thought of her youngest son living in the hail of bullets made Mrs. Xie even more sad.

From disembarking to now, the tears have not stopped.

Many people were sad when they heard this, and Li Xiuhong's eyes turned red.

Where did Chen Xiangyang deal with such a situation?He quickly gave his daughter a look for help.

Come and persuade the old lady!
Li Xingxing pretended not to see it. The old lady finally found her son. If she didn't make her cry, the years of stagnation in her heart would not be released at all, which would not be good for her body.

Chen Xiangyang glared at her, changed his mind, and hurriedly said, "Mother, I'm really fine. My wife gave me two children, a boy and a girl. You've seen the stars, but you haven't seen Nian En, right? He's married. In a few months, you will be able to hold your great-grandson. When I return to Shanghai, I will send a telegram to Nian En and his wife, asking them to ask for leave and come back to have a reunion dinner with us."

The old lady exclaimed: "Great-grandson?"

"Yes, Nian En once wrote a letter saying that his wife is pregnant and will give birth around March next year." Seeing that the old lady stopped crying, Chen Xiangyang breathed a sigh of relief and pulled Li Xiuhong to his side, "Mother, this is my daughter-in-law Xiuhong." .”

The old lady Xie immediately let go of her son, and took Li Xiuhong's hand instead, "My good daughter-in-law, thank you for marrying me, and thank you for taking care of the two children. I have heard from Shanshan that her father is fighting outside When you were young, it was all up to you to manage the housework and take care of the children, but you also suffered from the separation of children like me."

It's all the old woman's fault for throwing her newborn granddaughter into the deep mountains.

If she hadn't met Mr. Li Zhengrong, wouldn't she have no granddaughter?I can't wait to meet my son.

Because Li Zhengkai met Li Xingxing first, found the birthmark of plum blossoms, confirmed Chen Xiangyang's identity and took Li Xingxing abroad, so Mr. Xie and Mrs. Xie both believed that their granddaughter contributed the most.

Li Xiuhong smiled slightly and comforted: "It's all over, we should look forward to our lives."

(End of this chapter)