Do not go to the galaxy

Chapter 93 Encounter in the Cemetery
"Thank you for clearing my mind." Xiang Wan breathed a sigh of relief: "Before, I hated Zuo Xingyun, thinking that he coveted my family's property and betrayed my father's kindness and kindness to him with ambition. Later, I found out It was my dad who was sorry for him first, almost let him die in prison, and made him not even see his grandma for the last time, I suddenly couldn't hate him anymore. I can't believe it, I think dad shouldn't be like that People, but my dad did that... Although I still don't know why my dad did that to him, but the facts are the facts. "

When Nian'an was still in the fog, Xiang Wan had already walked forward: "Sister Nian'an, I still have something to do, I have to leave today, I will contact you later!"

After separating from Shi Nian'an, Xiang Wan chased in the direction A Chen left.

Fortunately, Ah Chen hadn't gone far, she blocked Ah Chen's way, and said out of breath, "Can you tell me... Where is Zuo Xingyun's grandma's tomb?"

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Early the next morning, Xiang Wan asked Uncle Yuan to drive her to Zuo Xingyun's hometown.

It used to be a dilapidated town on the edge of Haicheng. The last time Xiangwan went there was when she was four years old. That was the day she met Zuo Xingyun.

Time has passed, and the town has developed. The old houses no longer exist, and high-rise buildings have sprung up. Although it is not as prosperous as the center of Haicheng, it is considered to be well developed.

Yesterday, she and Ah Chen inquired about the location of Zuo Xingyun's grandma's grave. According to the address, she and Uncle Yuan went directly to the cemetery.

The age of this cemetery does not seem to be too long, and it should have been planned after it developed.

After finding Zuo Xingyun's grandma's tombstone, Xiang Wan found that this tombstone was newer than the others.

Ah Chen said that when his grandma passed away, she was buried hastily in the past, and Zuo Xingyun only moved the tomb after he came out of prison, probably because he didn't want the old man to have a good place to live after he died.

Wearing a long black dress, Xiang Wan put the white chrysanthemum she brought in front of the tombstone, and carefully wiped the dust off the tombstone with her hand.

I don't know why, but there is no photo of the old man on the tombstone, only the engraving of "the tomb of the elder Hu Xiu", and a line of small characters beside it: Zuo Xingyun, the unfilial grandson.

This is probably the simplest tombstone Xiang Wan has ever seen, and it is enough to show how miserable Zuo Xingyun's life was. Before meeting her, Zuo Xingyun only had his grandma...

She couldn't tell what it was like, she didn't know what to say to this old man she had never met, so she bowed three times reverently.

Uncle Yuan held an umbrella for her to shield her from the sun. After a while, seeing beads of sweat appearing on her forehead, Uncle Yuan said in a low voice, "Miss, come back. It's too hot, don't suffer from heat stroke."

Xiang Wan nodded slightly, turned around, and saw Zuo Xingyun standing on the stairs not far away.

The sun was so harsh that she couldn't see his face clearly.

The white shirt on his body was still as spotless as before, and his figure was as tall and straight as a green wood.

Uncle Yuan said tentatively: "Miss, shall I wait for you in the car first?"

Xiang Wan nodded, took the umbrella that Uncle Yuan handed over, and stood there without moving.

Zuo Xingyun stepped forward and stood still in front of Xiang Wan. There was no emotion on his face, and there was an impenetrable depth in his pupils.

He was more than a head taller than Xiang Wan, Xiang Wan had no choice but to hold up the umbrella, a small parasol obviously couldn't stop the two of them.

Zuo Xingyun took the umbrella naturally and took a step closer to her. In this way, her whole body was shrouded in the shadow created by the umbrella and him, and she could no longer shine a ray of hot sunlight.

The distance between the two of them was so close that they could almost hear each other's breathing.

(End of this chapter)