Why do you still need to roll up after being reborn?

Jiang Yan, wearing shorts and a vest, yawned and opened the door.

He leaned against the door frame and said with a faint smile, "Second uncle, third uncle, so early?"

Uncle Jiang looked at the smile on Jiang Yan's face and felt weird. He twitched the corners of his mouth unnaturally, "I didn't see you here yesterday. Your uncle and I are worried about you. We will leave at five o'clock today." I went to town and took a delivery car from someone else."

Uncle Jiang felt very unhappy when he saw Jiang Yan blocking the door, neither enthusiastic nor letting them in.

They came here so early in the morning, and he, a junior, was still showing off?

Jiang Yan sneered inwardly when he saw his second uncle's face darkening obviously. He stepped aside to let the two of them in, poured two more glasses of water and put them on the coffee table.

After that, he yawned, half-closed his eyes, and slumped on the single sofa on the side without any image.

"Well, Xiaoyan, today is the day to visit your dad, you should know that, right?"

After not seeing Jiang Yan say a word for a long time, Uncle Jiang couldn't hold it back and said with a smile, "You said that your child is really good. After getting into such a good university, you didn't even say that you would go home to report the good news. I didn't know that your grandparents are very good." Are you worried?"

"Worried? Worried about what?"

Uncle Jiang choked, not expecting Jiang Yan to ask such a question.

"How do you talk as a kid? Isn't it normal for your grandparents to worry about you if you haven't been home for several months?"

Jiang Yan looked at Uncle Jiang and said with a smile, "So you all know that I haven't been back for several months."

I haven’t seen anyone for months and no one came to look for me, and now I’m looking for him?
Thinking of the previous plan, Uncle Jiang's face turned sly, but he didn't think they had done anything wrong. He was also someone who had some knowledge of the law and knew that if Jiang Yan's father was not around, his mother would be his first caregiver.

So he was taken over and raised by his mother, as it should be.

"Xiao Yan, don't blame your grandparents. They are so old and have no financial resources. Your father should have raised them."

Jiang Yan thinks it's quite boring. Don't you find it annoying to keep doing the same routine over and over again?

He was too lazy to deal with these two people anymore and said straightforwardly, "Are you going to see my dad? Okay, I'll go with you."

After that, he got up and went back to his room to change clothes.

Huang Mao was awakened by his movement, sat up in a daze, and asked, "Brother, why are you going?"

"I'm going out. You have a half-day rest today. I need to use the car."

"Oh."

When Jiang Yan came out of the bedroom, Uncle Jiang stood up, looked over, and asked, "Who were you talking to just now?"

"No one."

Uncle Jiang saw that Jiang Yan didn't want to talk and didn't dare to ask. He could feel that this kid was obviously different from before.

When I first returned to my hometown after being expelled from school last year, although I looked like a thorn in my side, I didn't dare to speak so loudly to the elders like them. Now that I've been admitted to Beijing University, it's different.

"Let's go."

Jiang Yan took the two of them downstairs, walked straight to the van and opened the door.

Some time ago, he took the driver's license test when he had time, and he just got it last week.

"This is... your car?"

The two Jiang brothers looked at the dilapidated van in front of them and didn't want to get in.

"Did your mother give you money to buy the car? No way"

"This is my friend's car." Second Uncle Jiang stopped abruptly and closed his open mouth again.

Jiang Yan glanced at the two of them and said coldly, "You can go if you don't want to. There is a bus on the left when you go out to the alley at the entrance. I will drive there first."

"We're going, we didn't say we didn't want to go."

Uncle Jiang interrupted Jiang Yan's words and gave Uncle Jiang a hand. He also gave him a stupid look. You have to back up twice to take the bus. Isn't that spending your own money?

The two got in the car and Jiang Yan drove all the way out of the community, passing by rows of steamed bun shops and breakfast stalls, with no intention of stopping for breakfast.

Uncle Jiang thought that he couldn't let go of his child, so it was not impossible to spend a small amount of money to treat this boy to breakfast, so he said, "Xiaoyan, it's quite a long way to your father's place. I don't think you can do it either." Let’s eat, why don’t we stop by the roadside, let’s have something to eat before we continue on our way.”

"No, I'm not hungry."

But we are hungry!
But Jiang Yan didn't seem to understand the meaning of his third uncle's words. He drove all the way and arrived at the gate of a prison in the suburbs in less than an hour.

Uncle Jiang went to fill in the form and go through the formalities in a familiar manner, and took Jiang Yan in within 10 minutes.

You can only see two people at most at a time, so Uncle Jiang stayed outside.

Seeing Jiang Fengwei again after two lifetimes, Jiang Yan was actually in a trance.

In his previous life, he could not wait until his father came out of it, but in those years, in order to make him feel better in there, he kept giving him cigarettes and things. He never gave him things he was not willing to use, and he was not willing to give him food. Feed him.

But the things are basically sent to Uncle Jiang and asked him to help deliver them.

After all, he was working out of town, and the round trip fare was quite expensive, which he was reluctant to spend.

now think about it
Forget it, what's the use of thinking about this now?

"Brother, I have good news for you. Xiaoyan was admitted to Beijing University with a score of 702, which must be amazing."

Jiang Fengwei hadn't seen his son for a long time. He originally wanted to ask him how it was going with his mother.Is his stepfather good to him?But before he could speak, he heard his third brother Zha Tianlei's words.

Admitted to Beijing University? 702 points?
Jiang Fengwei looked at Jiang Yan in disbelief. After a while, he opened his mouth and asked tremblingly, "Xiaoyan, is it true?"

Jiang Yan hasn't spoken since he sat here. He looked at his father's face, which was not much different from his previous life ten years later, and smiled to himself, "Really."

There is food and drink, but apart from the lack of freedom, it is quite nice to stay inside.

Thinking that he would not have to bear the responsibility of providing for the elderly in the next 20 years, Jiang Yan looked at Jiang Fengwei a little more favorably.

"Brother, my parents were very happy when they heard about it. They wanted to hold a banquet for Xiaoyan in his hometown, and then take him to kowtow at his ancestral grave. Being admitted to Kyoto University is really a blessing from our ancestors. Our ancestral grave will choose That's good. Look at you two, when you were admitted to college."

Before he finished the last sentence, Jiang Yan chuckled. He watched his third uncle pat the iron window in front of him and asked him, "Third uncle, what do you want to say? My dad was admitted to university and became a proud ancestor? What about that?" What now?"

The smile on Uncle Jiang's face froze, and even Jiang Fengwei lowered his head in silence.

Time was limited, and Jiang Yan didn't want to listen to their useless words. After all, he didn't plan to come again after such a trip, so it was better to say something clearly once and for all.

"Forget it about the college entrance banquet. They know whether my grandparents treat me sincerely, and you, Third Uncle, also know. Only you, Dad, don't know."

Jiang Fengwei suddenly raised his head and looked at Jiang Yan, with a confused and somewhat angry expression on his face, "Jiang Yan, what do you mean?"

"What do you mean? Dad, I won't mention what happened in the past. Let's start from the first day I returned to my hometown after your accident. That day, I was pointed at my nose and scolded by my grandma before I even had a meal. I was kicked out of the house and asked to ask for money from my mother, saying that she had no spare money to pay my tuition fees, let alone support me.

She said she had no money to support me. Dad, do you still remember how much money you gave my grandma these years? "

This chapter was supposed to be in the morning, but I was temporarily arrested and had to work for a long time.