One child and two treasures: Daddy, you are not good

Chapter 2 The Pretentious Pretence
After going out of the small apartment, she checked the time. It was nine o'clock in the evening, and it took only half an hour to arrive at the hospital. She should still have time to see grandma.

The Anning Hospital was still brightly lit, she tightened the belt in her hand, and walked inside.

At this time, the flow of people in the hospital was relatively small, and it was very quiet. Walking in the quiet corridor, the surroundings were white and translucent, and the smell of disinfectant spread around.

When she arrived at the door of the ward, she was a little hesitant, not knowing how to face her loving grandmother.

I haven't been back for a few years. Thinking about it, I am really an unfilial daughter. Why didn't she come back sooner to have a look?

Thinking of this, she plucked up the courage to push open the door of the ward, and walked in lightly, but when she got closer, she found that the bed was not her grandma at all.

Before she could turn around, she heard the door of the ward being opened again, she turned her head and saw Mu Wei walking in with a sullen face.

"Dad, where's grandma?" She tried her best to keep calm, but her clenched hands betrayed her, and she couldn't calm down.

"Passed away and will be buried tomorrow. It's time for you to come back." Mu Wei glanced at the sleeping patient on the hospital bed, "Come back with me, don't disturb other patients."

"So when you informed me, you had already passed away, didn't you?" She had mixed feelings in her heart. Although she had thought about such a possibility, she still held a glimmer of hope.

After all, they are the biological father and daughter, and they didn't expect to lie to her in the end.

"Of course not, don't talk so much, it's not a place to chat in someone else's ward." Mu Wei tried to pull her away.

Now only she can save Mu's Enterprise, if not, she should be allowed to fend for herself outside.

"I rented a house, so I won't go back with you. I'll go directly to the cemetery tomorrow." She walked past him with a pale face.

After she went out, she realized that Mu Wei was not the only one who came.

She looked at the two women and one man in front of her, and an imperceptible smile appeared on her fair face, "It really flatters me to ask me to go home and work so hard."

"Liang'er, what you said made your father feel bad. You haven't been here these few years, but I look forward to your return every day." Shu Ya approached her with a gentle smile.

"I'm very tired from flying, and I don't have time to appreciate your hypocrisy. Let's go first." She ignored the person in front of her, and along the white wall, the thin figure quickly disappeared at the end of the corridor.

Shu Ya immediately walked to Mu Wei's side, and asked eagerly, "How is it?"

"Don't worry!" Mu Wei knows her daughter best, and soft-heartedness is her weakness.

Even if she looks alienated from them now, she can't wait to get closer to them in her heart.

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There was no rain yesterday, but today it all fell. The patter of rain does not make people feel cold, but rather sultry.

She was wearing a black dress with a white flower pinned to her chest, holding a black umbrella and standing in front of the tombstone. She didn't even see the smiling old lady on the tombstone for the last time, so she just went there.

There was a restless voice behind her, but she didn't care, she still stood hunched over, haggard.

She didn't want the two children to see such a scene, so she didn't let them come, not to mention that she didn't tell her family about giving birth.

The footsteps were getting closer and she didn't intend to stop. She involuntarily moved her steps to the side to make room, but she didn't even glance at the person coming by her side.

Suddenly, the umbrella in her hand was snatched away, and the black figure was close to her side. The masculine pure yang breath approached her, and the traces of hot air from her breath made her ears a little itchy.

She trembled slightly, and a familiar feeling came over her face.

(End of this chapter)