The happy life of the reborn little daughter-in-law

Chapter 89 Wei Yanzhou's Granny (2)
After she finished licking the piece of jujube cake with her bare gums, she said slowly, "...Since everyone is here today, let me... tell me about the events behind me!"

My aunt said anxiously, "Mom!"

From the looks of it, my aunt seems to want to stop Grandma from doing something...

But the grandma was unmoved and insisted, "I don't have many days left, maybe one day I won't be able to wake up after falling asleep, I'll explain the things behind me first, so that you won't have to fight for it in the future fighting for..."

Mother Wei couldn't help but said, "Mom, I know what you're thinking. Don't worry, I won't argue with my sister."

Grandma looked at the eldest daughter (Mother Wei) for a while, and then slowly said, "You have always refused to listen to me, but I also know that you have always been ambitious."

Mother Wei remained silent.

After a while, grandma said slowly, "...After I die, the house will be left to A Mei (aunt's baby name); my deposit is about 10,000+, plus all the jewelry... all will be left to Yanjie .”

Xu Jiaqi was also the daughter-in-law of the Wei family in her previous life. Although she had never met her grandmother in her previous life, she still had some understanding of the various conflicts and grievances in this family; The contradiction between the two is nothing more than the fact that everyone has their own standpoint...

But it wasn't until today that Xu Jiaqi vaguely felt that the attitude of grandma towards the children was probably the main factor that worsened the relationship between Wei's mother and Wei Yanjie, including the deterioration of the relationship between Wei's mother and his aunt.

The atmosphere in the ward became oppressive and dignified, so Xu Jiaqi held Wei Yanzhou's hand tightly, and the two stood against the wall without saying a word.

Wei's mother was trying to hold back her anger.

My aunt wanted to interrupt Grandma's words, but instead, Grandma gave her a hard look!
Then, the grandmother continued to speak slowly, "As for Gillian (Wei's mother's baby name), you... I know you are very capable, and you have never relied on me and your father since you were young. At that time, your father and I asked you to work in the factory. If you don’t do it, you have to go to W City to go to university, and you don’t want to come back after finishing university. You have to marry a mud leg, and you have taken root in W City... You are indeed a powerful person, after so many years, In the end, he was transferred back to City A, and became a national cadre..."

"Since you are so capable, after I die, you will pay all my medical expenses and hospitalization expenses, and then take my ashes to your home, and give them a proper confession! Every Chinese New Year holiday and birthday On the day of my death, you will lead your children and grandchildren to pay me three kowtows and nine obeisances!" Grandma stared at Wei's mother viciously, and said sharply.

The whole hospital bed suddenly became silent.

Grandma's pale face, ferocious expression and sharp eyes... just like the old female ghost in Hong Kong movies, scared Xu Jiaqi's heart and soul to jump wildly!
She didn't dare to take a breath.

Wei Yanzhou, who was standing by the side, saw his wife's precarious appearance, her face was pale, and her hands were covered with cold sweat, so he couldn't care less, and hurriedly helped her out of the ward.

Standing by the window in the corridor, leaving the oppressive environment, and taking a breath of fresh air, Xu Jiaqi calmed down a little, and asked Wei Yanzhou in a low voice, "Your mother has a grudge against your grandma? We don't agree with each other. Dai Tian's revenge?"

Wei Yanzhou thought for a while, then shook his head and said, "I really haven't heard of any big grievances...Anyway, when my mother was pregnant with a second child, my elder sister was left alone, so my mother invited grandpa and grandma to W City to help take care of the children; later grandpa was not used to living in it and clamored to go back to city A, but my mother had no choice but to ask grandpa and grandma to take my sister back to city A."

(End of this chapter)