Revenge of Rebirth: Beauty scheming

Chapter 387 About Birthday
The days since then have become extraordinarily peaceful, so peaceful that people feel suffocated.

After Ye Yi's death, Zhao Yuanxiang had no time to be distracted to please the old lady, and the old lady seemed to feel something faintly, even if Zhao Yuanxiang didn't go to pay his respects and left the house at will, she didn't bother at all.

When Aunt Liu became seriously ill, the old lady stayed in the small Buddhist hall to chant scriptures all day long, and didn't care about anything.

So all the affairs in the Zhao residence fell on Aunt Bai, and Aunt Bai was very happy.

The days passed day by day, and it was May in a blink of an eye.

Aunt Liu's illness gradually recovered. There was no clue about her daughter for a long time, and her heart gradually returned from despair to numbness.

During the period, her lower body bleeds twice, and the fetus was almost lost. She finally regained her strength for the unborn child.

On the second day of May, the old lady who hadn't asked anything for a long time called Zhao Yuanxiang over.

Having not seen this grandma for several days, Zhao Yuanxiang noticed that her expression was a little more peaceful, and her whole person seemed to be in high spirits, as if she was better than before. It seems that chanting scriptures and worshiping Buddha really have the magical effect of self-cultivation. .

The old lady took Zhao Yuanxiang's hand and said with a smile: "Speaking of which, you have been back for more than half a year, but your father and I have never asked you when your birthday is. I remember that your third sister's birthday is On May [-]th, she was born prematurely, you are slightly older than her, but you were born in April?"

Zhao Yuanxiang thought to himself, if it wasn't for May, which was close to Zhao Yanran's birthday, otherwise this grandma wouldn't think of asking her because of this, right?

She wanted to laugh a little, but she still replied obediently: "Grandma, my birthday is on April [-]th, and it has already passed."

Regarding her real birthday, it's better not to say anything, otherwise it will inevitably lead to some messy things.

It's just that the Zhao family doesn't care about her, otherwise, if you just go to her birthplace and inquire about it, the local villagers will know it.

After all, her birthday was the anniversary of her mother's death. In that small village, everyone must be deeply impressed by such a major event as a death.

When the old lady heard the words, her face showed guilt, "It's all my fault that I was so focused on chanting scriptures and worshiping Buddha all day long that I forgot such an important thing. Your father was busy with government affairs, and he was exhausted looking for your two sisters, so he neglected you. Don't blame him."

Zhao Yuanxiang smiled lightly, and said: "Don't worry, grandma, granddaughter knows how to measure."

"Alas..." The old lady sighed, pondered for a moment, then frowned and said: "You are fifteenth this year, on the day of your birthday, you should perform the ceremony of Jiji. Now that your birthday has passed, why don't you choose another good day to do the ceremony of Jiji?" Alright."

Zhao Yuanxiang shook his head slightly, and said: "Grandma, I haven't promised to marry, and the wedding ceremony is not absolutely necessary, let's put it on hold for now. There are many things at home recently, so don't bother."

The old lady looked at her with a complicated expression, and she couldn't tell how many emotions were mixed in her eyes.

After a while, she nodded slowly, and said: "You are still the most sensible, now our family is only you, and your eldest brother, you two should be good..."

This may sound like nothing, but there seems to be a deep meaning behind it.

It's like saying: Now there are only two brothers and sisters left in the Zhao family's legitimate son and daughter, and she will not care about what she did before.

Zhao Yuanxiang didn't answer the words, he smiled and kneaded the old lady's shoulders.

(End of this chapter)