Mrs. Yipin: a farmer's doctor

Chapter 465 Winning the Poetry Award (4)
Yue Shan was moved, it was the first time she heard Zhi Ran say this.

Somewhat ecstatically, she thought that it turned out that Zhiran regarded her so important.

Seeing Zhiran's insistence, Tang Xin took a step back and said, "Okay! But she can't follow into the house later."

"Hmm." Zhi Ran didn't object, and even felt that Tang Xin's words were rather foolish.

After all, she had clearly told Yue Shan just now that if Tang Xin had ears, she would certainly be able to hear them.

Zhiran and the others left the scene like this, although their movements were a little small, but those who cared naturally noticed it, for example, their minds had been on Zhiran, thinking about how to harm her Mu Yanyan and Dong Xinyan.

However, the Taiwei's Mansion was already on guard, and Tang Xin took Zhiran to a very quiet remote place.

She concentrated and felt it silently. There were at least a dozen hidden guards around, not to mention the masters who guarded in the open.

"Be careful." Zhi Ran warned softly.

Tang Xin didn't hear clearly either, so she asked with a smile, "What did you just say?"

The corners of Zhiran's lips curled slightly, and she said in a cool voice, "It's nothing."

Tang Xin was bored, but the smile on her face remained undiminished. She looked at her with a smile and said, "When I see grandma later, can you have a good word with her? Grandma has been special all these years. miss you."

Zhiran's brows and eyes narrowed slightly, but she let out a sneer.

She didn't know, it turned out that missing someone was the expression of the Taiwei Mansion.

Tang Xin sighed slightly in her heart, knowing that Zhiran's knot in her heart would not be solved for a while, but she didn't say any more.

As they approached, Tang Xin stopped and said to Yue Shan, "Miss Yue, just wait here for a while! We'll talk in the front yard."

Yue Shan looked at the yard in front of her. Although she was slightly dissatisfied in her heart, she was quite sensible, so she nodded her head reluctantly.

Zhiran, however, was worried. When Yue Shan was standing alone in the dark courtyard, she told her, "If you have anything to do, just call out, I can hear you."

"I'm fine! You should pay more attention to yourself." Yue Shan didn't care, she was very skilled and bold, and didn't care about the situation in front of her at all.

Tang Xin smiled helplessly and said, "It's not a dragon's pond or a tiger's lair, especially you, Zhiran, you are in your own home, why should you be so careful?"

Zhiran suddenly laughed, and said tauntingly, "My family? Hehe, I dare not take it!"

"Zhiran, you..." Tang Xin hesitated to speak, as if she really wanted to get close to Zhiran, and wanted to make sense of her.

"Don't talk too much, see you sooner, and go back sooner." Zhiran walked towards the courtyard first.

Tang Xin hurriedly followed, and when there were only two of them, she whispered, "Grandmother has missed you very much all these years, and every time she thinks of you, she sheds tears till dawn. Look at me, no matter how unhappy you are later, no matter what you say on the surface, try to be as gentle as possible."

Tang Xin was chattering away, Zhiran didn't notice anything else, she only heard her say that the old lady was blind from crying, and she was about to ask questions.

Tang Xin made a silent gesture, then stepped forward to knock on the door and said, "Grandma, I'm Xin'er, here we come."

"Come in!" came a voice from inside the room.

Tang Xin dragged Zhi Ran into the room. The furnishings in the room were very simple. There was a big bed, a square table in the room, and four wooden chairs beside it.

"Did Ran'er come?" The old woman sitting in the room had silver-white hair, neatly combed, and her voice trembled slightly when she spoke.

"Grandmother, Sister Ran'er is here." Tang Xin approached the old lady with a smile.

He raised his eyes to wink at Zhiran, but saw that she was staring blankly at the old lady, but didn't step forward, hurriedly came over, pulled her closer to the old lady, and pinched her hard.

She had been smiling since meeting her, but now her face was full of sternness and warning.

Naturally, Zhiran didn't take Tang Xin seriously. What surprised her was that the old lady's appearance was carved out of the same mold as Tang's.

Looking at the old lady's appearance, Zhiran could imagine what color Tang Suqing would be at this age.

"Ran'er, why don't you talk, come here and let grandma have a look."

The old lady spoke very gently, her tone was full of caution, and her wrinkled hands were shaking slightly in the air.

But because his eyes can't see, he can only grasp lightly.

Seeing that Zhiran was not moving, Tang Xin grabbed her hand arbitrarily and gently put it into the old lady's hand.

"Grandmother, sister Ran'er was so nervous that she couldn't speak when she saw you for the first time, she was so happy!" Xin'er smiled softly, coaxing the old lady with a very sweet mouth.

The corner of the old lady's mouth was slightly raised, a little excited, and she asked like a child: "Really? Ran'er, are you happy to see your grandmother?"

Zhiran's eyebrows and eyes twitched slightly, but she didn't know how to answer.

The old lady in front of her was already blind. If she really went blind from crying because of Tang Suqing's disappearance, Zhiran didn't know what position she had to blame her for such a mother.

A person who would cry and blind his eyes for his daughter, even if he kicked her out of the house back then, must have had a last resort.

"En!" replied with a strange tone, but it was not Zhiran's voice.

Zhiran regained her senses and looked up, only to see Tang Xin looking at her with a fierce look in her eyes. In order to make the old lady happy, she pretended to be the one talking.

The old lady's expression tightened a bit, and the smile at the corner of her mouth was no longer bright.

She sighed slightly and said, "Xin'er, you go out first, grandma wants to talk to Ran'er."

Tang Xin bit her lower lip, her face was full of worry, but she grabbed the old lady's hand and said coquettishly, "Grandma, how could you not want Xin'er when you have sister Ran'er! Grandma is so partial, Xin It's really sad!"

At the end of the sentence, Tang Xin pretended to cry a few words.

But it made the old lady laugh again, and said with a smile: "You ghost girl, stop messing around, grandma has something serious to tell Ran'er, you go out first."

"But..." Tang Xin looked at Zhiran hesitantly. She didn't want to hear any secrets, but was worried that she was gone. What if Zhiran bullied or ignored the old lady and made the old lady sad.

"Good boy!" The old lady's voice was calm, but not angry but mighty.

Tang Xin bit her lip and dared not speak. She knew the old lady's ears were sensitive, so she could only wink at Zhiran, hoping she would be considerate.

Seeing Tang Xin turning her head three times, Zhiran wanted to laugh.

What's the matter, did Tang Xin think she would bully a blind old lady?

"Close the door." When Tang Xin walked to the door, the old lady just spoke.

Tang Xin stared unwillingly at Zhi Ran, but she obediently closed the door behind her.

(End of this chapter)