Mrs. Yipin: a farmer's doctor

Chapter 466 Winning the Poetry Award (5)
Before going out, she didn't forget to say to the old lady: "Grandma, I'm in the courtyard, just call me loudly if you have anything to do."

"Well! You go, I'm just talking to Ran'er." The old lady's voice softened a lot.

After the door was gently closed, Zhiran and the old lady looked at each other, but they saw each other and felt each other.

For a long time, neither of them spoke.

The first to break the silence was the old lady who couldn't bear it.

She sighed and asked, "Son, do you hate grandma?"

Zhiran raised her eyes and saw that the old lady's face was well maintained. Although there were slight wrinkles at the corners of her eyes and mouth, she was at least very smooth and fair.

At this time, her facial features were slightly wrinkled, and her lifeless eyes showed worry.

However, Zhi Ran seriously recalled her mental journey, and said bluntly, "I don't hate it!"

Why should she hate someone who never appeared in her life?
The old lady continued with a trembling voice, "Son, come here and let grandma have a look."

Her so-called look, of course, is to touch the face.

Zhiran knew it, but she just stood aside and watched the old lady's slightly trembling hands raised in the air, as if they were comparing patience.

Zhiran didn't move, and the old lady didn't let go of her hands.

In the end, Zhiran couldn't bear it, took the last step, and sighed: "Old lady, you don't have to do this. We have come here without you for so many years. To me, you are just a strange old lady." That's all."

"I know, I know..." Zhi Ran said it bluntly, but it broke the old lady's heart.

The old lady couldn't help but choked up again, her eyes were instantly wet with tears.

Seeing the old lady in front of her crying sadly because of her words, Zhiran was a little at a loss, and even felt a little guilty.

"Don't cry! My words don't mean anything else. After all, I was still young when I left the imperial capital. My mother never told me about the imperial capital. I know my identity is not long before I came to the imperial capital."

It was fine if Zhiran didn't explain, but the old lady cried even more when she explained.

She asked hoarsely, "Does your mother hate me?"

Zhiran really didn't know about this.

Tang never mentioned these things, and Zhiran didn't ask.

"I don't know. My mother never mentioned her identity. When we lived in a remote village, she never mentioned her identity. Later, for various reasons, our family returned to the imperial capital, and my mother never talked about her identity. Taiwei's Mansion, I even know from others that my mother originally came from Taiwei's Mansion."

Zhiran didn't hide it, and her frank words hit the old lady's heart directly.

"My Suqing..."

"She must hate me, she must hate me." The old lady cried out, patting her legs while crying.

Zhiran has never regarded herself as a good person, but looking at the old man in front of her, she couldn't harden her heart.

The old lady cried with an indescribably miserable smell.

Such a blind old lady cried like a child in front of her, Zhiran felt an indescribable sadness in her heart.

She sighed slightly, but she took out a clean handkerchief and carefully wiped the tears on the old lady's face.

"Old lady, although my mother never mentioned you, it also shows that she doesn't hate you! My mother is a very beautiful and kind person, and she will only remember your kindness to her in her heart."

The old lady gradually stopped her excitement, and asked unconfidently: "Really?"

"Hmm!" Zhiran wiped away tears for the old lady, but took the pulse without any trace.

A person who sheds tears does not make his eyes blind. What really makes his eyes blind is due to various reasons such as emotional sadness, which leads to mental damage and so on.

The old lady's eyes did have some problems, and it has been three or four years, and there is no conflict with the time Tang Xin said, it was the days after Tang Suqing left.

After the old lady's eyes were diagnosed, Zhiran's attitude towards the old lady also improved.

After reassuring the old lady, Zhiran asked after she was in a stable mood: "Why did you drive my mother out of the house back then? Did she do something wrong?"

"No, your mother didn't do anything wrong! I'm sorry for her, and it's all because of me!" The tears that the old lady stopped falling down again.

Zhiran didn't understand the meaning of these words, she frowned slightly and asked: "Be clearer!"

The old lady choked up and said: "I can't tell you this yet! Grandma hopes that you don't need to know in this life, just like your mother! Otherwise, grandma will die unhappy."

The old lady's tone was serious, she didn't seem to be telling a lie.

However, Zhiran was in a fog of hearing, and didn't catch the point.

"Why don't you need to know?" Hearing the old lady's tone, Zhiran seemed to have vaguely understood what she meant, as if expressing that if this happened, it might be a bad thing.

So the old lady hoped that they would never know, and in this case, it would never happen.

"Don't ask, it's grandma who is sorry for you. If grandma wasn't so selfish, you wouldn't have to live so hard, woo..." The old lady started crying again as she spoke.

Zhiran wanted to know some inside information, but was hung up all the time, unable to get up or down, and felt extremely itchy.

"Clarify the matter, maybe there is a solution?" Zhi Ran coaxed the old lady.

The old lady sniffed and continued, "This is all my grandmother's fault. Your grandfather did it all for me. Don't blame him for being cruel."

Zhiran felt a little restless, she didn't understand anything.

The old lady just kept telling her not to blame them, she didn't even know the cause of the incident, how could she decide whether to blame it or not!

"You make it clear, so I can reply!" Zhi Ran's tone subconsciously increased.

The old lady was immersed in her own thoughts and kept crying.

Zhiran tried to persuade her, but when she found that the old lady was still like this, Zhiran had no choice but to go out and call Tang Xin in.

Tang Xin hurried into the room, and saw the old lady's eyes were red and swollen from crying, like a lioness guarding her calf, she yelled at Zhiran: "What did you do to grandma?"

Zhiran was so fierce that she couldn't understand it. She was called one night, but she didn't say anything clearly, and just heard the old lady cry. She still has a temper!
Immediately, she also said terribly: "It's none of my business! After she took you out, she didn't say anything, but kept telling me not to blame her. When I asked her what happened, she kept crying!"

"Xin'er, Xin'er, it's not Ran'er's fault, it's because grandma couldn't help it..." When the old lady came out in time, Tang Xin held her hand as soon as she raised her hand.

(End of this chapter)