Cultivating Immortals through the Ages

Chapter 10 Cursing Quiet
As he said that, Grandpa Cheng Zhong was unprepared, snatched the letter from his hand at once, stepped aside and read it carefully.

Grandma Zhong fainted when she saw the contents of the letter.

Grandpa Zhong was so frightened that he didn't even have time to put on his shoes and supported his wife to prevent her from falling to the ground.

Since then, Grandma Zhong's health has not been very good, and she almost couldn't bear it several times.It was Grandpa Zhong who took his wife's hand again and again to wake her up.

Heartbroken and overwhelmed with grief, the second elder's hair soon turned white.

The village has a good relationship with the Zhong family, and they often visit the house for fear that something will happen if they can't stand the blow.

Of course, there are also those who are not right, seeing that the Zhong family is in good condition, and want to adopt the child.

However, they were all rejected.These families are also exemplified as households that refuse to come and go.

It wasn't until Wen Jing came to Zhong's house that the old couple gradually became happier, and laughter often came from the small courtyard of Zhong's house.

Of course, the arrival of Wen Jing also angered those who wanted to adopt their children.

He often speaks ill of the Zhong family behind his back, and even worse, curses Wen Jing for his early death.

After hearing this, Grandma Zhong came to the door and scolded these people one by one. She scolded them for a whole day, and these people didn't even dare to work.

It was the village head who came to persuade them, and fined these people, and fined them to send ten eggs to each family to compensate Wen Jing.

In the past three years, Wen Jing lived happily in Zhong's house. Grandpa Zhong and Grandma Zhong took care of her as her own granddaughter.

Whether it is for food or use, it is the best, and it often arouses the envy of children of the same age around.

When Wen Jing was six months old, Grandma Zhong took Zhong Xing's photo and taught Wen Jing to call her father.

In order to make the two elders happy, Wen Jing called her father for the first time when she was ten months old. The happy grandma Zhong hugged Wen Jing and kissed again and again.

After the first cry, Wen Jing doesn't need to hide anything later, and talking and walking will be a matter of course.

Afterwards, people in the village often saw Wen Jing walking on her short legs, helping Grandpa Zhong and Grandma Zhong with small things within their capabilities.

Such as: picking ears of wheat, catching insects, pulling weeds and so on.

People in the village often use Wen Jing as the object of education for their children, and it turns out that the children in the village don't like Wen Jing, especially boys.

Even some children deliberately make trouble when doing things quietly.Of course, these things were done without adults.

Wen Jing considers herself an adult, and doesn't care about these children.

Those troublesome children didn't know Wen Jing's thoughts. They didn't cry or make trouble when they saw Wen Jing, and they didn't complain to adults.

I feel that she is afraid of them and is more willing to bully her.

This time too, a group of five to seven-year-old children surrounded Wen Jing, dumped all the ears of wheat she had picked up on the ground, pushed her to the ground and cut her hand.

Seeing that Wen Jing was bleeding, the children scattered in fright, leaving Wen Jing sitting on the ground alone.

Wen Jing saw that Shangshang had been cut, but she didn't care. She wrapped the broken place with a handkerchief in her pocket, and continued to squat on the ground to pick ears of wheat.

It wasn't until Grandma Zhong came to deliver the meal that she saw blood on the handkerchief on Wen Jing's hand, and then realized that her hand was torn.

An angry Grandma Zhong scolded Grandpa Zhong who came to eat: "How do you look at the child, Niuniu didn't even see such a big cut on her hand."

In fact, Wen Jing's hand was scratched by a broken bowl, and the wound was not serious. Grandma Zhong's distress for Wen Jing was a bit exaggerated.

"I was cutting the wheat in the front, but I didn't see the back." Grandpa Zhong defended himself in a low voice.

Then, she turned her head and asked Wen Jing: "Niu Niu, how did you make the cut on your hand?"

Wen Jing did not hide, but told the truth.

(End of this chapter)