Cultivating Immortals through the Ages

Chapter 8
Coupled with Grandpa Zhong's relationship, he bought milk powder for Wen Jing and made up for the meat she lost due to a cold.

Wen Jing quickly returned to her white bun appearance, and the Zhong family's grandparents even bought her a lot of small clothes.

From one month to one year old, there are two sets of underwear, outerwear, and cotton clothes for each size.

Neighbors looked at it and said all kinds of sour words: "Why does a little girl wear clothes so well! Anyway, she won't be able to wear them for a few days, it's a waste of money."

"That's right, that's right, it's just a lost money that I picked up, and I'm still serving it like a treasure.

Anyway, when they grow up, they will be sent to others. With that money, it is better to buy two more meals of meat. "

"Yes, the old couple of the Zhong family had money to burn."

"And that milk powder, such a precious thing, was given to that loser to eat! It was picked up. My eldest grandson has never tasted that milk powder since he was so old!"

"Sister-in-law Zhou, next time you bring your eldest grandson to Zhong's house to order some."

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All kinds of sour words reached the ears of Grandpa Zhong and Grandma Zhong, but they ignored them.

Continue to buy all kinds of food, clothes, and toys for Wen Jing.

The Zhong family did take care of Wen Jing very well, and even asked the doctor if they didn't understand.

The doctor said that the child could eat egg yolks at four months, so they went to the village to collect eggs, boiled an egg every day, took out the yolks and broke them, and fed them to Wen Jing.

I also went to buy white flour for Wen Jing to roll out noodles. I was afraid that she would not be used to it, so I kneaded the noodles a bit, so that the rolled out noodles would be soft and easier to digest.

In this way, Wen Jing grew up to three years old under the careful feeding of the old couple of the Zhong family.

Wen Jing also learned from the usual conversation between Grandpa Zhong and Grandma Zhong why there were only two elders of the Zhong family in the family.

Grandpa Zhong and Grandma Zhong originally had children, but because of the war, they handed over the children to the local people to raise them.

Later, because of the raids by the devils, Minmin Wangduo was displaced and had to leave his homeland and go to a safe place.

Just like that, I was separated from my children, and I don’t know if I’m still alive?The couple dare not think about it.

After decades of searching, only the youngest child was found.

The youngest child was a boy who was ten years old when he was recovered.

And Grandpa Zhong also resigned from his original position and returned to his hometown, which is the village where they live now.

What the two of them didn't expect was that when their son grew up.

He came to his father, Grandpa Zhong, and said that he was going to be a soldier, and changed his name to Zhong Xing.

At that time, although Grandpa Zhong did not nod, he supported his son in his heart.But Grandma Zhong disagreed.

She only had this one son left, how could she have the heart to let him go to the battlefield, if something bad happened, how would the old couple live?
However, no matter how much she tried to persuade him, it was useless. Her son was determined to join the army.

In the end, I couldn't help but agree, and sent the father and son out with tears in their eyes. Before leaving, Grandma Zhong checked her son's luggage over and over again.

Zhong Xing couldn't bear it, but he still didn't change his original decision, packed his bags and walked out of the house.

Grandpa Zhong also felt reluctant, but he was a man after all, and he very much supported his son's enlistment in the army.He also came here in the same way back then, and understood his son's thoughts.

After sending his son to the station, Grandpa Zhong went to the nearby post office and sent a telegram to his old comrade, asking him to take care of his son.

After her son left, Grandma Zhong was in a daze all day long with the only black and white photo of the family, which was taken in the town before Zhong Xing left.

(End of this chapter)