Good Morning, My Dearest Mr. Li

Lin Mengwu did not move at all after hearing these words.

She watched tv since she was a child and saw many such scenes. Some bad people went crazy and killed others, either for money or for revenge. She could not understand why there were bad people and why they killed good people.

She would be sad and cry when she saw such a story, but she never thought that this kind of thing would happen to her.

She would also lose her family because of the existence of bad people.

"Wu, Wu?" Old master xu suddenly hugged Lin Mengwu and shouted.

Lin Mengwu fainted. Such a young child did not cry when he heard the bad news from his family. But she fainted. Perhaps, tears were not enough to express her sadness.

A week later, Xu Meng, Lin Zhenqing and his parents were cremated.

Old master xu meant to bring their ashes home and bury them. No matter what, they couldn't be put here.

But Qiao Ning was sad. He wanted to keep them in Feng City, so that he could worship them in the future, and he wanted to give them a glorious half of the funeral. However, knowing old master xu's difficulties, he had to agree.

But she had to go back to her hometown to attend the funeral. Although she was pregnant now and her body was very unstable, Li Chengyan did not recommend that she follow her. But she insisted on going, so she could only accompany Xu Meng and the others back to their hometown.

Li mengan had already taken it out of the police station, but the child must have been scared. He was too young, although a psychiatrist had advised him. But after so long, she refused to speak except for her eyes.

A child who used to chatter so much was now as dumb as a mute.

She nodded or shook her head, or she waved her hand, but refused to speak. Qiao Ning was so worried that he thought he had hurt his throat and couldn't speak.

But when she was taken to the hospital for a checkup, the doctor said there was nothing wrong with her body. In the end, it was decided that it should be psychological.

It was understandable that such a small child had suffered such a big trauma.

Qiao ning asked anxiously, "When will he be able to speak?"

The doctor frowned and said, "I'm not sure. Maybe when he forgets those things and gradually calms down, he can speak."

Qiao Ning could not, and knew that this could not be rushed.

He could only hold Ann in his arms a hundred times better than he had been to Qiao Li, hoping that he would forget those sad things earlier.

Lin Mengwu's condition was better, after all, a little bigger.

After fainting, Qiao Li was frightened. The child rarely cried. Especially now that she grew up, she would not shed tears easily.

But that day, she was crying so hard that Li Chengyan called the family doctor. Qiao Li refused to go out. After being dragged out, he lay in Qiao Ning's arms and cried.

Li Chengyan and qiao ning were relieved when the doctor came out and said that she fainted because she was too sad.

But Qiao Li kept crying, and Qiao Ning could only comfort him, "Okay, okay, don't cry. Sister Wu is fine, don't cry."

Gradually, qiao li stopped crying, but refused to leave beside Lin Mengwu's bed. Old master xu couldn't stand it any longer and advised him to rest, but he refused to leave until Lin Mengwu woke up.

Lin Mengwu woke up and cried loudly, which made old master xu and qiao ning relieved.

It was good to cry out, afraid not to cry, not to cry is the most sad.

It took Lin Mengwu a few days to accept the fact that her parents and grandparents had died. Ann came to her and hugged Ann and cried again.

But Ann was obediently in her arms, not saying a word, not even her eyes were red.

Lin Mengwu felt even worse, but that was when it began. Qiao Ning found that Lin Mengwu suddenly grew up and became more sensible than before.

It was just that the past sensible because of good upbringing, but now sensible... Because she lost the love of her parents and elders, she had to learn to grow up.

The night before the ashes were transported back, qiao ning went to Lin Mengwu's room to see her.

Qiao Li was still there, lying on the bed and telling Lin Mengwu a story.

But the child listened in a daze without any reaction.

When Qiao Li saw Qiao Ning come in, he quickly stood up and said, "Mom, why are you here?"

Qiao Ning patted him on the shoulder and said, "Be good and go out first! I'll talk to your sister Wu."

Qiao Li looked at Lin Mengwu reluctantly. He had been sleeping in Lin Mengwu's room for the past few days.

Although he was a little out of line at this age, he was really worried about Lin Mengwu alone. Fortunately, Ann was also sleeping in this room. Li Chengyan could not beat him. He could only add a bed to the room and let the three of them sleep in the same room, but Qiao Li and an' an slept together.

Although he was still worried about Lin Mengwu, because it was Qiao Ning, he could only be obedient.

He went out and took Ann out, although Ann's existence was no different from his non-existence.

"Wu, I'll send your parents home tomorrow." Qiao Ning looked at Lin Mengwu and felt sorry for her for a while before he spoke with difficulty.

Lin Mengwu nodded and muttered, "Auntie."

Qiao Ning forced out a dismal smile and suddenly reached out to hold Lin Mengwu in his arms, "Child, I know you feel bad. But if you want to cry, just cry! If you are like this... Auntie looks distressed. Your parents will also feel distressed when they know. You're just a child. There's no need to carry everything on your shoulders. Grandpa told you! You and Ann will live in auntie's house in the future. Don't worry, auntie will treat you and Ann better than qiao li. You can still be like before, you..."

"Auntie, I know you'll treat Ann and me better than brother Qiao Li. But..." Lin Mengwu said miserably, "My parents will never come back. I'm my sister. I have to learn to grow up and take good care of Ann!"

Qiao Ning frowned. She still couldn't take her as her parents.

But she could understand that her parents were irreplaceable to her. No matter how good others were to her, they could not replace their parents.

"Then promise auntie that if you have anything to say, just tell auntie. Don't hold it in by yourself. I know you must be worried about Ann's illness. Don't worry. After the funeral of your parents and grandparents, auntie will take Ann to see a doctor. No matter where you go, no matter how much money you spend, auntie will try her best to cure Ann. Auntie and your mother are best friends. Your parents are gone. Auntie knows she can't replace your mother, but I hope you can treat me like your mother, or at least rely on someone you trust."