Sister, a weak girl will not be weak forever

It’s the Spring Festival again.

An old man wearing a Chinese tunic suit, with gray hair and a dignified demeanor got out of the black car.

He walked slowly into the villa on crutches.

"Hello, sir." Butler Wang said respectfully.

"Hello, Master." The nannies bowed and said hello.

The old man nodded slightly and looked in a certain direction.

Chu Ning and Su Ruowei happened to go downstairs to have breakfast and saw this scene.

"Grandpa, you're back." Chu Ning stepped forward and smiled.

"Yeah." Grandpa Chu said calmly.

"This is the little sister I have known for several years." Chu Ning introduced.

"Grandpa...Okay." Su Ruowei clenched the corners of his clothes with his hands.

Grandpa Chu glanced at the reserved girl with his deep eyes, and then walked directly to the dining table.

Chu Ning held Su Ruowei's hand, smiled softly and whispered: "Don't be nervous."

"Yeah." Su Ruowei nodded.

The two people at the dinner table were originally very lively, but now that Grandpa Chu has arrived, the atmosphere has become very quiet, even a little strangely peaceful.

After they finished their meal and rested for a while, Chu Ning was called to the study by her grandfather.

Chu Ning came to the study and saw her grandfather writing calligraphy with a brush.

When she took a closer look, her face suddenly became a little ugly.

"The house is full of blessings." Grandpa Chu's old and steady voice sounded.

Chu Ning looked at the green trees outside the window calmly.

"Ning Ning, how have you considered the marriage?" Grandpa Chu asked.

"Grandpa, I have never thought about marrying a man in my life." Chu Ning faced Grandpa and said firmly.

"I think our Chu family has no male heirs since your parents' generation, and you are the only one left with a girl." Grandpa Chu's eyes turned cold, "Do you know what you are talking about?"

Chu Ning pursed her lips tightly and said calmly: "I know, Grandpa, I won't change my decision."

"Hmph!" Grandpa Chu was so angry that he pointed at Chu Ning's nose and cursed, "You should explain it to the ancestors of the Chu family and your dead parents."

Chu Ning clenched the corners of her clothes tightly and stood silently.

"Come here and practice calligraphy with me for a while." Grandpa Chu said calmly.

He practiced calligraphy with a brush for a while, and his mind became much calmer.

Chu Ning stepped forward and sat on a wooden chair, dipped a brush in ink and wrote a "Heart Sutra" neatly.

"Color is not different from emptiness, and emptiness is not different from color."

"Form is emptiness, and emptiness is form."

Grandpa Chu read these words and glanced at Chu Ning: "If you don't get married, do you want to see through the world of mortals?"

"Grandpa, there are many choices in life, why should you just follow the tradition." Chu Ning said with a smile.

After she wrote the Heart Sutra, she felt much relieved.

"If you are a child of an ordinary family and no one asks you to do it, you are the future successor of the Chu family and you have to shoulder this important responsibility." Grandpa Chu said sincerely.

"I understand what grandpa said. The Chu family needs an heir, but I'm not the only one." Chu Ning shrugged.

"Bang!" Grandpa Chu slapped the table hard.

Chu Ning frowned slightly.

"Could it be that you want your uncle to inherit the entire Chu family?" Grandpa Chu snorted coldly, "Humph! He is not qualified yet."

"After all, grandpa just wants me to have a child and leave an incense for the Chu family." Chu Ning closed her eyes and said with a wry smile.

"Ning Ning, from the day you became the daughter of the Chu family, you have to understand that there are many things you have no control over." Grandpa Chu's majestic voice sounded.

"My parents have never asked me that much since I was a child. These are just grandpa's wishful thinking." Chu Ning slowly opened his eyes and simply said it.

"It seems that my rebellious son only gave birth to one child, you, and he spoiled you rotten. Ahem." Grandpa Chu coughed several times because he was angry.

For this reason, Grandpa Chu once blocked it and asked Chu Ning's father to leave a baby boy for the Chu family.

However, Chu’s mother was in poor health and did not want to give birth to another child.

Chu's father doted on his wife very much, and they only had one daughter, Chu Ning.

"My parents dote on me, and that doesn't stop me from doing things vigorously and resolutely." Chu Ning changed the topic, "My grandpa taught me strictly since I was a child. I'm very grateful, but this doesn't prevent me from having my own personality."

Grandpa Chu's sharp and deep eyes stared at Chu Ning's equally deep and waveless eyes, and he laughed.

"Ning Ning, you finally have the demeanor of grandpa." Grandpa Chu said calmly, "I used to be as naive as you. It wasn't until later that I understood that in the face of power, people would become devoid of dignity."

Chu Ning frowned and said, "Grandpa, it's you. I have my own path."

"Ignorant child, you think you can become the president smoothly now. If I die, your life will be turned upside down." Grandpa Chu said coldly.

Hearing this, Chu Ning was still noncommittal: "If I say that I don't want to be the heir of the Chu family, what would Grandpa think?"

"That girl, it seems like you are very close to her." Grandpa Chu spat out these words ruthlessly.

Chu Ning clenched her fists and said coldly: "Grandpa, do you dare?"

She knew her grandfather's methods. As long as he wanted to take action, there was nothing he dared not do or couldn't do.

She was very lucky to have Su Ruowei as her lover, but unfortunately she also had a weakness.

Chu Ning finally walked out of the study in a daze under her grandfather's cold eyes.

Su Ruowei waited outside for a long time. When she saw her coming out, she ran over and hugged her.

"My dear, have you been waiting for a long time?" Chu Ning smiled softly, but her expression showed pain that was not easily noticeable.

Su Ruowei shook his head: "Soon."

"Sister, will you take you somewhere?" Chu Ning said with a smile.

"Well, okay." Su Ruowei nodded.

Chu Ning took her hand and came to an open space in the backyard of the villa.

In the twelfth month of winter, the ground was bare except for a loquat tree standing proudly in the cold wind.

Chu Ning pointed to the loquat tree and said to Su Ruowei, "My father planted that for my mother."

Su Ruowei looked at the tree and couldn't help but feel confused.

Chu Ning smiled and touched her head: "This is a token of love between them."

A token of love, Su Ruowei murmured.

Suddenly she remembered a prose sentence and started reciting: "There is a loquat tree in the courtyard, which was planted by my wife when she died."

"Well, it was because of this touching love that my father planted the loquat tree." Chu Ning said with slightly moist eyes.

"Sister, your parents must be very loving." Su Ruowei noticed Chu Ning's emotions and hugged her tightly, "Sister, don't cry."

Previously, Chu Ning told Su Ruowei that her parents had passed away for a few years.

"Okay, sister, don't cry." Chu Ning patted her back gently.

During dinner, Grandpa Chu did not show up.

The two of them had a warm meal and set off fireworks in the backyard of the villa.

Su Ruowei held two fairy sticks and sang happily:

"If you can't wait until the Geminid meteor shower fills the sky, light nine fairy wands instead."

"The most brilliant thing does not necessarily require many diamonds and gold. Looking at your eyes, there is a reflection of happiness."

Chu Ning looked at her happily and smiled.