After the fake daughter’s mind was read, the real daughter posted crazy posts

The ward fell completely quiet.

Ji Huai turned around and put the broken vase in his hand on the cabinet next to him. He wiped his hands on his clothes twice before slowly placing his hands on Grandpa Ji's already cold hands.

Chu Chang looked at him reluctantly for a while before saying, "Let's send the old man to the morgue first."

The people from the funeral home haven't arrived yet, and the old man can't stay in the ward forever.

Ji Huai nodded slightly, his fingers trembled a little, and the palm that had just been cut began to bleed again, so he quickly moved his hand away.

"Do you want to deal with it first?" Chu Shang looked at his bleeding palm and the corners of his mouth couldn't help twitching.

Ji Huai was like a puppet without a soul at this moment. It was a long time after Chu Chang finished speaking before he nodded blankly.

Seeing him like this, Chu Chang sighed helplessly. She stopped talking, turned around and ran out to ask for some gauze from the service desk.

The wound on Ji Huai's hand was not big, just a lot of cuts from the tip of the vase, and the wound was not deep. Chu Chang simply disinfected it and wrapped it with gauze.

Doctors came to the ward and pushed Mr. Ji out.

Chu Chang pulled Ji Huai and didn't let him follow. She was afraid that Ji Huai would have a mental breakdown after seeing the old man being put into the morgue.

Ji Huai watched the doctor push Old Man Ji away. He stood there calmly with an expression that didn't change, but soon tears started to fall like a dam bursting.

He cried silently, and Chu Chang didn't notice at first, until the back of her hand holding Ji Huai's was wet with tears.

Chu Chang looked at his face in shock.

"You..." At this moment, Chu Shang didn't know how to comfort him. Old Master Ji was the closest person to Ji Huai in the world. Now that Old Master Ji passed away, she couldn't imagine how sad Ji Huai was at this moment.

She stretched out her hand and pressed it on his face to dry her tears. Her action was not gentle at all, but it easily broke the shell that Ji Huai had covered himself with.

"Don't cry, you still have to take care of the Ji family's company and the old house that Grandpa Ji entrusted to you. If your father takes it away, Grandpa Ji will not be at peace in the afterlife!"

Chu Chang comforted her in a stiff tone.

"That's right! The company!"

Just when the sad atmosphere eased, Chu Mu's loud shout completely broke the depression in the ward.

"Mu Mu!"

Chu Shang frowned and called out to Chu Mu.

Chu Mu quickly apologized when he saw this: "I'm sorry, Ji Huai! When your father left just now, his expression was a little strange, and I unconsciously thought too much."

Ji Huai wiped his face and quickly controlled his emotions.

"It's okay, what did you think of?"

Chu Mu scratched his hands: "I just felt that your father's expression was not right when you talked about Grandpa Ji's will. Did he go to find that lawyer?"

"If we can convince the lawyer to switch sides, then wouldn't the will be on his side?"

Chu Mu was only thinking about this matter based on the dramatic thinking he had developed from reading novels over the years, and he wasn't sure if what he was thinking was right.

"It's okay. Grandpa's will is divided into two copies. One is with Lawyer Chen, and the other is in the bank."

"what?"

"Grandpa had already considered that something like this might happen, so he had already made preparations. Moreover, the fact that Lawyer Chen was entrusted by Grandpa proves that his character has been recognized by Grandpa."

When Ji Huai said this, Chu Mu understood.

After she realized what was happening, she smiled helplessly. She really was... worrying too much.

At this time, the funeral home called and the car had arrived downstairs.

Ji Huai's phone was on speakerphone, so Chu Mu and Chu Shang both heard it.

Chu Chang looked at Ji Huai's face nervously, fearing that he would be sad and break down again.

Ji Huai noticed it and felt warm in his heart.

"Don't worry, I'm fine."