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Xie Yu looked a little pale, but he looked at Zhu Heyi calmly and said, "Okay."

This was the first time he took the initiative to make friends with someone but was rejected.

Xie Yu walked towards his residence in Li City in a daze.

Zhu Heyi wanted to say something, but she was afraid that Xie Yu would think too much, so she finally shut up.

The phone vibrated.

Zhu Heyi clicked on the text message.

It was a message sent by Zheng Xiulan: We have already discussed it, you go with me, and Kezhen goes with your dad.

Same result as in the previous life.

This was within Zhu Heyi's expectations.

After all, among the three girls of this generation in the Zhu family, there is only one son, Zhu Kezhen.

Zhu Heyi had finished her meal. She scanned a QR code and said loudly, "Boss, I paid!"

A robotic female voice came from the side: "Your Alipay account has received 10 yuan."

The honest boss also raised his voice to answer Zhu Heyi: "Okay, got it, thank you little sister!"

As Zhu Heyi walked out, he replied to Zheng Xiulan: I understand.

I should buy some things and go visit grandma.

I don’t know if she, at her age, can bear the blow of her beloved daughter’s divorce.

Zhu Heyi's grandmother is over 70 years old this year and gave birth to seven children in her lifetime.

Except for the youngest son, the other six are daughters.

And Zheng Xiulan is my grandmother’s youngest daughter.

Zhu Heyi's uncle was not good at studying, couldn't find a job, and made a loss in small business. Later, he even contracted a fish pond, but all the fish he raised died.

He found an aunt, a typical country woman who was both shrewd and stupid, but she had the uncle under her control.

Since my grandfather passed away, the old house was left to my uncle.

My grandmother lived with my uncle's family. They usually had two doors and cooked separately.

Including his previous life, Zhu Heyi hadn't seen his loving grandmother for more than ten years.

Zhu Heyi went back to the dormitory, took a shower, and bought some fruits and snacks that the elderly liked to eat at the small shop at the school gate. He also bought a box of Wangzai milk to give to his cousins ​​from his aunt's family.

I took a taxi and went straight to my grandmother's house.

I originally wanted to take the bus to save money, but the buses in Li City are too roundabout!

The journey takes half an hour, with stops at every station, and it will take at least two hours to reach your destination.

It's already seven o'clock. If I take the bus, grandma will have already gone to bed.

Soon, we arrived at grandma's house.

In the suburbs of Li City, land prices are very cheap.

This side is full of scattered houses built by the residents themselves.

Zhu Heyi found his grandmother's house based on his old memories.

She walked up the steps and knocked on the big iron gate of the courtyard: "Grandma! Grandma! Are you home? I'm here to see you!"

A trembling old man slowly came over and squinted his eyes for a long time: "Who is it? Oh, it's us He Yi!"

She unlocked the door with clumsy movements.

"How come you have time to visit grandma today? Aren't you busy with your studies?"

Although the old man said this, his eyes were filled with joy.

Zhu Heyi first went to his uncle's house and put down the Wangzai milk.

My aunt and cousins ​​are watching TV.

Seeing her come in, my aunt curled her lips and said, "Oh, Heyi is here? You've become much prettier!"

My cousins ​​were so happy to see there was milk to drink that they immediately ran over and rummaged through the box.

Seeing this, Zhu Heyi said, "Aunt, I'm going to my grandmother's place!"

"Uh-huh."

My aunt's tone was very perfunctory, but we were not familiar with each other, and if it weren't for my grandmother living here, we might not have had much contact.

Zhu Heyi took a look at the small single room where her grandmother lived.

Because my grandmother lived alone, most of the space was given to my uncle's family when the house was divided.

My grandmother lives in a small room of nine square meters, with a small living room outside, and a particularly small kitchen and bathroom.

Except for the winter and summer vacations and the Chinese New Year, it is rare for grandma to see her grandchildren visit her.

She was busying around, and every now and then she would ask lovingly, "Hey! Would you like some water?"

After a while, he asked again: "Have you eaten? Are you hungry?"

Zhu Heyi resisted the soreness in his eyes and said, "I'm not thirsty, nor am I hungry. Grandma, please sit down! Take a rest!"

Grandma then sat down, held Zhu Heyi's hand with her rough hands, patted it, and looked at Zhu Heyi with squinted eyes, as if she wanted to see her appearance more clearly.

Her tone was somewhat relieved: "That's great! Our Heyi has grown into a big girl! She's whiter, taller, and prettier!"

Zhu Heyi held back the sob in his throat and nodded vigorously, saying, "Yes!"

It has been many years since her grandparents passed away, and no one has asked her if she is hungry or thirsty.

Tell her I left her some of her favorite snacks.

Grandma seemed to suddenly remember something. She stood up and walked into the room tremblingly, rummaging through the drawers and cabinets, looking for something.

After a while, she happily came over holding the hairtail fish and small packages of oatmeal in her hands, and handed them to Zhu Heyi as if to show her: "Grandma, remember, our Heyi has loved hairtail fish since she was a child, right?"

Zhu Heyi's tears fell, and she choked up and said, "Grandma..."

People who love you will always remember clearly all the little things you like.

Fortunately, there are still relatives who love her in this world.

"Oh, my little darling, why are you crying? Grandma is here!" Grandma hurried over and pulled out a tissue to wipe her tears.

Since childhood, Zhu Xingguo's emotions were extremely unstable and he would beat and scold his children at any time. Of course, this child was usually Zhu Heyi.

Ever since she was a child, she would cry and run to her grandmother's house whenever she felt wronged.

My grandparents were both very honest people with gentle personalities. Faced with Zhu Xingguo, who sometimes acted like a mad dog, the two old people were always at a loss as to what to do.

There was no way to seek justice for my granddaughter, so I could only prepare some of her favorite snacks to comfort her when she was wronged.

Therefore, this custom has been retained until now.

"Grandma..." With the grievances of two lifetimes accumulated together, Zhu Heyi hugged her grandmother, and the surging tears soaked her grandmother's shoulders.

Zhu Heyi cried for half an hour. Her grandmother didn't know what happened to her. She could only pat her back gently and coax her like a baby: "Don't cry, little darling..."

In fact, Zhu Heyi didn’t want to cry so much, nor did she feel so wronged.

But when she knew there was someone here who felt sorry for her, she suddenly felt even more wronged and couldn't stop crying.

Half an hour later, she went to the bathroom to wash her face awkwardly. Looking at herself in the mirror with red nose and eyes, she felt a little embarrassed.

Alas... I'm already so grown up... It's so embarrassing to tell anyone about it.

Grandma just sat there and looked at her with a smile.