Chapter 1749: Chapter 1768: So Much Has Changed
Jiang Yang frowned unhappily, imdiately realizing what was going on. But once he figured it out, the anger in his heart surged even more fiercely.
Although he had long known the situation at ho, he hadn’t expected the reality to be more chilling than described in words. These were all their family’s relatives! After the Jiang Family made money, they helped the village a lot.
Just a single food factory brought imasurable economic developnt to the whole county.
Jiang Yang glanced at Nan Fei, knowing his sister couldn’t see but was definitely aware in her heart. He initially thought this trip was just to accompany his sister to see their mom and grandparents, but now it seed they wouldn’t be leaving anyti soon.
“Jiang Yang?” Jiang Hui ran out from the house, looking at the person in front of him with surprise, shouting loudly, “Jiang Yang, you’re back?” He vaguely heard from grandma that Jiang Yang was not the Jiang Family’s child and had been recognized by his biological parents.
At that ti, Jiang Hui was sad for a long ti, because he had liked to bully Jiang Yang since he was young, never treating Jiang Yang well, and now Jiang Yang wouldn’t be coming back. He probably wouldn’t have the chance to see Jiang Yang again; if only he had treated him a little better before.
“Jiang Yang, Jiang Yang…” Jiang Hui’s eyes lit up as he ran quickly to stand in front of Jiang Yang. Looking at the current Jiang Yang, if it weren’t for the face being the sa, he almost wouldn’t dare recognize him, even hesitantly taking a step back.
“Jiang Yang, you’ve changed so much.” Jiang Hui mumbled.
Jiang Yang looked at Jiang Hui with a cold expression, not speaking for a long ti, scaring Jiang Hui into taking another step back. Still, Nan Fei couldn’t bear to watch any longer, knowing that Jiang Yang and Jiang Hui had different mindsets now, and Jiang Yang surely didn’t want to play with Jiang Hui.
“Jiang Yang, what are you doing?” Nan Fei lightly chided, also curious whether Jiang Hui’s joyful voice just now was genuine, seeming he had changed quite a bit since before.
“Jiang Nanfei?” It was only now Jiang Hui noticed Nan Fei, turning his head and instinctively shouting her na. After shouting, he rembered grandma said not to shout directly, but to say sister, “Cousin Nan Fei.”
“Jiang Hui, have you eaten?” Nan Fei greeted him with a smile.
Upon hearing about eating, Jiang Hui imdiately beca dejected, “Not yet! My mom smashed the bowls, just now aunt went to cook instant noodles. Grandma said instant noodles have no nutrition, but my mom insists otherwise.”
Nan Fei frowned, guessing Liu Yongxia must have narrow-mindedly thought instant noodles were a rarity.
While on this side Little Wang and the driver were unloading luggage, over there in the courtyard, people heard the commotion and all ca running out. Zhang Fengi couldn’t stop her tears from falling upon seeing Nan Fei and Jiang Yang.
“Jiang Yang, Nan Fei, why have you co back?” Zhang Fengi rubbed her eyes with trembling hands, afraid she was mistaking them.
“It’s been so busy during New Year, couldn’t find the ti, now of course I have to co back to see you.” Nan Fei forced out a happy smile to her mom, enduring the sourness in her heart. Since moving to the Imperial City, she hadn’t been able to fulfill any filial duties, and couldn’t return ho even when so much had happened; thinking about it now, she truly felt guilty.
“Good child!”
Zhang Fengi excitedly stepped forward, tightly gripping Nan Fei’s hand, but her gaze couldn’t help but shift to Jiang Yang, “Jiang Yang?” She thought she’d never have the chance to see Jiang Yang again in this lifeti. The family prepared many clothes and shoes for him but never got the chance to send them over.
Because of this, Zhang Fengi had unpleasant disputes with Jiang Dechun. She was reluctant to let Jiang Yang go, and naturally didn’t like Jiang Yang being recognized by his biological parents. Even if they were to recognize him, both sets of parents should sit down and have a proper conversation, putting everything out in the open.
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