167: Chapter 8 Heart Nourishing Pills 167: Chapter 8 Heart Nourishing Pills Lin Xiaoguai and Shen Chi were both shocked to hear the words; they had never imagined that Han Shouzhen had experienced such tragic events.
Lin Xiaoguai was sowhat better off.
Although Shen Chi had gained so standing in her heart, her feelings for him were still sowhat vague and she could not truly empathize.
Shen Chi, however, could not imagine what it would be like to lose Lin Xiaoguai—the coldness that seed to perate the entire world, coming from the deepest parts of the heart, as if the heart itself had been gruesoly carved out.
By placing himself in her shoes, Shen Chi felt an indescribable sympathy for this sister he had never t, Han Shouzhen, which later led to his extre tolerance toward everything about her.
“After Xu Qian died, Shouzhen had a ntal breakdown and even showed signs of madness.
If it weren’t for the sudden discovery of her pregnancy, she probably wouldn’t have survived until now.
Later, she gave birth to a boy, nad Xu Ji, nicknad Ping’an, but due to the poor condition of the mother’s body during pregnancy, he was an unhealthy child, with congenital heart disease and problems with his bronchi.
Doctors had once declared that if Ping’an couldn’t get a healthy heart by the age of eighteen, he would undoubtedly die.
Now ten years old, he struggles on the operating table almost every year just to survive.”
“Because of various events, the Xu Family was also very dissatisfied with Shouzhen.
The in-laws even blad Xu Qian’s death on Shouzhen and hated her very much.
If it weren’t for the old man’s interference and Ping’an’s health condition being so, Shouzhen might not have even kept custody of her son.
What’s more, Liu Yuzhi never reflected on her actions and always ganged up with Shouyi’s wife to squeeze Shouzhen in places where my father and I couldn’t protect her, which led to Shouzhen’s ntal state becoming unstable and even self-harming behavior erging.
In the end, with no other choice, my father forced her to marry a guard by her side.
Only after she left ho did her condition gradually stabilize.”
In the end, Han Shouxin sighed and said, “Fortunately, Wan Quan is a decent person who has always been deeply in love with Shouzhen and has taken great care of her.
They now have a daughter.
Although Shouzhen still cannot step out of the shadow of Xu Qian’s death, her emotions are not as volatile as before.” Otherwise, he would not have watched his father force her into that marriage.
“Wan Quan?” Shen Chi’s expression was a bit odd; what kind of na was that?
Han Shouxin coughed lightly, “It’s just that the na is a bit strange, the person is quite normal.” There was nothing he could do, after all, the na was given by the parents, and it wasn’t right for him to ask his brother-in-law to change it.
“Then why did elder sister co today…” Lin Xiaoguai asked.
“She was too excited and wanted to co see…
Chi,” Han Shouxin quickly changed the words “Shoulu” he was about to say.
Lin Xiaoguai frowned, “But I asked her to stay and wait for Shen Chi to return, yet she refused.”
“She must be suffering from ‘the fear of nearing ho.’ She is afraid that she might have an episode accidentally,” Han Shouxin said helplessly.
“In the past two years, when she had an episode, to pull her emotions back from the brink of collapse, I told her about Chi.
In fact, it’s surprising that she has held on until now.”
“Shouzhen just can’t control her emotions; she is aware of her condition and doesn’t want to frighten Chi.
Perhaps just being able to see Wanwan and Little Niangao made her quite happy already.”
Han Shouxin genuinely pitied his sister.
She neither lacked money nor pursued power.
Xu Qian’s death was irreparable, and there was no way for him to help.
After a mont of hesitation, Han Shouxin spoke up, “Shouzhen might not be able to help herself and may visit often; I hope you can overlook it.
She has no ill intentions, and her affection for Chi, her younger brother, is sincere.”
“It’s all right; elder sister hasn’t caused any inconvenience.” Since Lin Xiaoguai was asked, naturally, it was up to her to respond.
Although Han Shouzhen’s behavior was sowhat abnormal, her attitude was filled with sincerity, and Lin Xiaoguai did not dislike her.
A few days later, Han Shouzhen indeed visited again, but this ti she brought with her a frail little boy.
“This is my son, Xu Ji, nicknad Ping’an.
Ping’an, say hello to your aunt,” Han Shouzhen said affectionately as she touched the little boy’s head.
“Auntie.” The small boy smiled with eyes like crescent moons, and his tiny white teeth showed, looking extrely endearing.
“Ah,” Lin Xiaoguai responded, and called Little Niangao over, “Little Niangao, say hello.”
“Hello, elder aunt; hello, Brother Ping’an.” In this regard, Little Niangao never needed anyone to worry.
Seeing that Little Niangao still rembered her, Han Shouzhen said happily, “Little Niangao still rembers auntie, don’t you?
So clever!”
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