Chapter 1822: Chapter 1758: The Consecrated Bracelet
ng Xinian listened on the side, slightly furrowing his brow.
Change her na?
Then this matter needed his attention.
If his marriage application got submitted and approved, and he married Chiang Xiao, only for her to change her na?
This had sothing to do with him, after all.
He decided to discuss it seriously with Chiang Xiao once he got back; otherwise, they could co up with a na change themselves.
As for her na, ng Xinian didn’t really mind. After all, he never called her by her full na, Chiang Xiao, anyway. It was either Chiang Xiaoxiao or Kitty Chiang.
Hmm, maybe change it to Jiang Xiaomao?
No, only he could call her that, no one else.
Commander ng was lost in his own thoughts and soon didn’t know where his mind had wandered.
Whatever it was now, he kept thinking about marrying Chiang Xiao.
Chiang Xiao was about to tell Old Master Jiang her plans.
"Great-grandfather." As she called out, she saw his eyes light up, and to her surprise, he looked a bit emotional, with reddening eyes, making her unable to speak for a mont.
Old Master Jiang looked at Ying Qiong and said, "Xiao Five, did you hear? This girl called
great-grandfather! It’s the first ti I’ve heard a child call
great-grandfather!"
He used to think his son was dead, his grandson had disappeared, was it destined that he would never enjoy the blessings of children and grandchildren?
Even grandchildren didn’t call him great-grandfather, and Jiang Yingqiong’s two sons were sent to boarding schools from a young age, with endless howork and rarely ca to D State, seeing them less than twice a year.
Now, at last, there was a child calling him great-grandfather; this feeling was better than drinking dicine yesterday!
The pain that had burdened his heart for twenty years felt like a ray of sunlight shining in, warm and comforting. The heart oppressed by lancholy for years, gripped tightly by invisible hands, suddenly eased.
Old Master Jiang spoke as tears stread down his old face.
Even Ah Liu, who had been confronting him, glanced at Chiang Xiao.
Chiang Xiao was a bit stunned herself.
She hadn’t expected that one call could make the Old Master cry.
Seeing him cry, Ying Qiong couldn’t help but wipe her own tears, "Yes, Grandpa, our family has finally seen the light after the hardship. Little is such an understanding child."
After she said it, she rembered it seed not the first ti she praised Chiang Xiao for being sensible?
She wasn’t familiar with Chiang Xiao and didn’t know how to complint her, but genuinely felt she was very sensible.
"Good, good, good child." Old Master Jiang said, and instructed Ying Qiong, "Xiao Five, bring
that box."
Ying Qiong stood still for a mont, but then walked over to a cabinet, took out a box, and brought it over.
The box was large; she had to use both hands to hold it.
Ah Liu saw the box, his eyes flashed, and he took two steps closer to Chiang Xiao.
Ying Qiong brought the box before Old Master Jiang.
Old Master Jiang did sothing, and the seamlessly closed box suddenly opened.
"This box I found when I was young, it’s said to be a puzzle box made by Lu Ban, hard to open without knowing the thod and without a key."
Old Master Jiang said, taking out a jade bracelet from the box, and handed it to Chiang Xiao, "This bracelet was your great-grandmother’s favorite; she always told
it had been blessed by a master at Jingjue Temple. Now I’m giving it to you, take it."
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