Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland Chapter 1 - 1 There is No Regret Medicine in the World1

Chapter 1: There is No Regret dicine in the World_1

In a private hospital room.

“Director ng, the task you entrusted with is done,” a middle-aged man in a suit and leather shoes, wearing gold-rimd glasses, spoke softly to the frail, emaciated middle-aged woman on the hospital bed.

The middle-aged woman addressed as Director ng gave the man a weak glance, nodding her head lightly. In a feeble voice, she said, “You’ve worked hard, Jiahao.”

Zhao Jiahao sighed for Director ng. Over the years, ng has done countless good deeds, but why doesn’t good co to good people?

“Director ng, it was not hard work for ,” Zhao Jiahao replied.

Looking at Director ng lying on the hospital bed, Zhao Jiahao rembered how he might not have been so successful if he hadn’t t Director ng those years ago.

“Director ng, if your two elder brothers were to find out about this, I’m afraid there would be trouble,” Zhao Jiahao felt this was sothing he should say to Director ng. The thought had been spinning in his mind, and he decided to speak it out loud.

ng Yunhan looked through the window towards the sky, “Jiahao, do you think there really is such a thing as retribution in this world?”

Zhao Jiahao thought for a mont before carefully answering, “Director ng, the business world is a battlefield.”

A self-mocking smile tugged at the corner of ng Yunhan’s mouth. If she hadn’t been so heartless those years ago, she wouldn’t be waiting for death all alone now.

Her past mistakes had led to her current solitary demise.

But there was no such thing as a regret pill in this world.

Yun Hao, I’m sorry.

I’m sorry, my child.

“Director ng, Director ng…..”

She heard the familiar voice of Jiahao, but her eyelids were very heavy.

In her life, she didn’t owe her two brothers and their wives anything, but she owed that man and her unborn child.

It was retribution, all of it. It was retribution for abandoning them, for hurting her own child, retribution.

A tiger would not eat its offspring, yet what did she do? She discarded the birth of her child just to return to the city.

Tears rolled hotly down her cheeks.

But she could not go back now.

“When will you ever get up to cook?” A noisy voice suddenly reached her ears, but ng Yunhan chose to ignore it.

She knew she was lying in the hospital bed, probably nearing her end. Once her brothers find out that she had sold the company and donated all the money she had accumulated over the years, they would most likely cause commotion in her hospital room. But she had already done right by them. Over the years, she was aware of what they’ve done, she simply chose not to quibble. If it weren’t for them, she would not have been dispatched to the countryside and resorted to such cruel actions just to return to the city. The least she could do now was not to sever ties with them.

Regardless of who was right or wrong, they could never go back to the past. Over the years, she had grown tired. Truly tired.

The faint sound continued to reach her ears. ng Yunhan still didn’t respond. She assud it was a nurse or a doctor coming to check on her, so she didn’t open her eyes.

Yun Hao glanced at his newly wedded wife. Seeing her with her eyes closed, he wondered if she was tired from yesterday’s events.

She was the woman he lovingly married. Yesterday, despite her refusal, he ignored her cries and forced himself on her.

“Mother, I will cook.” Yun Hao spoke softly to the elderly woman standing in the yard, careful not to wake the woman asleep in the room.

Seeing her son acting like this, Yun’s mother was beyond enraged. As Yunhan’s mother, she knew Yunhan did not want to marry her son. Hence, her animosity towards Yunhan grew.

Her youngest son happened to be a soldier who got allowances every month and was not bad-looking. ng Yunhan’s disdain was a mystery to her. ng Yunhan was a daughter of the proletariat and totally not a match for her son. If her son was not so adamant about marrying ng Yunhan, she would not have agreed.