Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland Chapter 1207: 1208: Always There, Never Left

Chapter 1207: Chapter 1208: Always There, Never Left

“The child’s body is a bit weak, but everything else is very good.”

A good news, a bad news.

Robert looked towards Yun Hao, who had beco much more haggard in just a few days.

“Xingxing is being taken care of by my wife, don’t worry.”

Having had two sons, the couple indeed wanted to have a daughter, but there had been no movent in that area for years. Now, with a future daughter-in-law, of course they wanted to take her in and care for her properly.

“Why hasn’t she woken up yet?”

Yun Hao just couldn’t figure this out.

“Could there be another reason?”

Robert didn’t know either.

After such a big incident, he had to investigate.

“I’ll leave ngng in your care, I’ll find a renowned expert for ngng.” The Robert family’s fortunes had been growing better and better, especially since Robert took over, with their assets increasing several fold.

ngng had a hand in this success.

Moreover, ngng was also his friend and younger sister.

Zhou Jiahao appeared in the hospital room.

“I’ve co to see her.” Over the years, Zhou Jiahao had found it difficult to accept Yaya’s departure. But seeing a Zhou family mber born together with Yaya after a decade-long separation, he felt quite burdened.

“Thank you for last ti.”

The last ti, it was Zhou Jiahao who offered to give a blood transfusion to his wife.

Though the result turned out like this, he was still grateful to those who deserved thanks.

“Do you need help investigating the cause? I’m only offering because of Xingxing,” Zhou Jiahao said with a touch of arrogance.

Yun Hao finally looked up at Zhou Jiahao. More than a decade ago, Zhou Jiahao had hurt his wife, and now he’s offering to help?

He couldn’t help but be wary of the other’s intentions.

Although Zhou Qinya had been dead for many years.

“No need,” Yun Hao refused very straightforwardly.

The ghostly presence of ng Yunhan was taken aback upon seeing Zhou Jiahao. She knew who Zhou Jiahao was, but it was hard to imagine that he had once saved her with a blood transfusion.

Does this an she really was a mber of the Zhou family, that it wasn’t just a coincidence that she looked so much like Zhou Qinya?

Were they actually sisters, or even twins? Otherwise, how could they look so alike?

The Zhou family was doing well, so why would they abandon her in the past?

And why had the Zhou family not appeared in her previous life?

Could it be that in her previous life, she never went to Kyoto, Zhou Qinya still died, and therefore Zhou Jiahao stayed overseas the whole ti, and thus they missed each other?

The ghostly presence of ng Yunhan thought about a lot all at once.

And why was her soul separated from her body now?

She wanted to return to her body but found it difficult to do so.

She could only watch Ahao every day, his eyes red, even crying.

She wanted to comfort him, wanted to tell him that she was by his side, always had been, and never left.

But no matter how she called out to him, it elicited no response from him.

“I’ll co back in a few days then!” Zhou Jiahao thought that since ng Yunhan was, after all, a mber of the Zhou family, seeing her in such an unresponsive coma, much like a vegetative state, and with that newly born girl who looked especially like Yaya.

Over in Kyoto.

Even though Yunhan’s parents were getting on in years, three elderly people could still take care of a child.

But they were all worried about ng Yunhan, who was abroad.

“Old man, when will Hanhan return?” It’s strange for a child born to an older woman to remain in a coma for so long.

This was hard to justify; it’s not like there hadn’t been 30-sothings in the village giving birth, but none were like Hanhan.