Chapter 587 Warmth
Song Ning, naturally, understood Cheng Che’s concern. She said reassuringly, “Don’t worry. Grandma won’t let irrelevant people anger her. She’ll only feel distressed for you.”
Jiahui pinched Cheng Che’s hand softly before she said, “You should worry about yourself. If Grandma finds out you were distracted and got into an accident, you’ll definitely be scolded! This is what will make her angry.”
Cheng Che did not respond to the two won, Instead, he looked at Mu Chen anxiously.
Mu Chen raised both his hands in a surrendering gesture as he said, “Alright, alright, I’ll go ho and see Grandma. Take good care of yourself and get well soon. Otherwise, your period of recuperation would be counted as unpaid leave.”
Cheng Che smiled, finally feeling at ease. His brother knew him the best. Song Ning patted Jiahui’s shoulder and said, “Then, you stay here with him. I’m going back to work.” Then, she said to Cheng Che, “Don’t let your imaginations run wild. Learn to be shaless, and let your brother protect you.”
Then, Song Ning held Mu Chen’s hand before they both left the room.
Cheng Che’s eyes were wet with tears.
Jiahui pinched his hand again and asked, “What’s going on? Do you want to talk to ?”
Cheng Che sniffed before he pulled Jiahui’s hand to his face and called out sadly, “Jiahui…”
Jiahui did not rush him to speak. She let him calm down.
Cheng Che was not like those typical wealthy young n. Even Mu Chen had the temper of a Young Master, but Cheng Che had always been as gentle as jade. He always looked at things from other people’s perspectives, putting others before himself.
When Cheng Che moved slightly, he frowned. He felt slightly dizzy.
“You feel dizzy, right? Although the CT scan showed no concussion, you did hit your head, after all. Don’t worry. It’ll be fine in two days,” Jiahui explained when she saw the frown on his face. Then, she grabbed an apple and began to peel it for him.
Such a warm scene made Cheng Che relax. Then, he said softly, “Jiahui, when I was four years old, I already knew I was an unwanted child.”
When the apple peel dropped, Jiahui reached out to catch it before putting it back on the plate.
After a mont, Cheng Che continued to say, “At that ti, Aunt Liang Zhen was still alive. I was treated the sa as Brother Chen. They never treated differently and loved us the sa. Whether it was Grandma, Aunt Liang Zhen, or Brother Chen, all of them treated sincerely.”
“Did you ever wonder why you didn’t have a father and a mother?” Jiahui asked.
“Yes. I asked Grandma and Aunt Liang Zhen about it. At that ti, they told that my mother had to leave because she was sick, but she was watching from the sky like the stars. They said that my mother entrusted to them so I have to be good and grow up quickly. Only then would my mother be happy. They said it so many tis that I even know it by heart.”
“What about your father?” Jiahui fed him a piece of the apple she peeled.
“Since Brother Chen’s father was busy and hardly ho, I thought all fathers were the sa. Hence, I didn’t ask much and didn’t feel his absence. Moreover, I had Brother Chen. That’s enough.”
“Then, when did you first find out about it?” Jiahui could not help but praise the Mu family’s sincerity and the way they raised Cheng Che.
“I got into a fight once. That child called an unwanted bast*rd. After that, I asked one of the helpers at ho about it. That helper was scolded that day so she vented her anger on . She said I was an unwanted child; she said my mother died, my grandmother left here, and I didn’t have a father.” Cheng Che’s expression was gloomy.
The words were extrely cruel to a child.
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