The wife of the female Zun Kuaichuan is a doting maniac

Si Qianling trotted over, and the rest of the people got out of the car and greeted the two elders.

Because Si's mother and father were also there, Su Qiruo and the others didn't want to waste too much time. After all, it was really cold outside. So they just greeted them quickly and drove back.

Si's mother felt sorry for her sister and brother-in-law who were frightened, so she decided to stay in the next city for one night and go home tomorrow.

But Su Qiruo and the others were not prepared to stay, as their families were still worried about them. They had already been away for many days and it was not convenient for them to stay outside for any longer.

Si Qianling nestled in his father's arms, and did not forget to send messages to Su Qiruo, and all he could say was thank you.

Si Qianyun naturally lived outside with his family, and the cars of the Su, Xie and Song families returned along the same route.

It was already early morning when we returned to Kyoto.

The number of earthquake casualties continues to increase in the news, and the whole country is shrouded in sorrow.

People from all walks of life are donating money and materials, especially the wealthy and powerful families.

When Old Mrs. Su woke up early and saw that her granddaughter had returned, she couldn't help but feel curious.

After listening to Su Qiruo's explanation, he couldn't help but sigh.

"When I was young, there was an earthquake in the country, and many people died. The conditions were not good at that time, and the rescue equipment was not as good as it is now. It was really like crying out to the heavens and the earth for help but no one answered."

When talking about her youth, tears welled up in the corners of Mrs. Su's eyes.

Many of her classmates died in that earthquake.

There were 66 people in the class that year, 42 of whom went to participate in the study tour, 37 died in the earthquake, and only five returned alive.

She went abroad for an exchange program for half a year. When she came back, there were only 28 students left in the classroom, making it more than half empty.

Over the years, why is it that whenever the country is in trouble, the Su family is the first to donate money and materials? In addition to considering the family's reputation, the most important point is that Grandma Su is doing good deeds for her deceased friend.

"Grandma, it's going to get better."

Whether it is their country or the descendants of their predecessors, it is also a kind of luck that someone always remembers them.

Old Mrs. Su held Su Qiruo's hand tightly and suppressed the sadness in her eyes.

The reason why she didn't want her granddaughter to go to the disaster area yesterday was because she was afraid!

Those living people just disappeared from her life without even having the chance to say goodbye.

"Grandma just wants you all to be safe and sound."

This is what Old Lady Su really thinks. She only wishes for the future generations to be safe and happy. She asks for nothing more.

"Yes, Grandma. We'll be fine!"

After Aunt Si and her husband were brought back to Kyoto, they went to the hospital for a physical examination first. Fortunately, there was nothing serious.

The few people who went to Yucheng with them were not seriously injured and were discharged from the hospital and left the disaster area the next day.

When they found out their son had taken a fancy to the eldest daughter of the Su family, they were so frightened that their jaws almost dislocated.

Fortunately, Si Qianyun was there to persuade them, and said that Si Qianling and Su Qiruo got along well, so the two felt relieved.

As the business in Shanghai could not be delayed, the couple only stayed with their son for two days before rushing back.

Especially knowing that their son has set his eyes on the heir of the Su family, they have to work harder to save more wealth for their son.

Si Qianling seemed to be used to it. As long as he knew they were safe, he didn't feel too sad.

In the blink of an eye, it was the end of December.

The closer it gets to the New Year, the more banquets there are. (End of this chapter)