The real daughter, she is a Buddhist boss

Chapter 14

"you are leaving."

"I'm just going to meet the rumored grandmother, I don't plan to go back to Lou's house."

"I listened to the whole process in the house." Grandma Yao sat on the bed, folded her clothes carefully with her head down, and couldn't help but sigh when she thought of those words: "Maybe you are right, not all parents love themselves child."

At least from now on, it seems that Lou Zeliang and his wife regard her more as a commodity up for sale; if Lou Yiwen hadn't enticed or punished her enough, they would not have appeared in front of her.

Hua Wei silently put her gadgets into the interlayer of the box, and said flatly, "I am a special case."

Xu Shi heard that Hua Wei was trying to comfort her, but he was born with a lack of empathy.

Grandma Yao couldn't help laughing. At first she didn't understand that God gave Hua Wei a smart brain and an impeccable appearance, so what took away from her?
It turns out that everyone has joys, sorrows, sorrows and joys.

Maybe she is not without it, she is just used to weighing the pros and cons, and over time, she loses the ability to make judgments based on feelings.

"I feel that if you go here, they won't just let you see your grandmother."

She buckled the chip into the cap of the pen, and she replied, "I know."

Grandma Yao was a little dumbfounded: "You know you're still going?"

"Most of my life has not been in contact with the environment of relatives. I don't know what it's like to have biological parents." There was no emotion in her tone, which was shockingly stable.

"The teacher said that even if you don't need to have human emotions, it's good to see how others get along. At least it can make me feel human."

So that every time I see her, I feel like I am communicating with a machine.

"Not necessarily." Grandma Yao looked a little relieved, she slowly raised her hand, and stroked Fu Huawei's forehead, "I think you are fine now."

How many people in the world can do what she does without being disturbed by any information from the outside world, and always living soberly and calmly under her own judgment?

When she was young, she was too emotional and lost the most important person in her life.

"No matter what kind of calculations they have, Lou Yiwen is my grandmother after all, and it makes sense for me to go see her." After finishing speaking, Hua Wei remembered another thing, "After I left, only I'm afraid it won't be too peaceful here."

Lou Zeliang and his wife were only dazzled by emotions for a moment, and when they regained their senses, they would definitely attack the lonely Grandma Yao; after all, this was her ready-made weakness.

Grabbing Grandma Yao is equivalent to having a bargaining chip to threaten her.

Lou Zeliang and his wife will never give up such a good opportunity.

Hua Wei took out a blue folder from the small box she carried and handed it directly to Grandma Yao's arms.

"As soon as the Lou family's car leaves, the group of people on guard at the entrance of the village will quickly clean it up; the leader, Sang Huai, is responsible for taking you away from Yao's village. I bought several properties in Fengcheng, and the one in Shengyiyuan This small villa is adjacent to Hua's mother's house, she likes to be lively, you should be able to get along well. For safety reasons, please stay there temporarily."

"...Why are your parents like enemies, plotting everywhere." Grandma Yao didn't doubt him, she held the document in her arms like a baby, and then approached Hua Wei carefully and asked, "Then what should I do?" Can you take these chickens over there to raise them?"

After going through the agreement when buying the villa in his mind, Hua Wei replied: "Yes, I will ask Sang Huai to create a yard for you in the garden. As long as you don't let them out, you will be fine."

"That's fine, when you come back when you are free, I will kill you and make soup for you."

Hua Wei didn't wear glasses, but still pushed the bridge of his nose habitually, "In fact, it can be considered for biological research."

Still returning to the topic discussed earlier, Grandma Yao refused without hesitation: "Don't even think about it!"

(End of this chapter)