You get married, I hijack the marriage

Chapter 895 This doesn't seem to make sense

The housekeeper frowned. He knew better than anyone that Ji Nuo was the treasure of Ji Yangkun and Xie Suling.

He covered the receiver and told Ji Yangkun and Xie Suling the news.

Xie Suling felt distressed when she heard Nuonuo crying. She looked at Ji Yangkun and said, "That's enough. Let her go back first. It's so late and Nuonuo hasn't slept yet. Aunt Wu must be helpless."

Ji Yangkun also felt sorry for his grandson. He thought that since he had already punished Shen Youran, she must have known that she was wrong. After thinking for a moment, he ordered the housekeeper, "Go call the young lady out."

The housekeeper said something to Wu Ma, hung up the phone, and went to the ancestral hall.

Ji Shaoheng picked up the teacup and took a sip, then said meaningfully, "It's strange. With the relationship between my eldest brother and his eldest sister-in-law, if something like this happened, he would definitely worry about her being wronged if he knew she had returned to the old house, and would rush back as soon as possible. But tonight he neither called his eldest sister-in-law nor called the old house, which doesn't make sense."

Xie Suling and Ji Yangkun were worried about their grandson and didn't listen to what Ji Shaoheng was saying at all.

Fang Yaqing understood the deeper meaning of his words. She frowned slightly. Ji Shaoheng reminded her that this phone call was indeed suspicious.

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Wu Ma put down the receiver and saw the man sitting on the sofa: "The housekeeper said that the young mistress will be back soon."

Ji Jinchuan leaned against the back of the sofa, his face calm and expressionless, his deep eyes filled with thick ink.

Wu Ma saw that he didn't say anything and was about to leave when she heard him say, "Where's Nuonuo?"

Wu Ma replied, "He has fallen asleep."

If Ji Jinchuan hadn't been there, she would never dare to lie to the people at the old house.

Ji Jinchuan said calmly: "You should go and have a rest too." Aunt Wu responded and then stepped back.

Shen Youran came out of the ancestral hall and heard from the housekeeper that Ji Nuo was crying non-stop. After saying goodbye to Ji Yangkun, Xie Suling and others, she drove back in a hurry.

Ji Jinchuan stood in front of the bedroom window, watching the white Maraschino stop in the yard. The thin figure of a woman got out of the car and then walked into the living room.

After a short while, the sound of high heels was heard in the corridor outside the door, passing by the bedroom door and going to the baby room next door.

Shen Youran pushed open the door of the baby room, turned on the light at the door, saw a small bulge on the crib, walked over quickly, and saw that Nuo Nuo was already asleep, so she felt relieved.

She sat down next to the crib and rubbed her sore knee, which didn't seem to help, so she lifted up her trouser leg to check.

As the pants were lifted up, her fair and slender calves were exposed, and there was a very obvious bruise on her smooth white knee.

She put her pants down and prepared to go downstairs to find some medicine to wipe it off. When she looked up and saw Ji Jinchuan standing at the door, she was stunned for a moment.

There was a hint of coldness between Ji Jinchuan's eyebrows. He glanced at her, then looked away and turned away.

A feeling of melancholy welled up in Shen Youran's heart. She sat silently for a moment with her eyelashes drooped, tucked the quilt around Ji Nuo, and left the room.

She went downstairs to the living room and searched the medicine box, but couldn't find any iodine. She sighed softly, touched her flat belly, and went into the kitchen.

She opened the refrigerator and found no frozen food inside. She took out some vegetables and eggs from the refrigerator and quickly cooked a bowl of noodles.

Ji Jinchuan came out of the bedroom and was about to go downstairs to get some water. He saw that the light in the living room was on. He glanced down and saw Shen Youran wolfing down noodles with a frown on his face.

(End of this chapter)