Marrying a childless superior, she became pregnant and lived a carefree life in the 1970s.

Chapter 437 Restoring Memory
The office door clicked open from the inside.

Almost the instant the door was opened, Grandma Sang, Grandpa Sang, and Sheng Xinhao, who were sitting on the chairs in the corridor, all stood up abruptly and looked over at the same time.

Sang Yuwan also appeared at the door.

Grandma Sang rushed over, "Awan, how is it? How's the treatment going?"

She had barely finished speaking when she saw Sang Yuwan's eyes redden and filled with tears as she looked at her.

Almost instantly, Grandma Sang froze for a moment, and then tears streamed down her face.

"You've regained your memories, haven't you?"

You are my Awan, aren't you?

"My dear Wan, you're finally back!"

Grandma Sang's words, though posed as a question, carried an air of certainty.

Because the way Sang Yuwan looked at her was exactly the same as before. Even though more than ten years had passed, Grandma Sang still hadn't forgotten.

Before going out that evening, Sang Yu hugged her grandmother tightly, tears streaming down her face. "Yes, Mom, I've regained my memory."

"Mom, I'm sorry. You and Dad must have been very sad and upset back then."

"I'm sorry, your daughter is unfilial. I haven't been able to enjoy your company all these years."

Sang Yuwan knew perfectly well how much her parents loved her.

So, she was their only daughter. Her mother was still able to have more children at the time, but she chose not to.

My mother said: "I only need one daughter. Daughters and sons are the same; I want to give her all my love."

Since her birth, she has lived in a happy family environment.

She knew how much her parents loved her.

She also knew how sad and heartbroken her parents would be when the news of her "death" arrived.

In fact, Sang Yuwan already knew she was wrong.

Perhaps she shouldn't have gone to the border in the first place, shouldn't have been so stubborn; otherwise, perhaps everything would be different now.

"Silly child, what nonsense are you talking about? Your return is the best thing that has ever happened."

Grandpa Sang, who was standing nearby, quickly added, "Yes, some things are just a matter of fate, but everything is getting better now."

Perhaps only by losing something can one truly understand the value and preciousness of regaining it.

Sang Yuwan hugged her maternal grandmother and then her maternal grandfather, before letting go of her maternal grandfather's embrace.

Sang Yuwan looked at Sheng Xinhao.

She didn't intend to hug Sheng Xinhao.

Sheng Xinhao, who was just getting ready to hug Awan too: ...

Sang Yuwan's gaze toward Sheng Xinhao was complex.

After regaining her memory, she also recalled her relationship with Sheng Xinhao when she was young, and all the little things they did together.

Without a doubt, this man was outstanding, and she had loved him.

Otherwise, I wouldn't have resolutely followed him to the border.

but now……

Sang Yuwan also had to admit that her love for Sheng Xinhao had almost been exhausted.

It's not just because of the past ten years or so, but also because of Henry, and...

Sang Yuwan slowly stepped forward and said to Sheng Xinhao, "I heard that you married a new person a year after I died?"

Upon hearing this, Sheng Xinhao felt as if his fig leaf had been ripped off, leaving him utterly embarrassed.

"Yes, Wan, I'm sorry, but Fang Wansong and I have already..."

Before he could finish speaking, Sang Yuwan reached out and interrupted him.

"I won't interfere in your affairs with other women."

"In the end, our marriage was over when I died."

“Ah Wan…” Sheng Xinhao’s eyes were full of hurt.

"So, I won't blame you if you want to marry someone new." After all, Sheng Xinhao was still young and held a high position of power at the time, and there were many women who wanted to marry him.

She wouldn't blame Sheng Xinhao for this.

but……

"But I heard that you treat Ah-Xi badly?"

"They forced Ah-Xi to join the army early, and even suppressed him." "Is that true?"

"Sure enough, with a stepmother comes a stepfather."

Looking at Sang Yuwan's disappointed eyes, Sheng Xinhao felt extremely ashamed.

Because he knew that he had no way to refute that point.

He was indeed too domineering at the time, and did not allow anyone to contradict him.

It's even somewhat dictatorial.

It wasn't until later that he realized he was wrong.

But by then, the damage had already been done, and he had no choice but to try his best to make amends.

Sheng Xinhao lowered his eyes silently, not daring to meet Sang Yuwan's disappointed gaze. "Yes, I was wrong back then."

"I know I was wrong."

Sang Yuwan didn't blame Sheng Xinhao for marrying someone else; she only blamed him for not treating their only child well.

"Alright, I believe you two have your own solutions and ways of getting along, so I won't say anything more."

Actually, while she was referring to Sheng Xinhao, Sang Yuwan also blamed herself in her heart.

If she hadn't gone to the border back then.

If she had stayed by Ah-xi's side all these years, Ah-xi wouldn't have been hurt.

Therefore, Ah-Xi's harm was partly due to her being an incompetent mother.

Just as Sang Yuwan finished speaking and was about to leave, Sheng Xinhao grabbed her hand.

Even in his twilight years, he frowned.

Sheng Xinhao held her hand tightly, as if letting go would mean Sang Yuwan would leave his life forever.

"Ah Wan, what happened before was just a cruel twist of fate."

If it weren't for that despicable Henry, their family would never have ended up like this.

Therefore, Sheng Xinhao truly hated Henry!

"But you said not to talk about the past anymore, so I won't either."

"I only have one question."

"Ah Wan, is there still any chance for us now?"

Although he knew the answer Sang Yuwan might give, Sheng Xinhao still wanted to ask.

What if, what if it's possible?
Unfortunately, Sheng Xinhao's one in ten thousand hope ultimately failed to materialize.

“It’s impossible!” Sang Yuwan’s voice was clearly audible.

This also made Sheng Xinhao's heart feel as if it had been doused with a bucket of cold water, instantly turning cold.

Sheng Xinhao lowered his eyes, his eyelids concealing the redness in his eyes, and slowly released his hand...

As footsteps sounded, Sang Yuwan left with her maternal grandmother and grandfather.

Tears seemed to be dripping from Sheng Xinhao's eyes onto the ground, but no one noticed.

……

As soon as the mission was over in the evening, Sheng Zexi hurriedly returned to the courtyard house.

He knew that today was the day Ningning would treat her mother and help her regain her memory.

I don't know if the treatment will go smoothly.

How is the memory recovery going?

Does his mother still remember him?
As he was about to step into his home, Sheng Zexi felt a little uneasy.

However, he suddenly remembered that his mother lived with his maternal grandparents, so she shouldn't be in the courtyard house.

Thinking of this, he breathed a sigh of relief.

Let's ask Ningning first, and then go to the Sang family compound to take a look.

Just then, the gate of the courtyard house opened.

Someone he didn't expect appeared before him.

The person who opened the door was none other than Sang Yuwan.

At this moment, the sun was setting, and its afterglow slanted down on Sang Yuwan. Even when she looked at Sheng Zexi, her tearful eyes seemed to be tinged with the color of the sunset.

(End of this chapter)