Eight zero lucky women have space

Chapter 247 "Actually, as long as your grandpa is still alive, nothing else matters."

Fortunately, after living in a house like a courtyard house, when they entered the villa area, Lu Guohua and Lu Xiuzhi were relatively calm.

Niu Cuihua was accompanying Lu Ming to feed the fish in the fish tank.

Lu Xiuzhi rubbed her eyes vigorously, she couldn't believe that her wife whom she hadn't seen for so long was not far from her.

When Lu Guohua saw Niu Cuihua, he also forgot to criticize Lu Guoqing.

He yelled, turned his face together with Lu Ming, and looked at Lu Guohua as if he was a stranger.

"You recognize him?" Lu Ming pointed to Lu Guohua and said to Niu Cuihua.

"Dad, that's Guohua, your eldest son!" Niu Cuihua patiently explained to Lu Ming.

The surprise in Lu Xiuzhi's eyes just now slowly cooled down, but how could someone who hadn't seen her for decades and even forgot her own son remember the way home.

"Wanwan. Let's go home! A person who can't even remember his son, we don't need to have dinner with him!"

Lu Xiuzhi turned around, and since Lu Qingwan passed through the book, she has never heard Lu Xiuzhi speak in such a tone.

Lu Qingwan speculated on the old lady's current mood, and she said something for Lu Ming: "Grandma, maybe Grandpa deliberately pretended not to know Dad in order to surprise you." Then, she winked at Niu Cuihua: " Right? Mom."

"Yes." Niu Cuihua, who received Lu Qingwan's signal, immediately nodded and said, "Mom. If Dad doesn't know Guohua, how can he know me, right?"

Niu Cuihua understood the old lady. After all these years, even if Lu Xiuzhi didn't say a word, she understood her mother-in-law's heart.For so many years, she has been waiting for a person for a long time, but that person has forgotten all the memories between her and herself. Niu Cuihua can understand that kind of unwillingness and grievance.

After all, Guohua had just been paralyzed at that time, and she had a bad temper. She was about to divorce herself. She also waited for that person like a mother-in-law, and she was also grateful for her persistence, which brought her current happiness.

Lu Guoqing thought that she should explain something clearly to Lu Guohua, but she decided to hide Lu Ming's state because she was afraid that the old lady would be sad.

"Sister-in-law." Lu Guoqing said to Niu Cuihua: "You take our mother upstairs to get acquainted first, and you all don't leave tonight. After eating here, let's talk together."

After all, we haven't seen each other for so long.

Lu Guohua didn't want to argue in front of his parents, and it wasn't easy for his mother to walk all the way, so he agreed with Lu Guoqing's opinion, "Cuihua, you stay here, and let Wanwan accompany mother upstairs to rest first."

Just now the daughter-in-law's eyes dodged, obviously helping her father to cover up.

Lu Qingwan helped Lu Xiuzhi go upstairs, and just walked to Lu Ming's room to sit down, but was told by Lu Xiuzhi that she was thirsty and wanted to drink water. Lu Qingwan squatted in front of Lu Xiuzhi, holding Lu Xiuzhi's hand, "Grandma, then you stay here Here, don't run around, wait for me to come back."

"Ah."

When Lu Qingwan just went out, Lu Xiuzhi couldn't restrain her emotions, covered the quilt and burst into tears.

When Lu Qingwan was serving water from downstairs, she heard Lu Guoqing and Lu Guohua talking about Lu Ming's Alzheimer's disease, and they had not stopped contacting Beiji Village in these years.

Niu Cuihua speculated that because of the coincidence of time, Du Guilan was most likely responsible.

"Didn't the third child come in a while?" Lu Guohua looked at his father who was not far away, his face pressed against the fish tank, "The truth will be revealed by then."

Holding the water glass, Lu Qingwan turned around, and when she returned to the second floor, she heard Lu Xiuzhi sobbing.

She hurriedly took big steps, pushed open the door and saw Lu Xiuzhi holding a piece of rice paper with Lu Xiuzhi's name on it, and seeing Lu Qingwan coming in, Lu Xiuzhi raised her tear-stained face, "Wanwan, shouldn't I be so greedy? In fact, as long as your grandpa is still alive, nothing else matters."

(End of this chapter)