Dressed as a paranoid Lord Qin's rival

Chapter 169

Yun Heng was driving home when he received Yun Yu's call.

Yun Putao fell asleep in the back seat, covered with a small yellow blanket.

Yunheng put on the Bluetooth headset while answering the phone: "Sister, what's the matter?"

"Yunheng, can you come back?" Yunyu's voice sounded hoarse, as if she had been crying.

Yun Heng frowned: "What happened?"

"We'll talk about it when you come back, okay?" Yun Yu refused to elaborate.

Yunheng thought for a few seconds, then agreed, "Okay."

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The next morning.

Yun Heng packed his luggage and took his son back to his hometown.

At this time, the Yun's house in Jiaoyang Village was extremely lively.

Because the old lady of the Yun family is gone.

The big family member of the Yun family cried out that he had no money, and wanted Yun Yu to use the money to treat the old lady.

Although Yun Yu had fallen out with the old lady long ago and had no normal contact with her, but after all, she was the mother who gave birth to her, so she still took out her savings in recent years.

But Jiang Chunmei didn't send the old lady to the hospital, but gave the money to her son.

Yun Xu said that he found a job in the city, but needed some money to take care of it, so Jiang Chunmei gave him 1 yuan.

And this 1 yuan is the money that Yunyu gave the old lady to see a doctor.

At first, Yun Yu didn't know that the money she gave fell into Yun Xu's hands, and the old lady was lying at home all the time.

It was Xie Jingyun who heard it from the mouths of his little brothers.

Xie Jingyun told Yun Yu about it after returning home.

Yun Yu went to the old house to have a look, and the old lady was indeed lying on the bed sickly, with several bottles of medicine on the cabinet next to her.

She went out to find Jiang Chunmei with the medicine bottle, and asked why Jiang Chunmei didn't send the old lady to the hospital for treatment.

Jiang Chunmei sat in the courtyard dam basking in the sun, and patted the melon seed shells on her apron: "She is half buried in the ground, what are you doing with that unjust money?"

Yun Yu doesn't know how to quarrel with others, but when she heard this, she couldn't help but said angrily: "Are you just watching her lying on the bed waiting to die?"

"Otherwise, what should I do?" Jiang Chunmei sneered, "Do you know how much it costs to send the old lady to the hospital? 10,000+! Where did our small peasant family get so much money to see a doctor for her? If you are filial, then you Send the old lady to the hospital, I didn't stop you."

Yun Yu was so angry that her whole body was trembling: "You don't have money to see a doctor for the old lady, but you have the money to spend on Yun Xu, and I used the money I gave the old lady to save her life!"

Jiang Chunmei squinted at her with those mean eyes, and said with a sneer, "What life can 1 yuan save? I can only buy some medicine for the old lady."

"Buy medicine?" Yun Yu threw the medicine bottle in her hand over, "Is the medicine you bought just for cold and fever?"

Jiang Chunmei sat as steadily as a mountain, nibbling sunflower seeds unhurriedly: "I don't know what disease she has. The doctor in the village said she had a fever. Should I buy medicine for cold and fever?"

Yun Yu glared at the other party angrily, then turned around and entered the house, ready to take the old lady to the county hospital for treatment.

But she is single and weak, and even though she is ill, she is still as confused as before, and she refuses to go to the hospital with her, saying that she wants to leave the money to her grandson.

Yun Yu knew that the old lady favored boys over girls, but she didn't expect that at this time, she was still thinking about her grandson.

Unable to take the old lady away, Yun Yu could only leave angrily.

Not two days after returning home, Yunyu heard a villager come and tell her, "Yunyu, your old lady has gone."

Yun Yu froze in place, but there was not much sadness in her heart, as if she had expected it long ago.

She put down the work she was doing and followed the villagers to the old house.

(End of this chapter)