Rebirth in the 90s: Her Counterattack and Redemption

Chapter 1356: Chapter 807: Mr. Wen’s Wrath (Part 2)

Ying Nuo jovially interjected: “No wonder people have been praising me more and more; turns out it’s because I’ve been too influenced by Luoluo.”

“Alright, I’ll accept that compliment.” Luo Ye affectionately patted her on the head, then looked towards Luo Zhenggang, “Dad, I’ve decided to let Aunt withdraw from the farm, and from now on, I don’t want to have any more contact with her.”

“Well…” Luo Zhenggang hesitated for a moment, then nodded, “Ye’er, it’s up to you. As for the future, if they truly change for the better, we’re still family.”

“Change for the better… I hope so.” Luo Ye sighed and said no more, knowing the other party was Dad’s own sister. He’s gone as far as he can.

In the afternoon, after Luo Zhenggang left, Luo Ye and Ye Xuan went in to accompany Old Sir Luo. However, in just one day, he seemed to have aged several years.

Holding Grandpa’s coarse hand, tears welled up in Luo Ye’s eyes. Even now, she blamed herself so much. If she had taken measures earlier, grandpa wouldn’t have had to suffer like this.

She also blamed herself for being too careless. Heart attacks have warnings beforehand, and even if he didn’t say anything, she could have noticed something if she had paid more attention, after all, she’s almost like a doctor.

“Ye’er, don’t cry, isn’t Grandpa just fine now?” Old Sir Luo woke up, coincidentally meeting his granddaughter’s tearful eyes, then forced a smile to comfort her.

“Grandpa, why didn’t you say you were feeling unwell?” Luo Ye glared at him reproachfully, “Look, because you were afraid everyone would worry, it ended up like this. Which option is the better one?”

“It was Grandpa’s fault.” He weakly smiled, “How are Grandpa Liu and Granny Liu? They weren’t scared by me, were they? They came over but I fell ill, and couldn’t accompany them, it’s really disrespectful.”

Luo Ye looked at him with frustration: “Grandpa, at a time like this, you’re still concerned about these formalities? Grandpa Liu and Granny Liu were worried about you and couldn’t sleep well last night, so I put them to sleep with acupuncture, likely they can’t come over.”

“Until what time did Ye’er let them sleep?” Grandpa couldn’t help but chuckle.

“Until evening.”

Just as they were talking, Director Liao, the attending physician, came in, checked the data on the equipment at the bedside, and nodded with satisfaction: “Not bad, Old Sir has a sturdy constitution, and coincidentally our hospital just started using new minimally invasive equipment, at this rate, he’ll recover in a few days.”

However, even if he recovers well, he shouldn’t exert himself. You can talk to him to keep him company, but try not to let him talk too much, as talking too much is taxing, understand?”

“Understood, we’ll keep that in mind.” Ye Xuan quickly responded.

Director Liao smiled and praised: “Old Sir, you’re so blessed, with dutiful children and grandchildren surrounding you.”

“Yes, the children are all dutiful, it’s just my old bones causing them trouble, delaying their work, alas! Getting older, and with more issues.” Meeting the doctor, Old Sir Luo was quite sentimental.

Director Liao chuckled: “Old Sir’s heart actually had minor issues before; it was only a matter of time before an episode occurred. So now, in a way, it’s a blessing; post-surgery, I won’t say much, but I can assure you the heart won’t have issues for the next twenty years.”

It’s the advantage of knowing someone well; you can reassure the patient without reservations. This suggestion—came from Luo Ye.

Of course, it’s not that there will be issues with Old Sir’s heart; it’s just that a patient’s positive emotions greatly benefit recovery. It’s not a gross exaggeration, and may as well be a good way to assist in recovery.

Sure enough, after Director Liao left, Old Sir Luo’s spirits noticeably lifted.

Five days later, Old Sir had basically recovered his health; he could stroll around the ward area, and what made everyone happiest was that not a trace of aftereffects was left.

“You should go back now, it’s not good to take such a long leave right after starting a job.” Seizing an opportunity, Luo Ye urged Ye Xuan, who had been continuously by her side.

The Handsome Ye responded calmly: “It’s alright, I took half a month’s leave.”

“Half a month?” Luo Ye looked at him with frustration, “I mean, when did Feng Tianzhi possess you?”

“It won’t cause any delays, I brought documents with me, and during this leave, I’ve been going through them. When I go back to work, I’ll be fully ready to take charge.”

“Ye’er!”

An unexpected shout startled Luo Ye; she shivered and turned to see Mr. Wen, Old Mrs. Wen, Wen Tong, Wen Song, Wen Bai, and the rest of the Wen family’s younger generation walking over. Naturally, Mr. Wen was the one calling her.

“Grandpa, Grandma, Uncle, Aunt…, you’ve come?” Luo Ye smiled flatteringly and moved closer.

“Why didn’t you tell us about such a big incident?” Mr. Wen angrily tapped her forehead, “If Xing Nong hadn’t slipped and said something, we’d still be in the dark.” He pointed at Ye Xuan, “And you, saying you’re taking leave to go back to Beijing, were you deliberately trying to hide this from us?”

“No!”

“No!”

The couple denied in unison.

“No? Explain it to me.” Mr. Wen, full of anger, stood behind Wen Tong, who gave Luo Ye a wry smile and gestured for her to appease the outraged old man.

“I panicked at the moment and forgot.” Luo Ye pondered and decided to speak honestly.

“Forgot at the time, and afterward?” Mr. Wen wouldn’t let her off.

“Afterward, with all sorts of chaos, it never came to mind.” Well, she’s not making excuses; it’s true, though when she did remember later, she no longer had the courage to inform the Wen family.

“And you?” Mr. Wen pointed at Ye Xuan.

“At the time, I thought that explanation was better; mainly, I didn’t want Grandpa’s illness to be known everywhere.”

Mr. Wen glared at the two: “Hmph! If I hadn’t known the in-law had fully recovered, I wouldn’t forgive you! Quickly show me to Brother Luo.”

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