Chapter 91: Revoked Title, A Huge Argument!

She even hired two loud‑voiced idle workers, each holding a battered megaphone, to broadcast repeatedly at the school gate:

"Everyone, come take a look! Our school's teacher Liu Wen Bin's spouse Su Yanhua has been scheming behind the scenes, spreading rumors that cursed people fell ill, and even falsely accusing good folks! Moral decay! Please the school leaders handle this seriously!"

"Relatives like that can't cooperate with the school in education work; we must get an explanation!"

It was the peak of school arrival time, with a nonstop stream of students, teachers, and parents dropping off children.

The sudden Banner and megaphone instantly caused a huge uproar and a crowd of onlookers.

People pointed and whispered, their faces full of shock, curiosity, and contempt.

"Su Yanhua? She's Liu Laoshi's spouse, right?"

"Oh my, spreading rumors and cursing people? And false accusations? How vicious!"

"Liu Laoshi seems quite honest; how did he marry such a wife?"

"The school is really embarrassed this time…"

The news spread through the campus like wind and naturally reached the ears of the Principal and other leaders.

The Principal turned a steel‑blue with anger, almost slamming his desk to pieces!

"Nonsense! Absolutely nonsense!"

On one hand he was furious at Jiang Jiaojiao's ruthless actions, leaving no room for mercy; on the other, he was even more angry at Su Yanhua and Liu Wen Bin for causing such a huge trouble for him and the school!

"The impact is terrible!"

Liu Wen Bin, in his office, heard the news from a colleague, felt his vision go black, and nearly fainted.

He rushed to the window, stared at the glaring Banner and the gathered crowd below, listened to the clear "accusations", his complexion drained, his whole body icy.

"It's over… completely over… his reputation, his future…"

The school leaders held an emergency meeting; faced with this extremely damaging scandal, to quickly quell the situation and restore the school's reputation, they had to make a severe decision.

That afternoon, the school issued a handling notice:

After investigation, our teacher Liu Wen Bin's family member Su Yanhua indeed displayed misconduct, spreading rumors and causing trouble, resulting in adverse social impact.

In view of this, the school committee decided to cancel Liu Wen Bin's qualification for this year's title assessment and place him under observation, pending future effect.

All faculty and staff are urged to take this as a warning and pay attention to family conduct construction…

The notice, like a bolt of thunder, shattered all of Liu Wen Bin's hopes and efforts.

The promotion he had painstakingly awaited and prepared for dissolved into nothing, and he even received a penalty!

All this is because of his restless wife!

When Su Yanhua learned the news, she was completely stunned.

She only wanted to give RuanRuan and Jiang Ran a little trouble, a bit of revenge—how did it end up like this?

And even completely ruined Liu Wen Bin's future?

Liu Wen Bin returned home, saw the bewildered Su Yanhua, and his long‑suppressed anger, resentment, and disappointment erupted completely!

For the first time he roared at Su Yanhua, smashing household items to pieces, then slammed the door and left.

Just as the Jiang Family was being battered by external turmoil and Liu Wen Bin's household was in chaos due to Jiang Jiaojiao's revenge, a uplifting piece of news came from the hospital—

Grandma Jiang Nainai's condition showed a turning point!

After medical staff worked sleeplessly for several days in intensive rescue and close monitoring, Grandma Jiang Nainai's brain hemorrhage was finally effectively controlled, and the swelling began to recede gradually.

On the afternoon of the fifth day, she finally opened her eyes slowly.

Although her gaze was still a bit cloudy and dazed, and her responses slightly sluggish, she was indeed conscious again!

"Mom! You're awake?!"

Li Huijuan, who had been at the bedside, was the first to notice; her voice trembled with excitement, tears instantly welled up as she tightly grasped her mother‑in‑law's hand.

"Grandma!"

Jiang Ran and RuanRuan immediately gathered around, Jiang Ran's eyes reddened, his voice choked.

The days of worry, fear, and suppression turned at that moment into a joyous elation of regained hope.

Jiang Jianguo received the news and rushed over from the factory.

Seeing his mother with her eyes open, though still unable to speak, her consciousness clearly recovering, the usually composed man couldn't help turning away and quietly wiping his eye corner.

The doctor soon came to examine, confirming Grandma Jiang Nainai had passed the most dangerous stage, with stable vital signs and good consciousness recovery.

This is nothing short of a miracle!

Of course, the subsequent rehabilitation will be long and arduous, with possible speech and motor impairments, but as long as she can wake up, there is boundless hope!

"Wonderful… wonderful…" Li Huijuan wept with joy, repeatedly exclaiming.

Grandma Jiang Nainai seemed to recognize the family around her, her lips moving slightly, uttering a few vague syllables, her gaze showing a soothing intent.

"I'm fine… don't worry…"

Grandma Jiang Nainai was transferred out of the ICU into a regular ward, continuing observation and early rehabilitation.

RuanRuan voluntarily took on most of the detailed caregiving duties.

Although Grandma Jiang Nainai still couldn't speak fluently, her eyes toward RuanRuan were full of affection and dependence.

She would occasionally use her functional hand to gently pat RuanRuan's back of the hand, or give her a slightly stiff yet immensely warm smile.

Jiang Ran watched this scene, feeling both sour and soft inside.

He held Grandma's other hand, whispering, "Grandma, please get well soon; RuanRuan has put the shop's business on hold to care for you."

Grandma Jiang Nainai blinked, her gaze shifting between RuanRuan and Jiang Ran, as if saying "I understand."

Jiang Jianguo and Li Huijuan looked at their daughter‑in‑law's filial and sensible behavior, feeling deeply gratified. Li

Huijuan often held RuanRuan's hand and said, "RuanRuan, you've worked hard. If it weren't for you, Mom this time…"

"Mom, don't say that; we are family."

Jiang Ran also calmed considerably as Grandma's condition improved.

He started to care for his grandmother while re‑planning the Chongsu matters.

Although Su Ruan is in the hospital, her mind is not idle.

She dictated, having Jiang Ran record it, and conceived the next batch of design drawings.

Jiang Jiaojiao learned that Grandma Su Xing had recovered, and was overjoyed; she rushed to the hospital to visit, and upon seeing that her grandmother's condition was truly improving, she finally put her mind at ease.

The afternoon sun streamed through the ward's window, warmly bathing Jiang Nainai.

She leaned against the gently rocking hospital bed; her complexion was still a bit pale, but her spirit had clearly improved, and she could now speak simple words intermittently, and her right hand could move a little.

Li Huijuan was carefully feeding her apple purée, Su Ruan was tidying the bedside cabinet nearby, and Jiang Jianguo sat on the chair by the window reading a newspaper; the atmosphere was tranquil and warm.

At that moment, the ward door was flung open with a "clang", and Jiang Jiaojiao burst in in a whirlwind, still carrying a net bag of freshly harvested, golden‑yellow oranges.

"Grandma! I'm here to see you! Look at these oranges I bought—aren't they great?"