Chapter 134: What Are You Crying For?

"Auntie, you say that—am I really that kind of person?"

Qiao Sheng stayed here only a short while before going out to ask the doctor.

Shi Shi guessed Qiao Sheng might ask the doctor and followed her out; indeed, that was the case. Seeing her learn that her son's condition was not good, she turned and went back inside.

She hurried to the room where her son was.

She had been inside only a short while.

Qiao Sheng arrived.

As soon as she entered the room, she looked at Yun Tian and began to speak.

"Yun Tian, I've thought about it, we should just forget it. After all, your mother disagrees so much; if I were with you, we would definitely not be happy in the future."

"No!"

Yun Tian disagreed.

Shi Shi couldn't comply with Qiao Sheng's wish; she said, "Where have I disagreed? I just haven't decided yet."

Seeing her say that.

Qiao Sheng suppressed a smile and said, "Auntie, you think so well. When my son was fine, you didn't let me be with him; now that he has problems, you say this—I tell you, now you're willing and I'm not."

Without letting Shi Shi speak.

Qiao Sheng then said, "Yun Tian, our relationship ends here; if you dare to pester me, don't blame me for being rude."

Having finished speaking, she left without looking back.

Shi Shi pointed at the departing Qiao Sheng and shouted, "Look, look, this is the woman you want to marry. You know now, she's not anything good!"

"Mom, you've had enough!"

Yun Tian finished drinking and pulled the blanket over his head.

Shi Shi still wanted to say something.

Liu Sanjin lowered his voice and said, "Auntie, don't say those things; Tian Ge is feeling upset inside, and if you keep saying those, he'll feel even worse. Go back; I'll watch over Tian Ge, you can come see him tomorrow."

When Shi Shi came the next day, Cheng Xianglan was already here.

Yun Tian originally wanted to tell Cheng Xianglan the truth, but Qiao Sheng didn't allow it; she felt this was more genuine.

As expected.

Cheng Xianglan saw how severely he was injured—needless to say, how painful it was—and as soon as she arrived, she couldn't stop tearing up.

Shi Shi's mood was already bad, and seeing Cheng Xianglan made it worse: "What are you crying for? My son is fine; why are you here? This place isn't welcome to you—get out!"

"Mom, don't be like that; she's just come to see me."

Yun Tian spoke up.

Shi Shi wanted to say something to him.

Liu Sanjin advised, "Auntie, don't speak; the doctor said Tian Ge must not get too agitated, or if he injures his leg again, there will be no hope at all."

Shi Shi instantly fell silent.

Cheng Xianglan saw she had stopped causing a fuss, wiped her dry tears, took out the bone soup she had cooked from the food box, and fed it to Yun Tian to drink.

In the following days.

Cheng Xianglan came every day.

Ten days passed.

Yun Tian's leg showed no response at all; the old doctor suggested going home to recuperate.

Shi Shi couldn't agree; she immediately went to the Yamen to cause a fuss. Fortunately, Yun Tian had beforehand informed the Yamen, otherwise this commotion would have exposed things.

The Yamen people directly drove her away.

Shi Shi was no match for them and had to return to the clinic unwillingly.

Yun Tian returned home.

Cheng Xianglan felt embarrassed to come to the door, so she had Liu Sanjin bring the soup she had cooked to Yun Tian.

But unexpectedly.

Liu Sanjin refused: "Sister Xianglan, I can't help you with this. If Tian Ge finds out, he'll scold me; you might as well deliver it yourself."

"But..."

Cheng Xianglan wanted to speak but stopped.

Liu Sanjin knew what Cheng Xianglan was worried about and said, "You're afraid of Tian Ge's mother, right? Don't worry, she's already changed a bit and won't treat you like that anymore."

(End of chapter)