Chapter 443: I Feel a Sense of Pity for the Same Sickness

Chapter 443 I have a feeling of pity for each other

If it wasn't for her letting Xiao Yiping know about the situation of the neighbors in advance, thinking about knowing each other and knowing each other, so that they can get along well, I still don't know this.

After their mother died, the Shui family wanted them to change their surname back to Shui, but the two children disagreed with what they said.

The Shui family were afraid that the two children would spread the matter out, so they did not dare to be hard. However, because of this, the two brothers and sisters were angry everywhere in the house. Fortunately, Zhang Xidong was a powerful person, and he took good care of his sister Zhang Kejia. .

When I thought about the incident where Zhang Xidong was beaten by several cousins ​​a few days ago, I thought of the fierce look in his eyes, and knew that this child was probably ready to go.

On that day, she rescued him from the fists of those cousins. He just said 'thank you' indifferently and prepared to leave without looking back.

Yun Yi remembered that in modern times, her situation was the same as his, and she felt a sense of pity for the same disease.

Then he stopped him: "If you are willing to learn martial arts, I can find a master for you. Of course, if you don't want to, just pretend that I didn't say anything."

Zhang Xidong stopped: "I will."

Then he bowed deeply to Yun Yi, turned around and disappeared around the corner.

Yun Yi retracted his thoughts and said leisurely: "The people of the Shui family will not survive for a few years. As long as Zhang Xidong grows up, it is definitely not something that the Shui family can handle."

The old lady said softly, "What a sin."

Thinking of what the big room did to Yunyi's sister and brother at the beginning, I suddenly felt bad.

With a sigh, he said, "You guys go to work, I'm going to rest for a while."

Only then did Yun Yi realize that maybe what she said just now made her grandmother think of the people in the big room, but this is a fact. If it wasn't for her, it might not be possible for the children in the second room to be alive.

The siblings watched their grandmother go back to the inner room, and Xiao Chenrui said: "Sister, I met people from the grandfather's side outside yesterday, and they said that we would have time to go to the house to play."

Yun Yi knew who Xiao Chenrui was talking about. The original owner's grandfather moved to the south with his eldest son's family to live in office. Because he was far away, he sent people back to Beijing every year for the festival.

My grandfather also had a younger brother who was born in the capital. The relationship between the two brothers was not very close, so after the Xiao family accident, they did not even show their faces.

What Xiao Chenrui was talking about was the person in this grandfather's mansion. He was afraid that he had heard some news, or it would have been impossible to be so enthusiastic.

Yun Yi didn't have a good impression of them, so she said casually: "It's good to be normal."

Xiao Chenrui knew what her sister meant: "I understand."

After chatting a few more words, the two brothers and sisters went to work on their own.

Xiao Chenrui wanted to visit the gentleman from the Lijingqian Academy, so he asked Kong Qing to go to the kitchen to pack two cakes, and then he took a pot of blooming Molan from his sister, and left the house.

While Yun Yi went back to her yard, Xiao Yiping brought the account book from the capital during this period of time. She wanted to read the account book and think about the events in the next year.

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Jing'an Princess Mansion

Jiao Yuyan learned that her mother was sick, and hurried back to the house: "Mother, are you alright, how can you get sick after being in good health."

Princess Jing'an looked at her daughter who came in: "It's going to be New Year's Eve. What are you doing when you come back, you're not afraid that your mother-in-law will not like it."

Jiao Yuyan pouted: "You are all sick, how can I take care of so much, and besides, there are servants in the house, and it doesn't matter whether I am here or not."

(End of this chapter)