BLIND MARRIAGE(2)

When Wan Hao first came to, she abruptly rose up and bowed her head to touch the sparse hair on her cheek, saying, "Grandma is awake, I'm going to summon the doctor." She moved very swiftly, paying little attention to Tang Kaisen, who turned to face her grandmother on the hospital bed after casting a difficult glance at her back. Grandma continued to glare at him as she had only a moment ago, her expression irate. In a highly hilarious and irate mood, Tang Kaisen knelt down to translate a blanket corner for her, saying, "Grandma breathe calmly, this is not urgent." Having just awoken, the elderly woman's tone was absolutely softened at this point, but her eyes were everything but gentle: "Is there any rush? I won't have a chance to get my little grandson back if it's not urgent." Instead of responding to this, Tang Kaisen grasped her thin, elderly finger and softly rubbed it against his cheeks. Her great-grandson, who hardly ever displayed his feelings in public like this, was utterly silent. "You have to wait for me to take her back; in addition to Bac Bac, I have to wait to hug and introduce our other children." Let's make a bargain, Tang Kaisen whispered quietly as he kissed her palm once and then raised his head to avoid her eyes. After remaining silent for a while, the elderly woman said softly, "Looking at your character, I am not in a hurry to die," before turning her head away. She continued to speak cautiously as before, but there was a noticeable choke in her voice. Tang Kaisen buried his face in her palm, feeling the creases and warmth, as well as her troubled heart, in her hand. Completely relax. Without Khuong Wan Hao and him, he would have had to face tortures last night that were unquestionably worse than this. He also realized at this time that having someone who can put you at rest is not vital because there is so little to nothing in human life.