Back To The 90s: The Resilient Daughter-In-Law
Chapter 1234 - 1253 Bad News

Chapter 1234: Chapter 1253 Bad News

"Let’s go inside then!" Jiang Yang supported Nan Fei, seeing her complexion was indeed poor, he insisted she rest in bed and watched her close her eyes before he felt relieved.

Lying in bed, Nan Fei’s mind filled with the words Bei Jiang had said before he left; she thought of one thing, then another, and the more she thought, the more it startled her. In the end, she decided not to think about anything; anyway, she was certain about one thing: Bei Jiang had been doing well in his previous life.

On missions, he encountered danger but always managed to turn the tide.

This guy was truly lucky—realizing this, Nan Fei drifted off to sleep.

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At this time, across at Maple Garden, Zuo Xinyao had returned at some unknown point, and Wei Qin hadn’t left, sitting in the sunroom. The view here was excellent, and from the wicker chair, one could see into Jiang Yang’s room.

He sat there quietly, even thinking to himself that his behavior was too outrageous, too unbecoming of his status.

But he didn’t have many demands; he just wanted to obtain Jiang Yang’s forgiveness.

Even if he didn’t want to recognize him as his own brother or return to the Wei Family, he would still support him.

"Staring blankly?" Zuo Xinyao kicked the chair beside him, bringing Wei Qin back to his senses, who then sat down leisurely.

"You’re back." Wei Qin smiled, adjusted his sitting position with his hands crossed and placed in front of the rattan coffee table, before he intently said, "Bei Jiang left in such a hurry just now, there were some things he didn’t get a chance to say, tell me!"

Zuo Xinyao remained silent.

"What’s wrong with Jiang Nanfei? It’s as if Bei Jiang was facing a life-or-death farewell? That doesn’t sound like him. That bastard usually dives into dangerous missions and looks down on ordinary ones."

So, this mission must have really been to his taste. But he clearly showed he didn’t want to leave, couldn’t rest easy—it was totally illogical.

"I knew I couldn’t hide it from you." Zuo Xinyao had always known; among their group, Wei Qin was definitely the smartest.

This man, as long as he wanted to know, would surely find out.

"Tell me." Wei Qin posed ready to listen.

"It’s..."

"Wait..." Zuo Xinyao was about to speak, but Wei Qin interrupted him, "Let me guess!"

Zuo Xinyao glared, annoyed—if it weren’t for Wei Qin’s frail and sickly appearance, he’d have really wanted to throw him off right there. It’s too annoying; he hadn’t seen Wei Qin act this way before!

Could it truly be a case of proximity to cinnabar makes you red, and proximity to ink makes you black? Had he been corrupted by Bei Jiang?

With a sympathetic look, Zuo Xinyao glanced at Wei Qin, his gaze seemingly saying what used to be a fine little cabbage had now been ruined.

"Bei Jiang’s abnormal behavior started when Jiang Nanfei fainted and was hospitalized, so it must be related to her health. The truth may not be a psychological issue, but something else."

Zuo Xinyao gestured with his hands, "You are sharp."

"Tell me!"

"What do you want me to say?" Zuo Xinyao replied irritably: "Haven’t you guessed it already? Why do you still need me to say?"

"Tell how serious it is, what are the plans going forward," Wei Qin looked at him as if he was being obtuse.

Zuo Xinyao found that ever since this guy found his younger brother, he gradually became more and more insufferable from his previously humble demeanor. But he didn’t intentionally keep him in suspense; after all, it wasn’t good news.

"Jiang Nanfei has a blood clot in her brain, caused last year when Bei Jiang’s mother pushed her down from upstairs. At that time, the clot had just formed, not very noticeable so the doctors didn’t discover it, and no one knew. Over a year later, the clot has become more severe, pressing on the nerves in her brain. The doctors said it’s very dangerous, and because of the location, surgery is too risky, only conservative treatment is possible."