Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland
Chapter 1173 - 1174 Why Do I Feel Like I Was Picked Up?

Chapter 1173: Chapter 1174 Why Do I Feel Like I Was Picked Up?

Yun Hao coldly spat out, "I thought you still couldn’t handle it, but since you’ve got the hang of it now, you should practice more and let your mom rest for another month."

Little Huzi had no idea his dad was waiting here for him.

"Any problems?"

What could Little Huzi say?

"No problems."

Yun Hao made the final call, "That’s settled then, go to sleep!"

Meeting Meng Yunhan, Yun Hao instantly transformed, "Wife, you must be tired. Go to sleep early. Little Huzi is a grown man now, we should trust him."

With that, Yun Hao helped Meng Yunhan leave.

Not to mention, Meng Yunhan was indeed a bit tired.

"Grandpa, why do I feel like I was picked up from somewhere?"

Old Zhao laughed and said, "How could you possibly be picked up? Your dad loves your mom. These years, this household was mostly supported by your mom. For your lifetime, you have to be good to your mom. Some things happened back then."

Some things happened?

"Grandpa, can you tell me about it?"

Old Zhao took a sip of wine, "Little Huzi, when you should have gone back to your hometown, you must have heard about the day you were born. Just on that day, your dad had an accident. Your first aunt and second aunt even slandered you as a harbinger of disaster. At that time, your dad became comatose, and the doctors all said that your dad might never wake up."

Although it was just a few simple sentences, they outlined those old events.

But Little Huzi knew, it was indeed very hard for someone in vegetative state to wake up, but his dad did wake up.

No wonder he always felt that his mom didn’t get along well with his first aunt and second aunt. When he was young, he didn’t think much of it, but as he grew older, he realized there were such issues.

"Back then, college entrance exams hadn’t resumed yet, your mom carried you into the deep mountains, where even few men dared to enter, to dig ginseng for your dad. It was also summer, and the mountains were full of venomous snakes. If it weren’t for that ginseng, it would have been even harder for your dad to wake up. Your dad loves you so much, but he loves your mom even more. At that time, you were still young, and your dad had become comatose, so your mom took care of you all by herself."

Little Huzi didn’t say a word.

He simply listened quietly.

He had always known his parents’ affection was exceptionally strong; his dad was exceptionally good to his mom.

Even sometimes he saw his dad holding his mom’s hand tightly, kissing her hand or face.

"You should go to sleep early, you have to go to work tomorrow." Old Zhao drained his glass in one go, his voice trailing off as he reminisced about those old times.

"Grandpa, Grandpa, wait, wait. I have one more thing to ask. Is it because my dad became comatose that he was driven out by my grandparents, and that’s why these years, my grandparents have been a bit reserved around my parents?"

He had noticed this point a long time ago; his grandparents seemed a bit unnatural in his dad’s presence.

"That’s all in the past, I’m going to sleep." Old Zhao thought about how nowadays both his in-laws were in Kyoto, and how those events had passed and still couldn’t be erased; they were ultimately Ahao’s biological parents.

Yet Little Huzi couldn’t sleep. He cleaned up the dishes, washed them, even took a bath, and returned to his room, dwelling on this matter.

Is it true?

Was it after being driven out, he then met Grandpa?

Otherwise, why would Grandpa’s surname be Zhao and mom’s surname be Meng?

But regardless, these thoughts eventually weighed less in Little Huzi’s heart whenever he thought of Yun Father and Yun Mother.

Meng Yunhan finally started to sleep in.