Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland
Chapter 1209 - 1210 No Matter How You Shout, He Can’t Hear It

Chapter 1209: Chapter 1210 No Matter How You Shout, He Can’t Hear It

Yun Hao didn’t speak; he just stared at Meng Yunhan’s physical body lying on the bed.

Meng Yunhan’s soul also stood by, watching Yun Hao.

These days, she had been keeping him company like this.

She had stopped shouting.

Because she knew that no matter how much she shouted, he couldn’t hear her.

"Wife, when I was in a vegetative state before, did you feel like I do now?" He couldn’t accept that his wife was lying here motionless, not talking to him, not acting coquettishly toward him, not softly calling his name, not reading with him, not cooking delicious meals for him, not smiling at him anymore.

"Wife, please wake up. Little Huzi and his two siblings have been waiting for you."

A month had passed just like that.

"Tomorrow is the Full Moon, and Ahao hasn’t come back yet," his mother said, her mood heavy.

As for Little Zhuzi, he had calculated the time that his aunt was due, so he took a month off to come to the courtyard just in time for Zhuangzhuang’s full moon.

Little Huzi hadn’t managed to, and Yun Hao’s parents weren’t in the mood to host the Full Moon Wine.

"Grandma, Grandpa, is this the little brother? Let me hold him." Little Zhuzi, with his buzz cut and dressed in a green military uniform, looked very imposing.

Even though it had been many years since he last held a child, Little Zhuzi hadn’t forgotten how to hold one.

"Where’s my aunt?"

Little Zhuzi was unaware that Meng Yunhan had had an accident.

"She went abroad."

Little Zhuzi thought he had heard wrong; the little brother was at home, so how could his aunt be abroad? That clearly wasn’t possible.

"Isn’t it twins? There should be another brother, right?"

His grandmother turned to her grandson, "It’s your sister’s; she went abroad with your aunt."

When going abroad was mentioned again, Little Zhuzi couldn’t help but be alert, "Grandma, what exactly is going on? Did something happen to my aunt? I went on a training exercise a while ago and wasn’t in Kyoto."

His grandmother sighed deeply, "Your aunt had a major hemorrhage during childbirth, and after giving birth, she hasn’t woken up since. Your uncle took both mother and daughter abroad. It’s been a month now, and there’s been no news."

If it weren’t for the elders forcing themselves to take care of Zhuangzhuang, they might have collapsed by now.

After all, they were of an advanced age and couldn’t endure great joys and sorrows.

A major hemorrhage?

He felt like his mother had warned before that his aunt was older, and childbirth was somewhat risky, but he never imagined that such an incident would actually befall her.

His aunt was such a good person; such things shouldn’t happen to her.

"Is my sister alright?"

His grandmother continued, "Xingxing was born much smaller than Zhuangzhuang and had been stuck in your aunt’s belly for a bit."

Little Zhuzi looked even more tenderly at Zhuangzhuang in his arms.

Thinking of his uncle, who cherished his aunt so much, his uncle must be blaming himself terribly now that his aunt had had an accident.

"Has Zhuangzhuang reached his full month yet?"

His grandmother looked at her grandson, "Today is exactly the full month."

The full month had arrived, and yet there was still no news from his uncle’s side?

Could it be that his aunt really had an accident, and it was very serious? Otherwise, why hadn’t they come back yet?

"Grandma, don’t worry; my aunt will definitely return safely; she will be alright." But then he suddenly remembered that both his eldest uncle and second uncle no longer had aunts.

His heart sank even further.

Little Zhuzi only had one day off, and after having lunch here, he bid farewell and left.