Reborn in the Seventies: Pampered Wife, Owning some Farmland
Chapter 1393 - 1394: Buy Tickets, Let’s Go Home!

Chapter 1393: Chapter 1394: Buy Tickets, Let’s Go Home!

Yun Mingrui is a natural when it comes to lying, "I was nearby handling some affairs, so I thought I’d drop by to see grandpa and grandma. A few days ago, I went back to the provincial city to see Niuniu, but I missed Little Xingxing and Little Zhuangzhuang’s Children’s Day. I plan to celebrate with them after school lets out."

Yun’s father and mother didn’t mind at all, "Right, we should indeed celebrate for both of them; they are the youngest two of this generation."

Both Yun’s father and mother are extremely fond of the twin boy and girl.

Zhuangzhuang is plump and a bit cute, while the little granddaughter is also cute, smart, well-behaved, and sweet-talking.

"Then I’ll arrange for someone to pick you up this afternoon."

Yun’s father called it, "Great, go ahead with your work!"

Yun Mingrui didn’t stay long before leaving.

"Should we buy some gifts for the brother and sister?" Yun’s mother thought of her adorable little granddaughter and grandson, her face glowing with a loving smile.

"Let’s go out and see later." Even though the weather was starting to get hot, the desire of Yun’s father and mother to buy something for the two kids was not something that could easily be stopped.

Yun Mingrui phoned the driver to come pick up Yun’s father and mother, then took them to the school for the two little ones.

"Grandpa, Grandma, I’ve missed you so much." Little Xingxing called out sweetly upon seeing them.

There’s no doubt Yun’s father and mother feel special about these two little ones.

Having grown old, they all wanted a house full of children, but their sons were barely home. However, since they didn’t live far away, they often came over to the villa.

"I’ve missed you too." Little Zhuangzhuang quickly followed suit.

"Let’s go home, let’s go home." Yun’s father lovingly tried to take their backpacks, put them in the car, and led the two children aboard.

After work, Yun Mingrui returned home, bringing with him a cake.

"Big brother, I really like you." The kids all liked sweets.

Meng Yunhan and Yun Hao, a couple abroad.

Yun Hao waited until his wife woke up before telling Meng Yunhan that Yun Hai had cancer.

"Cancer?" Meng Yunhan was also taken aback.

Their family was just getting by, with a house and a place to live, but now with the cancer diagnosis, it was going to be costly, and she feared the eldest brother would not seek treatment.

"Yes, it was Little Huzi who called to tell us; it must be true."

Meng Yunhan sighed, "This is going to cost a lot of money."

Looking out the window, Yun Hao said, "Let’s go back and have a look, it’s something we have to confront eventually." When it comes to life, aging, sickness, and death, they were particularly helpless because some things could never be changed.

Suddenly, Meng Yunhan contemplated that in another decade or so, she might also leave this world due to cancer.

Her mood was very somber.

"Let’s buy tickets and head home!"

In fact, if Ahao wanted to save his eldest brother, paying the medical bills wasn’t really an issue for them.

But cancer treatment and chemotherapy are a painful matter.

And it’s still uncertain whether they could overcome the illness.

Regardless, Meng Yunhan and Yun Hao boarded the plane.

The provincial city.

Yun Meng, carrying a carton of milk, went to the hospital to visit Yun Hai.

"Big brother, how are you feeling?" Even though the siblings didn’t live far from each other, they couldn’t see each other often since Yun Meng was busy with the supermarket, and Yun Hai helped take care of the children.

Yun Hai’s face had rapidly thinned down.

"I’m fine, really good. Staying in the hospital is just wasting money," Yun Hai genuinely did not want to spend the money.

If it wasn’t for borrowing the money from his younger sister to buy the house, where would they have gotten the money to buy a house?

And they still hadn’t paid back that money, had they?

"Big brother, you are still young; don’t you want to see your grandchildren grow up?"