Why do you still need to roll up after being reborn?

Mu Chenyan also smiled and added, "Indeed, Xiao Si's eyes were like this when he was first born, as if he could see something."

When the words came to her lips, Mu Jiawen immediately changed them to "So cute, he will definitely be a handsome guy when he grows up."

Jiang Yan gave her a funny look and said nothing.

When Luo laughed, Mu Jiawen said something to her and left.

After dinner the next morning, Mu Jiawen didn't see Mu Chenyan come back until after ten o'clock. She was a little worried.

Her mother went to the hospital in a hurry yesterday and didn't bring her mobile phone charger. Her phone had already been turned off by now.

She called her second brother.

Yu Feng worked the night shift last night, and was supposed to be back by now, but no one was there.

The phone rang for a long time before it was picked up. Mu Jiawen asked directly, "Second brother, is mom back?"

"Not yet, I'll go back soon."

I always felt that there was something wrong with the second brother's voice, but Mu Jiawen didn't pay attention, thinking that he was tired from the night shift, and said to him, "I have left food for you at home, gluten soup, scallion pancakes and fried dough sticks. If there is nothing wrong with my sister-in-law, you can Bring mom back quickly, she must not have slept much last night."

Yu Feng's voice on the opposite side was obviously softer. He agreed to his sister's request and hung up the phone, then turned around and returned to the ward.

There were a lot of people inside. As a doctor, he did not recommend that so many people stay in the maternity ward just after giving birth, especially since the nephew had just taken a shower in the morning, so many people came in and touched him without washing their hands.

This behavior made him frown.

So just now he reminded her tactfully that Mu Chenyan originally wanted to stop her. When Yu Feng said this, she took the opportunity to stand aside and explained to Luo Xiao's family with a smile that the child's immunity was low when he was born. If you want to hug someone, it’s better to wash your hands first.

Hearing the words of their mother and son, the Luojia people felt a little embarrassed, and no one knew who muttered, "I came all the way to see my child and he was still criticized for being dirty!"

This sentence was neither high nor low nor salty nor light, but it suddenly made the atmosphere in the ward freeze.

The smile on Luo Xiao's face froze. She first glanced at her mother-in-law. After all, she was the person passing through the big scene. She still had a decent and polite smile on her face, but she stood motionless in front of the child's crib. I have no intention of getting out of the way.

I don’t want to explain anything more because of this sentence.

After all, I've said everything that needs to be said, what does it have to do with me if you want to mislead me?

Luo Xiao's mother's face was also very ugly. She glanced at Aunt Luo who said this and knew that she was making fun of her eldest grandson's status. The eldest son and grandson of the Yu family had someone who could not even buy one when he was born. He inherited a big house, not to mention having a father like Yu Heng with two doctorate degrees, and a grandmother like Mu Chenyan, a master of traditional Chinese painting.

It wasn't clear before. When Luo Xiao got married, they heard that Yu Heng's father, Yu Zekun, was quite famous in the jade carving industry, and jade bosses often traveled all the way to Yucheng to find him.

With such a bunch of distinguished elders, it's no wonder that everyone in the Luo family, who has their own thoughts, doesn't feel sad.

But Mu Chenyan didn't know the Luo family's problem. Like Yu Feng, she was just a little dissatisfied with them crowding into the ward in such a swarm. After all, Luo Xiao had just had a night's rest and was still tired. Not to mention the little grandson, because there were so many people making noisy noises, and the little grandson who was sleeping at this time was frowning.

But she couldn't say anything. After all, she was Luo Xiao's natal family, and it was true that they came all the way to visit.

Yu Heng, who was busy making tea on the other side, saw this and hurriedly asked everyone to come over and sit down.

Luo Xiao lived in a special ward with a relatively large space, a sofa, a coffee table, and a single bed. Kettles, microwaves, etc. are also available, and there is a sauna room at the end specifically for mothers to sweat.

This scene seemed to stimulate a few more people, and they all sat down on the sofa and picked up teacups. Fourth Aunt Luo smiled and asked Mother Luo, "Second sister-in-law, I forgot to ask you before, how big a red envelope have you prepared for your grandson?" ?”

As she spoke, she glanced at Mu Chenyan, who was still sitting in front of the crib, and deliberately whispered, "It is the custom over there that it is auspicious for grandma to have a bigger red envelope than grandma. But your in-laws are not ordinary people. Any painting can be enough to cover your family’s entire savings.”

Yu Heng frowned, but he didn't say anything. After all, the person he was talking to was his mother-in-law, so it was impolite for him to interrupt rashly.

Luo's mother said calmly, "What the fourth brother and sister said is that one of Sister Mu's paintings is worth the savings of Lao Luo and I for most of our lives, so I didn't think about being more serious in this aspect from the beginning, and there was no need. After all, we are all It’s for my grandson, how can it be more serious? Right, Sister Mu?”

Mu Chenyan turned around and said with a smile, "That's not the case. We are all one family. There is no need to fight over this. Besides, from now on, this child will have to be taken care of by his biological mother. He will kiss whoever takes care of him more. When I grow up, I will definitely respect your grandmother the most."

When Luo's mother heard this, her face suddenly lit up with joy. She had only been a daughter like Luo Xiao in her life, and she originally planned to wait for her to give birth to a child and help her take care of it. But after learning about the situation of Yu Heng's family later, she was afraid that Mu Chenyan had other plans, such as finding the most professional nanny to take care of the children. Isn't that what the wealthy families on TV do?

So she didn't mention it again after that.

In fact, after getting in touch with Mu Chenyan, she discovered that this famous Chinese painting master was completely different from the big shots and rich people she thought. In other words, he was basically the same as ordinary people like them, and was extremely down-to-earth.

This made her feel relieved, and at the same time, she felt relieved for Luo Xiao.

Now she was even more happy to hear Mu Chenyan say this, "As long as you don't dislike it, you can let me take you as long as you want."

She has retired, and now she is bored at home except cooking and tending flowers and plants.

Being able to come over and help her daughter raise her grandson is what she wishes for.

Mu Chenyan was happy to see her agreeing so readily. After all, the child could not be completely left to the nanny. If Luo Xiao's mother didn't come, then she would have to worry more.

It’s not that I don’t want to take care of my grandson, it’s just that there are a lot of things going on in the gallery right now, and I can’t hand it over before my junior year of graduation, so there’s nothing I can do about it, right?

However, the two of them had just settled the matter amicably, when Third Aunt Luo said in a sinister tone, "Second sister-in-law, do you plan to stay in Kyoto to help Luo Xiao take care of the children? What about our parents?" My four siblings and I have not retired yet, who will take care of them now that you are here?"

People are really weird sometimes. Logically speaking, if they have such a close relationship, wouldn't it be bad for them if they get better?

But seeing him living a good life, I just felt uncomfortable. I tried every means to cause trouble for him, as if he couldn't get over this hurdle if I didn't.

Again and again, Luo Xiao’s mother is really angry now.

She suppressed the smile on her face, looked at Aunt Luo with a straight face, and asked her, "Have you not taken advantage of enough? Do you want to take advantage of it for a few more years? Tell me the number so that I can make plans. I I don’t care about my own parents, my daughter and my grandson, I just take care of them and treat their three sons and one daughter as if they don’t exist, okay?”

Is she the only one to retire?

My sister-in-law is retired too, so why don’t you ask her?

Just because she has to take care of her grandson, does the responsibility of taking care of the elderly have to fall on their second wife? Why?