After a flash marriage, I found out that my husband is a billionaire CEO

After Cui Wenjun left, Shu Yan and Su Xin walked around the city for a while.

At the same time, she was also curious and asked Su Xin: "Has the Su family's personal doctor examined your throat?"

Su Xin nodded, "I've always had it, but mine is a stubborn disease. At the beginning, I couldn't even shout, but now I can."

"Were you mute when you were very young?"

"When I was still in the orphanage, I got seriously ill when I was about four years old. After I recovered, I became mute. Because I was mute for too long, it was difficult to treat."

"It will be fine, I believe it." Shu Yan thought of the water in Liuyin Mountain, "I will take you somewhere for an outing another day. Maybe you will be in a good mood and your illness will be cured."

Su Xin was very happy when she heard that she could go and play!

Seeing that she must have been holding it in at home for a long time, Shu Yan thought of a place.

It just so happened that another week had passed and it was time to go take a look.

In the old courtyard, the old lady was still lying on the bed when she heard the sound of ringing the bell at the door.

"Hurry and see who's coming." She urged Granny Hua.

Granny Hua put down the sweater she was knitting, stood up with a smile and said, "Who do you want to see you?"

The old lady glanced at her and said, "I want to drink tea!"

Granny Hua chuckled, "I knew it! In fact, I tasted it that day and I wanted to drink it too."

After saying this, Granny Hua went out to open the door, and she saw Shu Yan standing outside, but there was a little girl about the same age as her next to her.

"Ms. Xia, you're here. The old lady just said she wanted to drink tea. But this is..."

Granny Hua seems to be wary of any stranger.

Shu Yan introduced with a smile: "She is my friend. Like me, she is a senior this year and is still interning. But she can't speak. Will Grandma Shi mind?"

"It turns out he's mute." Granny Hua always sympathized with the weak, and she soon relaxed her guard against Su Xin and let her follow Shu Yan into the house.

As soon as the cats and dogs in the yard saw someone coming in, they all rushed over to sniff and sniff.

They had smelled Shu Yan's scent and waggled their tails happily towards her.

It was the first time for Su Xin to taste it, but she also acted unexpectedly friendly. Probably because they were close to Shu Yan, they were also tainted with Shu Yan's scent, making them feel equally familiar.

When I arrived at Mrs. Shi's room, I saw that Mrs. Shi sat up on her own.

Shu Yan hurried over to help her, "Grandma Shi, please slow down!"

The old lady was happy and held Shu Yan's hand, "I'm still talking about you, so you're here. Will you continue to make Liubao tea for me today?"

Shu Yan nodded, "Okay!"

Su Xin followed in, but she was not familiar with Mrs. Shi and did not dare to approach, so she stood far away.

When she saw Shu Yan approaching the tea table, she followed him and gestured with her hands.

Shu Yan didn't care what she wanted to express, and explained first: "I make tea for the old lady, do you want to try it? Liubao tea."

Su Xin nodded.

Then, she quickly prepared the tools and started tinkering.

Su Xin was very curious and moved a chair to sit next to her to watch.

Granny Hua also helped Old Mrs. Shi come over, and they sat at the tea table together, admiring her tea art.

She first took out a small purple clay pot, then slowly poured the boiled water into the pot, then put the lid on the pot, and continued to let the water pour down from the lid, soaking the purple clay pot inside and out.

Then, she put a few tea leaves into the pot, steamed it, and waited until the outside of the teapot was dry before filling it with water.

The details of filling the water are also very particular. The water line must be raised high so that the stale and warehouse smell of the tea leaves can be washed away. After the water inside is filled up, the pot can be poured again.

The first soup of tea made in this way was not drunk. It was not until the third soup was completed with the same steps that she poured the tea into the teacups in front of everyone.

Everyone watched with gusto, almost forgetting that they were going to drink tea.

"Making tea is a process of enjoyment. It can make people feel happy after reading it. Tea drinkers will feel that the tea in their cups is much more fragrant." Mrs. Shi smiled.

Granny Hua echoed: "Indeed, last time I watched Miss Xia making tea, I couldn't bear to disturb her. But I was afraid..."

The old lady sighed: "People always have to look forward. Thank you, Yanyan."

It was rare for Shu Yan to hear the old lady call him so affectionately, and he was very happy.

Everyone was still enjoying tea when the doorbell rang again.

Granny Hua got up and went to the yard to open the door. To her surprise, Hua Wanshi was standing outside the door.

Hua Wanshi held large and small bags of things in her hands and said with a smile, "I came to see Mom. These are my thoughts."

Granny Hua glanced into the room. Seeing that the old lady was rarely happy, she didn't want her happiness to be ruined by someone, so she said, "Madam, please come back later! It's not convenient for the old lady now."

"Isn't it convenient?" Hua Wanshi also stretched her head in, but she didn't dare to go in for fear of the cats and dogs.

"We have guests arriving. The old lady doesn't want the guests to know about our relationship with the Ji family." Granny Hua explained.

Hua Wanshi also expressed her understanding, "Then help me take these things in first?"

Granny Hua took it and said, "Thank you, madam, I won't give it away for now."

Just as the door was about to close, Hua Wanshi said again: "By the way, has Lingchuan been here recently? Or, has he called mom?"

Granny Hua was surprised, "Master? Hasn't the master been busy with work? He came here once last week."

"What about this week?" Hua Wanshi just felt strange why her son's phone couldn't be reached. What happened to him before made Hua Wanshi still have lingering fears, so she was worried.

Granny Hua shook her head, "No."

When she returned to the house, the old lady saw Granny Hua carrying something in her hand, and curiously asked, "Who is it?"

Granny Hua did not tell the truth in front of outsiders, "It was given by the community."

Shu Yan was surprised. If someone from the community sent something, why didn't she inform her in advance?

But Mrs. Shi heard what Grandma Hua said and most likely guessed who it was.

"She's the only one?" She meant it.

Granny Hua shook her head, "Alone. The young master, on the other hand, has not contacted us for several days."

Only then did the old lady put down the teacup and pondered.

Shu Yan saw that her expression was wrong and couldn't help but ask, "Does Grandma Shi miss her grandson? How old is your grandson this year?"

The old lady smiled and said, "I'm older than you."

"That's already working!" Shu Yan was a little surprised.

The old lady nodded.

Shu Yan thought she was unhappy because she hadn't seen her grandson for a long time, so he comforted her: "It happens when you work. I think your grandson is still in the entrepreneurial stage, which is the busiest stage. I just joined the company as an intern. At that time, I had to run out every now and then on business trips, and the conditions were difficult. However, if you have a job, you will be motivated, and then you will have money. So is your grandson married? "

The old lady Shi laughed again when she heard this. It seemed that this girl really didn't know that her grandson was Ji Lingchuan of the Ji Group. "It's not married yet, but it's engaged. It's just that I don't like the person to whom I'm engaged, so I guess it's not The one he likes."

"Then two people don't like each other, why are they engaged?" Although Shu Yan was asking, he thought of Ji Lingchuan and Bai Sisi.

The old lady Shi sighed and said, "It's just a blind date arranged by my parents. It just depends on whether the conditions are suitable. Maybe I want them to slowly develop a relationship after marriage."

Shu Yan understood, and took the initiative to bring up the mistake he almost made, "It's not impossible to marry first and love later, but the prerequisite is that the two people have similar values, don't have any bad habits, and both of them must work hard to improve. . Otherwise, being together will be a drag, and may even plunge the other person into an endless abyss."