Siheyuan: The road to counterattack for the little transparent

In the next few days, Yi Zhonghai formally asked for a few days of leave from the factory on the grounds that his wife was ill and hospitalized and urgently needed care.

He knew that his wife's condition needed someone to look after her at all times.

This is also a great opportunity for him to further strengthen his relationship with the Banggeng brothers and sisters, so as to better advance his retirement plan.

Yi Zhonghai found a reliable old sister-in-law in the alley. After discussion, he finally succeeded in asking her to help take care of the old lady at a salary of 20 cents a day.

Although it was painful for Yi Zhonghai, who had already spent all his private money, to spend this money, he gritted his teeth and decided to do it.

After all, he felt guilty towards his wife, whose illness could not be left unattended, and he was also able to free up his hands to take care of Banggeng and his siblings wholeheartedly.

During these few days, Yi Zhonghai worked hard and did not feel tired.

Every morning I go to the hospital to visit my aunt, and ask my sister-in-law who is responsible for taking care of her about her condition and needs, to make sure that my wife is well.

Then, he rushed to the Jia family without stopping and brought back breakfast or made breakfast for Banggeng and his siblings.

After dinner, he washed and hung out to dry the dirty clothes that the children had taken off. He had never done these things before.

Because Banggeng said he didn't want to go to school, he even went to the school and asked for several days off for the boy, saying that something happened at home, and took him out to play every day.

Whenever he saw candied haws, popsicles or the like outside, Yi Zhonghai would buy them for him as long as he looked at them without asking for them.

When it was time for dinner, Yi Zhonghai would cook in advance and prepare lunch for the children. Even if there was no meat, there would be eggs or something for each meal.

In short, during these few days, Yi Zhonghai put all his energy into Banggeng's brothers and sisters, especially Banggeng.

After just a few days and nights of spending time together, Banggeng's feelings for Yi Zhonghai are rapidly warming.

Under Yi Zhonghai's careful care, Banggeng was completely immersed in this warmth and didn't even think about going to the hospital to visit Jia Zhang.

He began to rely on Yi Zhonghai and regarded Yi Zhonghai as his important support, as if Yi Zhonghai was the one who could give him care and protection.

In just a few days, Banggeng's chubby face looked rounder and his body was fuller.

The most amazing thing is that he did not know when he started to address Yi Zhonghai, but changed from "Uncle" to "Grandpa Yi".

Seeing that Banggeng was getting closer and closer to him, Yi Zhonghai was very satisfied with the progress, thinking that his hard work paid off.

On the other hand, Jia Zhang began to miss her eldest grandson Banggeng from the third day of hospitalization, and would mutter to herself from time to time: "This kid didn't even come to see me."

Sometimes she thought of Yi Zhonghai's enthusiasm for Bang Geng in the ward on the day he came to the hospital, and she felt vaguely uneasy.

It's possible that my eldest grandson would no longer recognize me as his grandmother and this family just because Yi Zhonghai helped take care of him for a few days.

If this were true, it would be terrible. The more Jia Zhang thought about it, the more anxious she became. She tossed and turned on the hospital bed, unable to calm down.

Qin Huairu saw her mother-in-law tossing and turning, and thought she was not feeling well, so she asked, "Mom, are you feeling unwell? I'll ask the doctor to take a look."

Jia Zhang sighed deeply: "Huai Ru, I want to be discharged and go home as soon as possible. I don't want to stay in the hospital anymore."

"I can't promise you that. The doctor has the final say on when you can be discharged from the hospital. We have no say."

As soon as she finished speaking, Qin Huairu secretly rolled her eyes at her mother-in-law. She had served her for several days, but not only was she not grateful, she also often gave her a cold look.

If she hadn't thought that she would be criticized by people in the hospital if she went home early, she would have gone home immediately without even saying goodbye.

That night, Jia Zhang was thinking about all sorts of things. The more she thought, the more worried she became, and she didn't sleep much at all.

The next day, when the doctor was making rounds, I forced myself to stay awake and sat up as if nothing had happened. The first thing I asked for was: to be discharged from the hospital.

However, after checking her various physical indicators and seeing her pale face and dark circles under her eyes, the doctor thought that she did not meet the requirements and did not agree to her request.

For the next two or three days, Jia Zhang was so worried about her eldest grandson that she couldn't eat or sleep well. She finally made it to the day when he was discharged from the hospital.

The test results still showed abnormalities, which made her anxious. She pulled out the needle in anger and said, "Is it okay if I don't want to be treated?"

"Huai Ru, pack up quickly and let's go home!"

After a while, I felt something dripping down the back of my hand. I looked down and saw that the back of my hand was red and covered in blood.

Jia Zhang had never seen such a scene before. She was so frightened that she trembled: "There is so much blood! Ah...ah! What are you still standing there for? Save me!"

Qin Huairu was startled by Jia Zhang's sudden action. She quickly stepped forward and held Jia Zhang's hand that was pulling out the needle, and shouted anxiously:

"Mom, don't be impulsive! What should I do?"

The nurse next to her came over quickly, dealt with the situation quickly, re-injected Jia Zhang, and criticized her severely:

"You are so old, how can you be so impulsive? If you get infected, it will be very dangerous."

Jia Zhang was also a little scared at this time. Her face turned pale and she said in a trembling voice, "I... I just want to go home. I miss my eldest grandson."

Qin Huairu rolled her eyes at her and said angrily and helplessly:

"Mom, don't worry. Let's wait until the doctor says you can be discharged before we leave. If you keep doing this, what will happen if something happens?"

"If you want Banggen, I'll take some time to go home and bring him to accompany you. Is that okay?"

Hearing this, Jia Zhang nodded quickly: "Okay, go ahead, there's nothing to do here, I can just lie down by myself."

Qin Huairu looked at Jia Zhang's anxious expression and shook her head helplessly. She quickly arranged things at the hospital and hurried home to take over.

Banggeng and his two sisters were listening to Yi Zhonghai telling stories at his home. They were interrupted by Qin Huairu when they were enjoying the story. They immediately became unhappy and muttered that they didn't want to go to the hospital.

After Qin Huairu's repeated persuasion, he reluctantly followed her to the hospital. He stood beside the bed and looked at Jia Zhang, but the closeness of the past was no longer there.

Jia Zhang was waiting for Bang Geng with great joy, but she didn't expect Bang Geng to react like this. She was immediately disappointed: "Bang Geng, what's wrong with you? Don't you recognize your grandma?"

Bang Geng looked up and saw Jia Zhang's anxious look. He felt disgusted: "Grandma, my mom said you pulled out the needle yourself. How dangerous it is. It's too scary."

Hearing the complaints from her eldest grandson, Jia Zhang thought he cared about her. She tried to pull Banggeng's hand, but Banggeng dodged her.