Chapter 483. Mysterious Man Before The Tombstone (3)
“I’ve just received a call from Ah Mo. There’s hope for Mother’s recovery, but she’ll need to stay there for a while. Father will stay there for a while too. Grandpa returns tomorrow, so we’ll pick him up from the airport in the afternoon the day after tomorrow,” Mu Yuchen spoke quite calmly.
However, just as he said this, Xi Xiaye’s starry eyes immediately lit up. She subconsciously held his hand and said a little nervously, “There’s hope for recovery? There’s really hope? That means that Mother will be able to see the light again, right? I just called Mother yesterday. She said she was going for a check-up at the hospital today.”
“Mmm, this is good news, so be happy. Once Grandpa gets back, I’ll arrange for people to guard them over there since only Father and Mother will be there.”
As he said this, he looked meaningfully at Xi Xiaye.
Xi Xiaye smiled happily and gently nodded. “I truly hope that when they return, their relationship will go to the next level. If Mother recovers, then Father lectures together with her at University A, and no one disturbs them, that is something worth looking forward to!”
“It was always supposed to just be temporary loss of sight. Don’t always be so worried and scare yourself too much.”
“Mmm, right, when’s Ah Mo coming back then? Lingshi’s been quite busy these two days. She’s planning on renovating the Imperial Sky Entertainment Club office. In fact, Grandmother and the rest have begun to get her and Ah Mo moving. I think we’ll be able to anticipate another round of good news.”
Xi Xiaye played around with the flower in her hand, and she laughed gently.
“They are truly childhood sweethearts. They should’ve been married by now. Ah Mo is a rare honest man. Lingshi won’t lose out being with him. Just like us, Grandmother and the rest have long been looking forward to their marriage, and now that you’re their sis-in-law, encourage Lingshi a little. It’s a glorious thing. I think you and Lingshi get along quite well. She rarely talks to me about anything, but she did tell you quite a bit.”