Did the Queen’s Vest Fall Out?

After a while, I took out a dustpan and covered it with burlap, which looked bulging.

When I opened it, there were more than a dozen steamed buns, some coarse grains were mixed in the white flour, and it was a bit dusty.

It doesn't look good, but it smells delicious, especially after a day of work, seeing it now makes me a little hungry.

The one-eyed old man was very happy, and he kept passing it into Bai Qi's hand: "Hold it, hold it, it's all from Grandpa's heart."

That appearance reminded Bai Qi of his grandmother Ning Hui inexplicably.

In fact, after being trapped in the whole year and finally getting out, she learned that Wanwan had gone to Lu's house in the capital. At that time, Bai Qi was very angry. She couldn't figure it out. Why did grandma agree to go to Lu's house every night after leaving behind a huge amount of wealth before she left?

But when she checked the bank card records and saw that the money hadn't been touched, Bai Qi was silent for a long time.

Maybe, there are really such kind-hearted people in the world who would worry about her suffering outside, deliberately not touch the money left behind, and then raise a girl who has no blood relationship with only his hard-working hands.

So great...what right does she have to blame grandma?

Blame grandma for wanting Wanwan to have a good life?

I still blame her for sending my sister to the wolf's den without knowing it.

Some people may think that grandma's actions are holding her back, but at that time, grandma did not open the perspective of God, nor did she have the intention of taking one step to count ten steps.

Who can guarantee that he will not make mistakes in his life? You can't be strict with others and treat yourself leniently, right?

Standing there and accusing others without pain, it seems that he is living very clearly. In fact, when he encounters the same choice, he may not do as well as grandma!

Therefore, if it is necessary to say that grandma is at fault, then Bai Qi should first reflect on himself, why didn't he take good care of his sister at that time?

Although the elderly are poor, they love the children from the bottom of their hearts. No matter Wanwan, herself, or even Ning Pei back then... Grandma always raised them with the kindest heart.

There is something delicious, even if I cut down on food and clothing, I always want my children to live well.

She still remembered that when she first came, her clothes were stained with blood because she went to deal with the killer sent by Lu Xinran first, so she was not in the mood to change, so she just tore it up.

After arriving at her grandmother's house, when Ning Hui saw her appearance, she thought that Bai Qi had lived extremely hard all these years away, so while enduring the grief of losing Wanwan, she gave her all kinds of delicious food.

Later, grandma had a heart attack, and she never forgot that she liked to drink white fungus and lotus seeds, and would make soup for her when she felt a little more comfortable.

Every time she came into the room, grandma's expression was the same as that of the old man in front of her—happy, happy, and full of expectation.

Gift from the elders, irresistible.

How could Bai Qi have the heart to refuse? Then he took it and said politely, "Thank you, Grandpa."

The one-eyed old man smiled even more happily.

Bai Qi walked to the tent and handed the dustpan to the staff: "Are you hungry? Grandpa gave it to you. Let's share it."

The staff was a little surprised: "This...isn't that good?"

Bai Qi said: "I can't disappoint the old man's heart." Then he took two steamed buns from it, "Tomorrow, I will go to the county to buy some rice and come back. I will cook the rice for the next few days."

The staff froze for a moment, but Bai Qi completely misunderstood what they meant.

They wanted to say that Bai Qi would bring them over in person... a bit uncomfortable, right? Who knew she was thinking so deeply?