All Novel Full Chapter 878
Chapter 878: Chapter 862: They’ve Arrived Too Chapter 878: Chapter 862: They’ve Arrived Too “Yeah, Dabai isn’t afraid.” Dabai bravely stretched out his little arm.
The two of them would have a physical exam every half a year, and sometimes they would need to come here for blood tests when they were sick, so they were used to it.
It might also be because their mom is a doctor, so they are not scared of doctors in white coats.
Instead, they find them kind, and even getting injections or finger pricks doesn’t really hurt that much.
The nurse pulled over Dabai’s chubby arm and really marveled at how Doctor Tang gave birth to such a child.
How could she herself be so fair-skinned and even her children too?
It’s simply inimitable.
By comparison, she felt as if she had turned into someone who got tanned in Africa.
The needle went in quickly, and a small vial of blood was drawn.
They needed the blood for necessary tests, but also for a virus check.
Tang Yuxin said that Gu Dabai likely had a viral cold, so the odds of him actually having a viral cold were about eighty percent.
Gu Ning took Dabai’s arm back, settled him, and then sat down with him in her arms.
Dabai was very well-behaved and didn’t cry during the blood test.
He had seemed a bit lively just before, but now he was somewhat listless.
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As they were waiting for the results here, Tang Yuxin had already gone to work.
As a doctor, she sometimes really suffered.
Though her schedule was fixed, with one surgery every two days, she would sometimes have to deal with all kinds of emergencies.
Life-and-death situations were beyond anyone’s prediction.
If there really was a major surgery, in the end, she would go without a second thought.
As a result, the time she spent with Dabai and Xiaobai was the shortest.
She even spent less time with them than Tang Xincheng, their uncle.
And while they were still waiting for the results, Tang Zhinian and Ren Li hurried over.
“How’s everything?” Tang Zhinian quickly took his grandson into his arms, and he noticed that Dabai had suddenly lost his energy.
His little cheeks were still a bit red.
After calling out ‘grandpa,’ he started playing with his little fingers and wasn’t as talkative as before.
“We’re still waiting for the test results.”
Gu Ning focused her gaze on the blood collection room.
It should be soon.
Gu Dabai’s test was expedited, and besides, they knew the staff.
Others might need half an hour, but his would probably be quicker.
“Mommy…” Tang Xincheng tugged at Ren Li’s hand.
“Yeah, what is it?” Ren Li let go of Gu Dabai’s chubby hand and turned to ask her son, “Are you hungry?”
“No.”
Tang Xincheng stood up and tugged at Ren Li’s sleeve again, “Mommy, come with me for a second, I have something to tell you.”
“Whispering secrets now?”
Ren Li chuckled and patted her son’s head, alright, she would go listen to her son’s secret.
After all, such secrets wouldn’t last long.
As children grow older, their thoughts deepen and they develop more cunning.
Eventually, they grow closer to their wives, moving away from their mothers.
If she didn’t listen now, she feared she might never get the chance again.
Tang Xincheng took Ren Li to a secluded place before quietly speaking to her.
He hadn’t wanted to say anything, but in the end, he felt his mother had the right to know.
“Mom, they’ve come too, I saw them this morning.”
“They?” Ren Li didn’t catch on at first, “Who are they?”
“The Ren Family people, my, that grandfather.”
When Tang Xincheng mentioned ‘grandfather,’ you could hear the strands of estrangement and indifference in his voice.
He would never forget how much he once trusted this grandfather.
But what had he done?
He, along with Ren Li and Ren Ying, tied him up and stuffed him in a suitcase like an object, isolating him in darkness, completely secluded from the world, like being in Hell.
And all of this had something to do with his grandfather on his father’s side.
“Looks like they’ve been released,” Ren Li curled her lips slightly, “Coming to see Wu Liangliang, right?”
“Yeah,” Tang Xincheng nodded.
He knew that Wu Liangliang was on the fifth floor, but he had never met him.
What were first and second cousins to him?
He already had first, second, and third cousins who were very good to him, giving him pocket money, taking him out to eat and play, and buying him lots of great things.
He also had three wonderful brothers-in-law.
Why would he need so many cousins?
Especially one who wanted his blood.
Had he lost his mind or what?
“Don’t bother with them,” Ren Li embraced her chest, her red lips curving into an arc of intelligence, yet it was now tinged with a threefold increase in indifference—love turning to hate over time.
No one would want to live in a grand deception all their lives, and in the end, they would be unable to face such a deception.
The fleeting coldness on Ren Li’s face made Tang Xincheng shiver.
He couldn’t help touching his own arm.
Who said his mother couldn’t take a hit?
She was truly more formidable than any tough woman.
He had been worried just now that his mother would feel uncomfortable knowing that Ren Ying had come to see Wu Liangliang.
It turned out he was being overly concerned.
His mother wasn’t a female powerhouse for nothing.
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“What’s wrong, are you upset?”
Ren Li asked her son, but her tone was half-joking.
From her perspective, Tang Xincheng didn’t seem overly expressive, so the idea that he was upset was something she, as his mother, truly couldn’t believe.
“Upset about what?”
Tang Xincheng wasn’t upset at all.
He blinked his eyes, “I’m just worried about you.”
“Don’t worry,” Ren Li straightened up and smoothed out her son’s clothes, “You should worry about yourself.
The exams are coming up, and if you don’t do well, I wonder what you’re going to do?”
Tang Xincheng’s heart sank upon hearing this.
Why did he feel like the beating he was due this semester was inevitable?
“Let’s not worry about them, let’s go see Dabai.”
Ren Ying didn’t want to talk anymore about the Ren Family’s matters.
She had done what she could, and from now on, their family affairs had nothing to do with her.
She’d act as if she had been dead for ten years, now living as Ren Li with no ties whatsoever to the Ren Family.
Before Ren Ying’s words had even settled, a gust of wind blew by.
She reflexively touched her hair ends, to prevent them from getting disheveled later.
As a powerful woman, an intellectual and cultured woman, how could she let her appearance become disordered?
She adjusted her clothes, then took out a compact mirror and started checking her reflection.
Ah, flawless—she could still be Dabai’s aunt.
By this time, Tang Xincheng had already run over to Tang Zhinian’s side.
He crouched down and touched his nephew’s little forehead, “Doesn’t seem like he has much of a fever anymore?”