My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 912: Chapter 896: The Wronged Xiaobai Chapter 912: Chapter 896: The Wronged Xiaobai He didn’t know that Tang Yuxin’ grandpa and grandma had an even worse fate, they never got to see their granddaughter’s face.

Ren Li turned around, hunching his body, and carried the food into the hospital room, and his silhouette somehow made the nurses feel uneasy.

Didn’t he have a daughter?

Why aren’t the younger ones doing it?

Why does this old man have to come?

What’s all this?

She took out her phone and dialed Tang Yuxin.

“Yes, I understand, thank you.”

Tang Yuxin hung up the phone and looked towards Ren Li, while Ren Li was mindlessly serving food into Xiaobai and Da Bai’s bowls, trying to get them both to eat.

Initially, the two children were eating turn by turn, but because of her distraction, Da Bai’s bowl was constantly refilled with food, while Xiaobai ended up with just plain white rice in his bowl, looking at the rice pitifully and not able to do anything but eat.

Da Bai reluctantly took his small spoon and gave some of his vegetable to Xiaobai, but Xiaobai was still tearful, looking very miserable, thinking that grandma must not like him anymore.

When Ren Li once again put a piece of vegetable into Da Bai’s bowl, Xiaobai’s little mouth puckered up even more, looking even more pitiful.

Although Da Bai had already put some vegetables into his bowl, he refused to eat, even with a small pile forming.

He just stared at Ren Li with hopeful eyes, wanting grandma to give him the food, not wanting any from his brother.

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But it was as though Ren Li had forgotten all about him and was lost in her own world.

She peeled a shrimp and put it in Da Bai’s bowl, which finally made Xiaobai unable to hold back his tears anymore, and he burst into a loud cry.

He jumped down from his chair and went to find his grandpa, Tang Zhinian.

Tang Zhinian had just brought out some food and suddenly saw his grandson crying.

He was instantly scared and hurriedly threw the food onto the table.

“Xiaobai, what’s wrong, why are you crying?

Is the food not tasty?

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If Xiaobai doesn’t like it or isn’t used to it, don’t worry, grandpa will take you out for a hamburger, okay?”

Xiaobai, clinging to Tang Zhinian’s leg, cried breathlessly.

“Grandpa, grandpa, grandma doesn’t like Xiaobai.”

“How could that be?”

Tang Zhinian patted his grandson’s head, “Grandma loves our Xiaobai the most.

When Xiaobai went to grandma’s house, grandma missed you so much, always wondering if our Xiaobai has grown taller, or gotten fatter, or are you still our little Xiaobai dumpling?”

“But grandma didn’t give Xiaobai any food.”

“Impossible.” Tang Zhinian quickly picked up Xiaobai and brought him to the dining area.

There, he saw Ren Li peeling shrimps and putting them into Da Bai’s bowl, while Da Bai used his little spoon to scoop them into another bowl, his little lips pursed, because he couldn’t reach the rice.

Tang Zhinian was completely baffled.

What kind of bizarre scenario was this?

Was it to stuff one to death, and leave the other to starve?

“Be a good boy, Xiaobai.

Grandma is preoccupied and she mistook Da Bai for Xiaobai.”

Is that really true?

Xiaobai was still very upset, his little heart was hurt.

Yes, grandpa wouldn’t lie to Xiaobai, grandpa promises.

He held Xiaobai as they sat down again, then picked up the chopsticks, transferring some vegetables from Da Bai’s bowl into Xiaobai’s.

Finally, Xiaobai had some vegetables, and Da Bai had rice as well.

“There, now both of you have everything, eat up quickly, or uncle won’t tell you a story later.”

Only then did the two children obediently start eating their meal.

When Ren Li finished peeling another shrimp, she didn’t know which bowl to put it in.

Don’t both bowls already have food?

“Okay, stop peeling,” Tang Zhinian was on the verge of tears.

“You’re going to leave one stuffed and one starved to death.”

Ren Li was startled, then tossed the peeled shrimp into Tang Zhinian’s bowl.

Tang Zhinian ate the shrimp peeled by his wife, feeling truly moved to tears.

Tang Yuxin came over and sat down, “Sis, are you worried about your dad?”

Tang Yuxin’s question was indeed blunt, and just as bluntly, it nearly made Ren Li drop her chopsticks on the floor, “Why should I worry about him?

After all, he’s not without a wife, without a daughter.”

Ren Li’s words didn’t match her true feelings, exactly, what was she worried about?

If they weren’t his real wife and daughter, she wouldn’t care even if she was providing for them, since she didn’t lack the money.

But they were his real wife and daughter, wouldn’t they make sure he had food to eat?

“Oh…”

Tang Yuxin nodded in understanding, “Actually, you don’t really need to worry.”

Ren Li didn’t say anything.

“I had the nurse buy him some food, so he won’t starve.”

Ren Li took another large shrimp and began to peel it.

Once she finished, this time she put it in the right place, in Xiaobai’s bowl, who was tearfully enjoying the meal.

Grandpa was right, Grandma really didn’t dislike him.

She just mistook Da Bai for Xiaobai, so she still loved Xiaobai.

Tang Zhinian was finally able to breathe a sigh of relief and showed a thumbs-up to Tang Yuxin.

As a stepdaughter, she was more competent than he was as a husband, truly worthy of being a doctor—she could pinpoint Ren Li’s lapses in an instant.

Ren Li looked outside, eating her meal absentmindedly.

Unconsciously, her lips tightened, but her expression relaxed a bit, and she found herself able to enjoy the scenery.

As for inside the hospital, the atmosphere remained the same, filled with the unique scent of disinfectant and the mixed smells of various medications, creating a peculiar quietness specific to the hospital.

Ren’s father brought the food in, and before he could speak, a hand stretched out and took the food away.

“Mom, let’s eat first,” Ren Ying said as she took the food, hurriedly cleared the table, and laid out the meal.

Coincidentally, she was hungry.

After Wu Liangliang took a turn for the worse, they had spent half the day in the hospital without eating much, and by the time her hunger struck, the cafeteria was already closed.

She was still hungry and knew she would have to walk a long distance to buy food elsewhere.

She didn’t drive, so walking wasn’t an option.

She had initially thought of asking her father to buy the food since he had nothing else to do.

If he didn’t buy them a meal, what else could he possibly do?

But as it turned out, he had some sense after all and knew to buy them food.

“Dad, you keep an eye on Liangliang for a bit, Mom and I are going to eat,” Ren Ying called out to her mother, and the two of them picked up their chopsticks and began to devour the food, not even asking if their father had eaten.

They ate like a whirlwind, leaving not a drop of soup or a grain of rice for their father.