The departure of the mother and daughter didn’t cause any impact on the Liu Family. Outsiders would just think that Jiang Jinghan lost her daughter, and in her grief, couldn’t handle it, so she chose to commit suicide.
When the original owner learned of this, she went to seek justice, but the Liu Family said she was being unreasonable, and Jiang Lid also said she was making trouble out of nothing, disgracing herself. This matter had nothing to do with the Liu Family; it was rely Jiang Jinghan’s own inability to cope.
Jiang Lid resented the original owner for causing trouble, and beat her again, so badly that she couldn’t get out of bed for several days.
Later, she went to the Liu Family several tis, but to no avail.
She felt she was very cowardly, and reflecting on past events, she realized she was partly to bla for her daughter’s death. If she had stood up for herself, perhaps her daughter and granddaughter wouldn’t have died.
If she hadn’t feared Jiang Lid and had firmly taken her granddaughter back to watch over her, such a tragedy might not have happened.
Guilt engulfed the original owner all at once, and she slowly walked to the pond where her daughter and granddaughter died, and perished.
Perhaps her obsession was too deep, and after her death, her spirit lingered, not returning to the Underworld, and found its way to Qiann Yan.
"Mom, you’re here. Does Dad know?" Jiang Jinghan, knowing they were going to the hospital, felt much calr; even the contractions in her belly no longer bothered her. As long as they got to the hospital, she and the child would surely be fine; she would hold on until then.
Qiann Yan: "Don’t worry about him."
"But..." Jiang Jinghan’s eyes were filled with concerns. Given her father’s personality, if he knew about this, he surely wouldn’t let her mother off. She was so surprised that her mom ca today, and had the courage to take her away.
She thought she was going to die in that place, never expecting that her usually most timid and indecisive mother would co for her.
Jiang Jinghan cried silently, tears continuously streaming down.
Qiann Yan wasn’t good at comforting people. She ca in a hurry and didn’t bring any tissues. Looking at the muddy clothes she was wearing, there was mud on one side and mud on the other, so it was impossible to wipe it on soone’s eyes.
"Ma’am, do you need tissues?" The driver saw Qiann Yan looking for sothing and casually tossed a bunch of tissues to the back, "How can there still be such families these days? Giving birth without going to the hospital; nowadays, you should have regular check-ups starting from pregnancy. Childbirth is dangerous. Ma’am, not to be unpleasant, but your daughter’s in-laws don’t seem very good, your daughter must have suffered a lot."
The driver also had a daughter, so he felt strongly about this. The thought of his daughter going through such things in the future made his blood pressure rise. If his daughter faced such issues, he feared he wouldn’t be able to resist grabbing a knife.
It was the first ti Qiann Yan was called ma’am, and her face twisted for a mont. Finally, rembering the original owner’s appearance, she regained her calm.
She pulled out a tissue to wipe Jiang Jinghan’s tears, but unexpectedly, Jiang Jinghan’s tears only increased, until she was crying aloud.
The driver, watching this, also had red eyes and helped to console them.
Qiann Yan felt that if Jiang Jinghan continued like this, she would be exhausted, so she subtly pressed on her sleeping acupoint.
"Ma’am, don’t bla for speaking out of turn. Your daughter’s in-laws won’t give her a good life. They don’t even care about sothing as significant as childbirth, and there’s a long life ahead. Your daughter is only in her twenties, right? This is the pri of her life, and it shouldn’t be ruined like this."
Qiann Yan didn’t mind the driver’s words being too much, and instead agreed: "You’re right."
"When finding a man, you need soone with his own mind. A man who listens to his parents for everything is unreliable and indecisive, and will cause his wife to suffer."
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