Xu Yisen and Munni walked to the bedside. Grandma’s hand was hooked up to an IV, and she lay there pale.
"Grandma, how are you doing?"
Lying in the hospital bed, Grandma Xu tried hard to muster a smile for the two, but lacking the strength, even a simple smile was extrely difficult for her.
She parted her lips, her voice sowhat weak, saying, "Much better. How did you get back so soon?"
"We heard you fainted, so we rushed back imdiately. Have you been feeling unwell these days? Why didn’t you tell us?"
Low blood sugar-induced fainting generally has warning signs. It seems Grandma Xu felt sothing was off before she got sick but hadn’t dared to ntion it.
"It’s not a big deal, right?"
"You can’t do this next ti, you scared us."
"I know. I still need to be around to see your children born, right? Don’t worry, next ti when I’m feeling unwell, you’ll definitely know."
Because she’d spoken so much at once, Grandma’s breathing beca slightly rapid.
"Alright, have a good rest. If you need anything, rember to tell us."
"Okay."
Grandma Xu smiled lovingly. She wanted to say more but, too exhausted, she couldn’t muster the strength to say anything else. So she gave up and tiredly closed her eyes to rest.
Since Munni and Xu Yisen had just rushed back from F City, Bai Wan Yun and Xu Haotian told them to go ho first, shower, and eat sothing. They would stay here to keep watch.
Xu Yisen had just grabbed a quick nap on the plane, so he didn’t feel sleepy. Therefore, he only asked Secretary Tang to send Munni ho while he stayed in the ward to watch over Grandma.
Returning to the neighborhood, Munni prepared to take the elevator upstairs. She suddenly rembered she hadn’t checked the mailbox in so ti, so before taking the elevator, she turned toward the mailbox, took out her keys, opened its small door, and retrieved a bundle of letters from inside.
After putting all the letters in her bag, she finally took the elevator to the fifteenth floor to go ho.
Back ho, Munni sat down on the sofa, exhausted, then took out all the letters she had retrieved from the mailbox earlier, placing them on the coffee table.
A bulk of the letters were useless advertisents from various companies, which she promptly tossed in the trash can.
Among the ads, a white letter was tucked in. Munni raised an eyebrow slightly, took out that letter, and upon seeing the sender’s na, a trace of surprise flashed across her face.
The sender of this letter was... Xia Weifu, who was currently in prison.
Xia Weifu was arrested for helping a gang hack into the governnt and other big companies’ systems recently. Fortunately, he was clever enough to always erase any trace of his intrusion.
Therefore, although the police were sure he was doing work for the gang, they couldn’t charge him due to insufficient evidence.
Thus, the police had to dig up so shady behavior of his to lock him up, but they could only hold him for at most two months, and he had been imprisoned for over a month now. He would be out in less than two weeks.
Munni slowly opened the letter Xia Weifu had sent her, and its content was... A tie at 1:1, hope you’re ready to respond.
The handwriting on the letter was very ssy, like flying dragons and dancing phoenixes. After reading, Munni folded the letter and placed it back in the envelope.
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