When Liang Yan woke up, she found herself lying in a hospital room, "What, what’s wrong with ?"
Zhang Yu was standing nearby doing practice problems, and upon hearing Liang Yan’s movents, he pressed the bell to notify the doctor.
"Mom, you fainted. Dad brought you to the hospital, and you’ve been unconscious for two days," Zhang Yu briefly explained the situation.
Have I been unconscious for so long? Liang Yan hadn’t expected it to be like this.
"What about your dad and Xiao Hao?" Liang Yan was more curious about Zhang Dong’s thoughts, knowing how her family had treated her; she predicted he would be secretly laughing.
"Xiao Hao has a gathering today and will co to the hospital later."
"As for Dad, he’s working today and plans to drop off your dical records on the way," Zhang Yu quickly explained the situation.
In no ti, the doctor and nurse ca over and after a brief examination, "The issue isn’t too serious."
"But from now on, you can’t let this happen again, or it will be dangerous," the doctor advised. "Rest for another two or three days, and then you can be discharged."
Zhang Yu nodded repeatedly, "Okay, okay."
Liang Yan felt much better now, "While I was unconscious, did anyone co to see ?"
"Are you asking about the Liang family? No, they didn’t."
"Not only did they not co, but they also didn’t send any ssages." With things like this, if Liang Yan still cared about the Liang family, she would truly be beyond saving.
"I didn’t even have ti to tell you before, after you fainted, while we were busy calling 911 and trying to wake you up, Grandpa and their family just slipped away."
"And later, Zhang Hao said that when they left, they didn’t forget to take two bottles of good wine from the wine cabinet."
Zhang Yu admired them for that; they didn’t want to take responsibility or pay any costs.
Yet, even while running away, they didn’t forget to take things with them. Zhang Yu could only say that it’s really the fine tradition of both families.
Hearing this, Liang Yan wished she hadn’t woken up. Sothing happened to her, and yet her family completely ignored her and left without checking up on her.
To even take things from the house, Liang Yan genuinely didn’t know what to say, "Forget it, forget it, just knowing their nature is enough."
What could be done? She couldn’t start a fuss with them over this.
Zhang Yu made a sound of acknowledgnt, after all, they were her mother’s family, and whether it was good or bad, she had to bear it.
Zhang Yu continued focusing on her practice problems, as Liang Yan watched her doing so, feeling very annoyed, "Do you think I’m really stupid?"
Zhang Yu made a sound of agreent; after all, it was the truth.
Liang Yan hadn’t expected Zhang Yu to be so straightforward, and was montarily stunned, "You are very direct."
"Do you think if I say it doesn’t matter, you’d feel more at peace?"
"I think you should be glad that at least you haven’t foolishly shelled out money to buy a house for your nephew."
"Nor have you spent money to upgrade your sister’s house." In the original’s mory, Liang Yan had given her family quite a bit of support.
"How could I ever?" Liang Yan snorted to show how she could never be that foolish.
Zhang Yu smiled, thinking if soone believes they won’t do sothing, then they likely won’t.
"I’ve been so good to them, how could they treat like this," Liang Yan was very resentful, just thinking about it made her angry.
"Have I not done enough, every ti I go with you to the Liang family, there’s never enough food for , yet there’s always work for ."
"And as a result, my New Year’s money only increased to 100 after middle school, before it was always 50."
Zhang Yu snorted, "You’re just a fool, telling the Liang family you have money, that you’re generous and filial, making them feel they have nothing to worry about."
"How could they not take advantage?"
"Think it through, so parents are destined not to be good parents, so people just happen to be good parents." Zhang Yu said nonchalantly while doing calculations.
Liang Yan didn’t feel comfortable hearing this from Zhang Yu, "Will you be filial to in the future?"
"You’re starting to worry about that now," Zhang Yu noticed a slight tremor in Liang Yan’s voice when she spoke.
"You have a son, you have social security, you have money, you can hire a maid."
"Rest assured, I’ll bear the responsibilities I’m supposed to bear."
"As for taking care of you, don’t expect too much, I’ll take the college entrance exam and won’t return to find a job. Don’t worry; I won’t seize your son’s resources."
"Nor should you worry that I’ll fight over the house," Zhang Yu gave a bitter smile, "whether it’s the new house or the old one."
"Regardless of the house size, there might not even be a room for , or they might all be like the maid’s room in Harbor City."
"I understand your point; after I get into college, if I can avoid coming back, I won’t return."
"Rest assured, and of course, if you’re still not reassured, you can write a will to leave all your assets to Zhang Hao."
Listening to Zhang Yu’s cold words, Liang Yan wanted to say that you can’t possibly not care about a property like this, how would you not care about the network connections her parents held?
But seeing the look in Zhang Yu’s eyes, Liang Yan couldn’t help but feel a chill; those were eyes filled with indifference, lacking any filial affection.
"Do you hate that much?" Liang Yan never imagined that her relationship with Zhang Yu had deteriorated so much.
She knew that Zhang Yu had a promising future, but Zhang Hao’s situation wasn’t great, so she couldn’t rely entirely on her son.
The most important thing was, there are certain things that a daughter could understand better than a son or a daughter-in-law?
"Hate?" Zhang Yu smiled, "I don’t hate you."
Liang Yan didn’t believe it, knowing Zhang Yu would say more.
"The word ’hate’ suggests I still have feelings towards you, but I have no feelings left for you now," Zhang Yu responded decisively.
"Rest assured, I will bear the responsibilities I am supposed to bear, but as for taking care of you, Zhang Hao, who inherits the estate, will be the main supporter."
"If you hope that I can be as good to the family as you were, then sorry." Zhang Yu indicated she truly couldn’t do it.
"You, you, how could I have given birth to such an unfilial daughter," Liang Yan was so angry she could almost curse.
The patients and their families in the sa hospital room were also looking at Zhang Yu with disapproval, believing she was unfilial.
"Mom, a good mother leads to filial children; the mother’s love cos first, filial piety follows."
"I am grateful you brought into this world, and thankful you let study. All the responsibilities I should bear, I will bear."
"If you want to say the daughter also has the responsibility to take care of the son, fine, I also want a share of the property; it can’t all go to the son if I’d bear the responsibility of looking after you."
"If you insist on living with , I can offer you a living environnt like the one I have now."
"However, my current living conditions are not great, but by that ti, they should be sowhat better."
"You..." Liang Yan knew Zhang Yu was not just making baseless claims; these were her true thoughts, "You..."
"I don’t believe you’d treat your father the sa way," Liang Yan thought of Zhang Dong and felt more confident.
"Of course I wouldn’t ignore my dad; he’s been good to . He’s covered all my expenses growing up."
"I won’t ignore him."
"As for you, before accusing soone of being unfilial, think about how you’ve acted."
"In your eyes, my status isn’t even as good as your nephew and niece’s, right?"
Zhang Yu continued reading, "My relationship with you is already like this, be nicer to Zhang Hao."
For soone like Liang Yan, no room should be left for hope.
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