Chapter 80： Is this Jiaojiao? (3)

Chapter 80 Is this Jiaojiao? (3)

It doesn't matter what Bai Lie thinks, but what he shows on his face must be that his heart is open to his family, and he can't speak openly.

In this era, the weight of family is particularly important.

No matter how hard you work at home, you must stick together when you are outside. Only by sticking together can you stand firm and not be bullied.

If your brother is bullied and you don’t help him, others will not say that your brother is nothing. They will only say that you are inhumane and that you are a loser.

Bai Lie knew in his heart that he was an adopted son, but precisely because he was an adopted son, he had to be more cautious in this matter.

I don’t know whether Yao Guofu received what Bai Lie wanted to express, but the topic had already been changed.

"Which hospital are you planning to go to? The medical conditions at JUN District Hospital are the best in our province..."

I'm afraid I have some doubts in my heart, maybe I want to ask my daughter what her illness is.

 Judging from the meaning of his previous words, Bai Xiaowan told him that his daughter was still seriously ill. She should have said that she would not take Lin Jiaojiao with her when she got married, but would put Lin Jiaojiao in her name.

Even, Bai Xiaowan could cry again, saying that she was reluctant to let go, but she couldn't bear the fact that she was about to lose her daughter, so she had to adopt Lin Jiaojiao.

Bai Lie didn't know that his guess was almost correct, so he didn't mean to hide it.

“There’s nothing serious. I had a fever a few days ago and I haven’t recovered from it. Yesterday I fell and hit the back of my head. If the back of my head is really injured, something serious will happen.

The child had a headache, and the doctor was uneasy and suggested that he take the child to a large hospital and get a specialized instrument to check it out. "

“Children really can’t be careless.”

Yao Guofu nodded repeatedly and asked: "Second brother, what are you talking about about me and Xiaowan..."

This seemed to be asking for advice, but if he was really annoyed, a man would not say that. Bai Lie just laughed and just pretended that none of the previous things had happened.

"There is an old saying that when you first marry, you should follow your relatives, and if you marry again, you should follow your own family. The family will support her remarriage. When you come to the door, I guarantee that the old man and the old lady will not kick you out with a stick." He only said this, and the rest was Not a word of comment.

Shuyue yawned and lay in Bai Lie's arms, her head moving slowly, but she felt in her heart what her father said...

If people don’t understand this matter, how can they get married if they understand it?

This is deception, and a living person like Lin Jiaojiao is involved in it!

Anyway, if I was deceived like this, I would definitely fall out in a minute.

Never thought...

“Then let me borrow my second brother’s good advice.” He laughed, and didn’t say if he was going or when.

It didn’t seem to mean Bai Xiaowan was annoyed.

Shu Yue, who didn't like Bai Xiaowan and disliked Lin Jiaojiao, was originally indifferent to this person, but now she found him less pleasing to the eye.

Shuyue fell into a daze, and when she opened her eyes again, it was already noon.

Aware of the heavy body pressed underneath him, he turned his head and was shocked to find that he was lying on top of the child.

Shu Yue: “…”

It is true that the one who was turned down was even able to overwhelm others.

She quickly moved her hands and feet away, feeling a little embarrassed and touching her hair, "I'm sorry, I pressed you!"

She opened her mouth to apologize, never thinking of lowering her head to meet the little boy's peaceful black eyes. Shuyue was stunned for a moment, and saw that the person had already gotten up again, and then—

Looking over at yourself with a straight face.

Shuyue felt guilty and subconsciously sat down obediently, keeping her body upright.

(End of this chapter)