Chapter 485 Jiang An notices the problem

Chapter 485 Jiang An notices the problem

“You know your mother’s personality.” Li Zhishen sighed, knowing that An’an was more stubborn than anyone else. “If you ask her, she will definitely say she won’t forgive me.”

Jiang Ruan didn't speak.

That's definitely my mother's personality.

"I won't hide it from you." Li Zhishen thought about Qin's grandfather's condition and, after much consideration, told her, "I'm asking these questions mainly because your grandfather's health is not good. He almost fainted when we were taking a walk together yesterday."

Jiang Ruanxin's heart tightened suddenly, and a hint of worry appeared in her eyes: "Have you seen a doctor?"

“His family doctor saw him and said it was a chronic illness,” Li Zhishen said without hiding anything. “His mood is very important for his condition to improve, but he feels guilty…”

Li Zhishen didn't finish speaking, but Jiang Ruan understood.

A mental illness requires a mental cure.

Grandpa always received Mom's forgiveness...

"Did you tell your mother?" Jiang Ruan asked.

Li Zhishen: "No."

The ginger-flavored noodles were perplexing.

“Telling her would put her in a difficult position.” Li Zhishen explained the reason: “If we forgive the old man, we will be letting him down. If we don’t forgive him, and he gets depressed and something happens to him, she will probably feel guilty for the rest of her life.”

Upon hearing this...

Jiang Ruan stared at him for a while.

Li Zhishen noticed her gaze and asked, "What's wrong?"

"Do you really love Mom?" This was the umpteenth time Jiang Ruandi had doubted Li Zhishen's feelings.

"Of course." Li Zhishen answered without the slightest hesitation, his answer natural and certain. "Why do you ask that?"

“Grandpa is Mom’s father. The fact that she chose to let him move in means she still cares about him a little.” Jiang Ruan saw things more clearly than Li Zhi. “It’s just that because of everything that happened in the past, she can’t forgive him.”

Li Zhishen did not speak.

Of course he knew all that.

“Now that Grandpa has health problems, you should let her know immediately,” Jiang Ruan said, “instead of hiding it from her.”

“But…” Li Zhishen had his own considerations.

"She's more open-minded and reasonable than you think." Jiang Ruan was a little disappointed in this father.

During this time, she saw his concern and care for his mother, and he made various efforts to gain her forgiveness. But at this moment, she realized that in his heart, his mother was an emotional person.

Li Zhishen paused for a moment.

Jiang Ruan stood up from her chair: "I'll go talk to her."

Li Zhishen tried to stop her, but his mind was preoccupied with what Jiang Ruan had just said.

Was his concern wrong?

Jiang Ruan went to Jiang An's room. When she arrived, Jiang An had just dried her hair.

Seeing the slightly resentful expression on her face, Jiang An put down the hairdryer and asked gently, "Who made you angry?"

"Nobody." Jiang Ruan realized that her expression had betrayed her.

Jiang An thought for a moment: "Li Zhishen?"

Jiang Ruan: "..."

Jiang Ruan: "Do you have to be so clever?"

“Sui Sui and your grandfather won’t make you angry. If Mo Mo and Tang Bai made you angry, you wouldn’t come here. Not to mention the others.” Jiang An analyzed for a moment, “Excluding everything else, only Li Zhishen is left. If I’m not mistaken, my presence is also a factor in your anger.”

What is your daughter's personality like?

Jiang An understood perfectly.

Jiang Ruan gave her a thumbs up.

No wonder she's her mother!

"What did he do to upset you?" Jiang An asked.

“He’s hiding something from you, and he thinks he’s doing it for your own good.” Jiang Ruan always speaks her mind.

“It’s not the first time.” Jiang An said unsurprised. “If he hadn’t made decisions on his own before, we wouldn’t be where we are now.”

Li Zhishen's eyes darkened as he stood at the door.

Jiang An, unaware of his presence, continued chatting with Jiang Ruan: "What is he hiding from me?"

“Grandpa isn’t feeling well; he almost fainted yesterday,” Jiang Ruan said. “The family doctor said it’s a chronic illness, and he needs to keep a good mood to get better.”

"Is he asleep?" Jiang An asked.

Jiang Ruan: "Not yet."

Jiang An grabbed a coat and put it on: "I'll go take a look."

Jiang Ruan went out with her, and as soon as they stepped out, they saw Li Zhishen with a complicated expression. Their eyes met, and he opened his mouth as if to explain something, but Jiang An and Jiang Ruan had already walked past him and headed towards Old Master Qin's room.

Inside the room, Grandpa Qin was sitting by the window making a phone call: "When are you coming back?"

Old Master Qin: "How long is 'soon'?"

Grandpa Qin: "Is Lin Tan with you?"

Hearing this, Jiang An knew he was on the phone with Qin Mo, and knocked on the door while he was talking: "Knock knock."

Old Master Qin looked in the direction of the sound.

After seeing that all three of them were there, he said to Qin Mo on the phone, "I'll talk to you later. Come back early when you're done. I have something to do here."

The call ended.

He looked at Jiang An with a smile: "An'an, is there something you need?"

“Li Zhishen said you almost fainted yesterday.” Jiang An didn’t mince words about these things. “How are you feeling now? Is there anything else that’s bothering you?”

Old Master Qin: "!!!"

Old Master Qin immediately turned his gaze to Li Zhishen.

That kid.

They just sold him off like that!

Li Zhishen calmly met his gaze: "An'an is asking you."

"I'm fine." Old Master Qin glared at him before saying to Jiang An, "Don't listen to his nonsense."

"You know perfectly well whether I'm lying or not." Seeing Jiang An's reaction, Li Zhishen no longer held back. "Aside from almost fainting yesterday, I was also having some shortness of breath a few days ago."

Old Master Qin: "..."

If looks could hurt, Li Zhishen would be riddled with wounds by now.

"I was just a little anxious and couldn't catch my breath," Grandpa Qin said quickly, not wanting his daughter to worry. "It's not as serious as he's making it out to be."

Jiang An: "I'm going to the hospital for a checkup tomorrow."

Old Master Qin hesitated, then said, "Could we not go...?"

If he goes, An'an will definitely discover that he has a health problem, and might even make him hospitalized.

Jiang An: "Okay."

Old Master Qin's eyes lit up: "Really?"

Jiang An: "Really."

Old Master Qin breathed a sigh of relief and was about to say something when Jiang An said another thing: "Starting tomorrow, you can go back to live at the Qin family home."

"An'an." Old Master Qin's smile vanished instantly.

"Choose one of the two, it's up to you." Jiang An has always been a man of action.

"I'll go." Old Master Qin compromised. He preferred to stay by his daughter's side rather than go back to the Qin family's old house. "But it's agreed that she won't be hospitalized unless the situation is serious."

Jiang An simply said three words: "We'll see."

Old Master Qin's face immediately turned aggrieved.

Jiang An didn't eat it at all.

After explaining some precautions, Jiang An went outside to call Qin Mo and asked him to arrange the examination and doctor.

Like the Huo Group, the Qin Group also owns private hospitals that serve the family, covering everything from basic checkups to hospitalization.

She is not a member of the Qin family, nor does she manage the Qin family. It would be better to leave this matter to Qin Mo.

"Is Grandpa sick?" Qin Mo's slightly worried voice came through the phone.

"He has some symptoms, so just in case, we'll take him for a full checkup." Jiang An didn't hide anything; they were all adults, and there was nothing they couldn't say.

Qin Mo replied promptly, "I will arrange it."

Jiang An hummed in agreement.

Just as she was about to hang up, Qin Mo's voice came again, calling out to her, "Auntie."

"Hmm," Jiang An replied calmly.

"If Grandpa's condition gets so serious that he needs to be hospitalized, I'd appreciate it if you could stay with him in person." Qin Mo thought about what had happened before and gave him a few more instructions. "I'll contact Qin Jiangye to come and take his place."

Jiang An paused.

I quickly went over the sentence again and a guess formed in my mind: "Can't you trust the people at the hospital?"

"It can't be explained in just a few words." Qin Mo considered the complexities of the matter and didn't elaborate over the phone. "I'll discuss it with you in detail when I'm done with my work."

Jiang An didn't ask any further questions: "Okay."

The call was disconnected.

Jiang An stood in the corridor, lost in thought.

She glanced towards Old Master Qin's room, his words from earlier echoing in her mind:

—Okay, but we agreed that I wouldn't be hospitalized unless the situation was serious.