After listening to what Captain Jiang said, Jiang Li looked at Luo Yanqing involuntarily and saw the man pursed his lips with an unclear expression. She thought about it and was about to say something. Unexpectedly, Luo Yanqing said: "Dad, I When I leave with Li Bao, I will take this child with me."
"Yan Qing, I don't agree with you doing this! You know that Li Bao is not in good health, even though she was treated with decoctions by the doctor you introduced, but you want her to..."
Cai Xiufen had a cold face. At this moment, she strongly disagreed with what Luo Yanqing said. However, Luo Yanqing knew that she had been misunderstood and hurriedly explained: "Mom, you misunderstood. I didn't want to raise that child, just like As you said, Xiaoli's health is not very good, and it is already difficult for her to take care of three children. I can't possibly add another burden to her."
"Then what do you mean?"
Everyone, including Jiang Li, looked at Luo Yanqing.
"I want to send him to Langcheng Orphanage. I have lived in Langcheng Orphanage since I was eight years old. Director Nie of the orphanage is very nice, and the staff there are also very caring and patient. Wherever the child is, at least he can live a stable life."
When Luo Yanqing said this, he turned his attention to Captain Jiang: "Dad, please give those two old people a message. If they want to recognize this child, they can go to Langcheng Welfare Institute to find it. Xiaoli and I will Before taking the child away, dad asked the old man if he wanted to give the child a name."
Captain Jiang: "...Are you sure you want to do this?"
Before Luo Yanqing responded to Captain Jiang, he asked Jiang Li: "Xiao Li, if you don't agree, I won't get involved in this matter." Jiang Li shook his head: "Just do as you say."
She knew that this man was probably thinking of his own life experience.
"I have no opinion."
His father died in the war, his mother remarried, his grandparents died of illness one after another, and he was thrown into an orphanage by his uncle and aunt... Although the little guy they picked up had a slightly different life experience, he was still a poor child.
He sympathized with the little guy, so he thought about sending the little guy to the orphanage where he once lived, so that he could survive.
Jiang Guosheng expressed his support: "I support my brother-in-law. In any case, this child is a descendant of martyrs, so it's fine that we haven't met him. Since he can appear in front of our family, then we have to let him live!"
Later, Sister-in-law Jiang, Second Sister-in-law Jiang, and Third Sister-in-law Jiang also expressed their opinions, saying that they had no objection and supported Luo Yanqing's approach.
Brother Jiang shook his head and said, "I don't have any objection either."
Brother Jiang shook his head.
Captain Jiang dug her eyes out angrily, Cai Xiufen curled her lips: "I said that before because I was worried that Yan Qing would make impulsive decisions and ignore our Li Bao's physical condition."
The biological mother died in childbirth, the father is unknown, the biological grandfather died in the war, and the biological grandmother remarried... For some unknown reason, the great-grandfather and great-grandmother were unwilling to raise her, so they simply abandoned her on the mountain and left her to fend for herself.
Jiang Li can be sure that Professor Luo, her family, must have four big words in mind: things harm their own kind!
"Damn old man, what do you think? I'm not ignorant. You guys don't have any objections. Of course I don't have any objections either. Just follow what Yan Qing says."
Luo Yanqing: "Mom, don't worry, Xiaoli's body is more important to me than anything else!"
"Mother knows that you are a good person and that you care about Li Bao. There was something wrong with mother just now. She didn't listen to what you said, so she had a bad attitude toward you. Don't argue with me."
It was her fault, she admitted. Cai Xiufen would not lose face just because she was in front of her son-in-law.
Then catch the bugs. . . .
(End of chapter)
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