Mu Huan reached out and took out the thing.
After Mu Dongsheng saw what she was holding, he said in a somewhat sour tone, "I never care about my son, but I'd rather treat you as my granddaughter!"
He is too cruel to show preference across generations.
Mu Dongsheng's father, Meng Wei, came into Mu's family after he was depressed and had a drunken relationship with his mother. Because he had given up on life, after marriage, apart from going to work, he indulged himself in opera and didn't care about anything else. When he was a child, Mu Dongsheng, who was very strictly controlled by his mother, wanted to get some help from his father, but his father never looked at him twice.
His father didn't even know how old he was.
Meng Wei didn't care about his son, so he certainly wouldn't care about his granddaughter Mu Huan.
He would notice Mu Huan. One day, when he came back from the hospital, he saw Mu Huan's grandfather holding Mu Huan and teaching her soup recipes. She was still very young at the time and had already memorized the convoluted soup prescriptions. Very slippery.
In addition, Mu Huan was very cute when she was a child, and people couldn't help but like her when they saw her.
Only then did Meng Wei begin to care and care about his granddaughter.
Later, this granddaughter became the only one he cared about.
The thing that Mu Huan took was Meng Wei's favorite thing during his lifetime. In the past, Mu Dongsheng refused to let him see it if he wanted to, but now he left it to Mu Huan.
This made him sore.
Mu Huan heard the sourness in his tone and turned to look at him.
Speaking of which, her father is also a pitiful man. He has never loved her mother since she was a child.
Thinking of this, Mu Huan felt that it was understandable that he would become like this. Although, this also had his own reasons, but...
As a daughter, she should tolerate him more and treat him better.
"Why are you looking at me like this?" Mu Dongsheng felt a little uncomfortable as he felt her mood change.
"It's okay." Mu Huan looked away and looked at the thing in her hand.
It was a carved model of a ship. It was her grandfather's favorite ornament during his lifetime. She noticed it immediately because her grandfather told her before he died that the prime minister could hold a boat in his belly. That boat had a special tone. Heavy.
She instinctively felt that he had ulterior motives when he said this, but because her grandmother was there, he could not say it clearly. After her grandfather passed away, she thought that his words might be referring to his favorite ornamental boat, so She went looking for it, but could not find this ornamental ship, because she always felt that her grandfather's last words seemed to say that this ship was very important, so she had not forgotten it even after so many years.
So when she saw it among the things her grandfather had left her, she instinctively felt that it was the most important thing he wanted to give her.
This carved boat should be more than just a decorative boat, there was something else that her grandfather wanted to tell her.
The prime minister's stomach can punt a boat. Does this mean that there is something in the belly of the boat
Mu Huan knocked on the hull, which was equivalent to the belly of the ship, but didn't feel anything. He took it and looked around carefully, but couldn't see anything, so he put the ornamental ship in his schoolbag and waited until he got back. Research.
Mu Dongsheng reached out and rummaged through the things in the box, and said bitterly again, "The old man thinks of you all the time, and keeps these precious things for you. Unfortunately, now that medical technology is becoming more and more advanced, these things have long been useless. !”
Meng Wei left his granddaughter special medical records that were very precious in his life, his academic notes, scalpel techniques, solutions to difficult and complicated diseases, and other very professional things.
(End of chapter)