The president has nothing left for me

Chapter 264

Jiang Xin was talking about the past while walking, her thoughts drifted away with the memories, but she didn't feel tired.

When Jiang Yi was a child, he was soft and cute, clingy, and cute. The whole family doted on him.

When I was in the fifth grade of primary school, the teacher asked the students to write essays, and the topic was my family. 90.00% of the essays written by Jiang Yi were about my sister.

Because Jiang Xin was going to go to university, he was reluctant to part with his sister, and often secretly hid in bed and cried. After Jiang Xin found out, she changed her choice and changed all the universities from other places to local universities.

Just to come back to see my brother on the weekend.

She lived up to the expectations of her younger brother and family, and was admitted to a local university. At that time, Jiang Xin was full of hope and longing for the future.

She thought that she would be so happy forever.

She thought that she would go far, far with her family, she thought that she would find a partner like her father, and live her life lovingly and plainly like her parents.

But the reality is often too cruel. God was jealous of her happiness in those ten years, so a disaster happened and ruined everything about her.

At that time, she was just in her first year of freshman year, and how could such a young girl withstand such a devastating blow.

But facing her 12-year-old brother, she had to force herself to be strong and take on the responsibility of raising him.

During that time, Jiang Xin hardly dared to think about it, every time she thought about it, it was like a thousand arrows piercing her heart.

Jiang Yi lay on her back, hearing her talk about the past, his expression also became complicated.

He also stopped paying attention to the eyes of passers-by, put his arms around her neck, and buried his head in her shoulders like he did when he was a child.

In Jiang Yi's childhood memories, Jiang Xin's smiling face is always there. Her smile is so beautiful, pure and flawless like a magnolia flower.

He hadn't seen a smile like that in a long, long time.

When Jiang Xin walked out of the hospital, a Maybach passed her by.

Cheng Yi accidentally looked at her twice, so that the car bumped a bit, and Huo Yuan in the back seat opened his eyes. Although he didn't speak, Cheng Yi felt a chill down his spine.

He explained: "Mr. Huo, I saw Miss Jiang."

Huo Yuan's gaze moved down and landed on the rearview mirror, Jiang Xin's frail figure was reflected in the mirror, his brows furrowed indistinctly.

Cheng Yi said, "Do you need me to check?"

Jiang Yi's injuries are obviously not fully recovered, so why was he discharged from the hospital like this?

Huo Yuan withdrew his gaze, "Yes."

Jiang Xin took a taxi by the side of the road and took Jiang Yi home. It was easy to get out of the hospital, but it was quite a challenge for her to climb up to the fourth floor with Jiang Yi on her back.

In the end, the kind uncle downstairs helped her carry Jiang Yi up.

When passing by the door of Grandma Chen's room, Jiang Xin paused, the feeling of suffocation struck again, her heart was so heavy that she dared not look at the door.

After returning home, Jiang Yi asked her, "Why is the door of Grandma Chen's house open?"

Jiang Xin paused slightly, and the hot water in the water dispenser hurt her, and she gasped in pain.

She quickly turned off the hot water, poured cold water into the cup, and brought it to Jiang Yi, "Xiaoyi, I have something to tell you."

"what's up?"

"Grandma Chen had a heart attack and has passed away." Jiang Xin lowered her eyes to hide the guilt and panic in her eyes, her heart felt like a knife.

"How could it be?" Jiang Yi was stunned, "She has always been in good health."

"I don't know." Jiang Xin didn't dare to continue, "Take a break first, I'll cook."

Jiang Yi was holding the water glass, his fingers turned slightly white.

After the accident happened six years ago, Grandma Chen has been helping the siblings, how many times they fell asleep crying in her arms.