After her luck was taken away, she fell in love with the woman who traveled through time.

Luo Qingshan, who was standing by, saw them crying non-stop. He walked up and tugged at their sleeves. Luo Qingshan smiled at Liang Tan again. He pointed at the old man who was still standing at the door and said, "Niece, stop crying to your grandmother. You haven't met your grandfather yet."

Liang Tan looked at Luo Qingshan's smile. She patted her grandmother on the back, then walked to her grandfather, tears in her eyes, and called her grandfather in a wronged voice.

Old Master Luo is calm and reserved, unlike her grandmother who cried and hugged Liang Tan, nor like Luo Qingshan who is middle-aged but still has a broad mind.

He looked at Liang Tan with his cloudy eyes. In the end, his face showed no expression. He just trembled a little at the corner of his mouth and said calmly, "I'm glad you're back."

Liang Tan looked at Elder Luo who was leaning on crutches, and she couldn't help but ask: "Grandfather, your legs..."

Old Master Luo also looked at his leg and replied to Liang Tan casually, "I fell down in the rain a few days ago and I haven't fully recovered yet."

Liang Tan's originally cold heart began to crack. She took a step forward and held her grandfather's arm: "Then I... will support you."

"Okay." Old Master Luo patted Liang Tan's hand, and Liang Tan helped him into the mansion.

Luo Qingshan, who was behind him, helped the old lady in.

……

After the family dinner, Mr. Luo sat in the main seat. He asked calmly, "Tan'er, I haven't seen you for so many years. I wonder if you have given up the habit of practicing calligraphy and reading?"

"Dad, your question is unnecessary. Don't you know everything Tan'er did in Jiangnan City? When she was ten years old, she was famous for her pipa. When she was twelve years old, she wrote a poem... You saw all these in the letters."

Old Master Luo glanced at Luo Qingshan, and Luo Qingshan shut up in disappointment.

Liang Tan responded to her grandfather honestly: "Thanks to my grandfather's teachings, I have never given up studying."

"Oh, all right."

When Lord Luo heard Liang Tan's answer, he responded in a low voice and didn't say anything else.

Perhaps it was because Lord Luo had a profound influence on Liang Tan since childhood, and Liang Tan had inherited 70% of Lord Luo's temperament.

The same silence, the same restraint.

Even their movements, expressions and ways of speaking are exactly the same.

This is no wonder. Even if Xu Shengsheng hadn't appeared out of nowhere, her stepfather wouldn't like her very much and would even be a little afraid of her.

After Lord Luo finished speaking, Liang Tan also fell silent.

The main room suddenly fell silent.

Luo Qingshan eased the atmosphere at the right time and said, "Tan'er, won't you tell us about your life in Jiangnan City?"

Liang Tan glanced at Luo Qingshan, she smiled calmly and asked: "Uncle, isn't it all written in the letter?"

Luo Qingshan uttered a "tsk". He stood up, looked at Liang Tan, then looked at Old Master Luo who was sitting in the upper seat, smiled and shook his head, saying self-deprecatingly: "I shouldn't have said too much."

Luo Qingshan walked to the door. He turned around and looked at the three people in the hall, and finally looked at Liang Tan: "I'm going to pick up your aunt and three brothers and sisters. When your brothers and sisters come back, you'll have a headache."

Liang Tan was puzzled: "What do you mean by this, uncle?"

Luo Qingshan moved his lips, said nothing, then turned and left.

Liang Tan withdrew his gaze.

She looked at her grandfather sitting there. Before she asked, Old Man Luo answered Liang Tan's question first: "Of your uncle's three children, two like literature and one likes martial arts."

The words stopped there, but Liang Tan understood.

The air fell silent again.

On the other hand, the grandmother, who was still immersed in Liang Tan's return home, raised her sleeve to wipe away her tears and secretly glanced at Elder Luo's face. She tentatively asked Liang Tan: "Tan'er, is your mother... okay?"

When Liang Tan heard her grandmother mention her mother, she answered her grandmother seriously: "My mother and my younger sister are doing well in the temple on the mountain. Before coming here, my mother wrote a letter and asked me to pass it to the two elders."

Dengzhi, who was standing by, took out a letter from his arms and placed it on the table next to his grandfather with both hands.

Grandma wanted to see what was in the letter, but grandpa grabbed the letter from the table and threw it to the ground.

Seeing the letter thrown on the ground, my grandmother bent down to pick it up.

The grandfather at the side was obviously still angry: "After taking Tan'er to Jiangnan, she only wrote to her family in the first few years of the past ten years. After taking the three girls to the Taoist temple, she even stopped writing letters."

"What's the point of having a daughter like this?"

But my grandmother didn't listen to what he said. She unfolded the letter and read its contents word by word. By the end, she was already in tears.

"Why are you crying?"

"Master... our Yuan'er has had a very hard time these years..."

Grandfather didn't know what she was talking about, so he said, "Even if she has a hard life, it's her own fault."

Back then, he strongly opposed her being with a fishmonger's son. It was not because he despised the poor and loved the rich, but because he could see that Liang Su was not a good match at all.

Now you realize that you are not living a good life, but it is too late.

It was all her fault.

Grandfather said this, but his flickering pupils betrayed his words.

The grandmother knew that he was saying one thing and thinking another, and that he actually cared about her daughter. She said, "After Yuan'er brought Tan'er to Jiangnan, she became pregnant with her third daughter within two years. She was looking forward to the birth of the third daughter with great joy, but she unexpectedly heard that Liang Su had a mistress outside, and that the mistress's daughter was only a few months younger than Tan'er."

"Yuan'er was in great pain and went to confront Liang Su, but she unexpectedly saw Liang Su and the concubine's daughter kissing each other. Yuan'er was so excited that she gave birth to three daughters prematurely..."

"The three girls were born prematurely, so they are naturally much weaker than ordinary children. In the first half month after they were born, their lives were on the line many times."

"Later, a Taoist priest suddenly came to the mansion and said that the birth of the three daughters would cause unusual changes in the sky. If we want the three daughters to be healthy, Yuan'er must take them to the Taoist temple for recuperation."

"Yuan'er didn't believe it at first, but seeing that the three newborn girls were getting sicker and sicker, she had no choice but to try her best..."

"After going to the Taoist temple, Yuan'er thought about going down the mountain to go home. But the Taoist priest said that before the three girls reached the age of marriage, neither mother nor daughter could go down the mountain, otherwise the three girls would die... For the three girls, Yuan'er had to give up the idea of ​​going down the mountain."

"For so many years, she has written countless letters to the Liang Mansion and her family, but has never received a reply. Yuan'er thought we still hated her..."

"She didn't know that all the letters she wrote were intercepted."

“And Tan’er and the letters we wrote to her were also intercepted.”

“That’s what caused the misunderstanding…”

"If it wasn't for Tan'er discovering something years ago and having someone sneak into the mountain, this misunderstanding would still be unresolved."

Grandmother finished her last sentence with tears in her voice: "My daughter, my Yuan'er, you have suffered so much over the years."