I started a senior citizen university after being unemployed, and I became the favorite of my uncles

Uncle Liao’s injury was an accident.

A few days ago, Math teacher Su Hao was worried as he saw his belly which had not gotten any smaller.

I am obviously less than 30 years old, but I am bald and fat. I will never find a partner if I continue in this direction.

Fortunately, the hair transplantation effect was good, so he wanted to lose some weight.

I bought some equipment and it's gathering dust at home.

He suddenly had the idea of finding someone to guide him, and he first looked for Kong Wuming.

Kong Wuming enthusiastically invited Su Hao to his gym, but Su Hao only persisted for three days and then stopped going. He would take a detour when he saw Kong Wuming at school.

Su Hao felt that sweating in the gym was not suitable for him.

He also set his sights on Uncle Liao, a man who was famous throughout the school for being a self-disciplined person and lived next door to his dormitory.

Uncle Liao practices Tai Chi and military boxing every morning without fail.

In addition, he is relatively thin and wears a loose white Tai Chi suit, which gives him a kind of immortal feeling and looks like a hidden master.

Su Hao rushed forward and became his disciple.

He wanted to learn Tai Chi or military boxing, which would allow him to exercise, lose weight and learn new skills.

Uncle Liao saw his problem right away and pointed it out without hesitation, "You are just bloated and lack exercise."

Every morning, Uncle Liao would drag Su Hao to run five laps around the school, and then he would practice boxing, Tai Chi, and Five Animal Exercises.

Exhausted and tired, I went back to class and endured the mental torture of Uncle Fan's math problems.

Su Hao found that the exercise was beginning to show results. He was so tired these past few days that he couldn't eat, and he had indeed lost weight.

After running as usual in the morning, I learned boxing from Uncle Liao.

Because he always did the moves wrong, Uncle Liao got anxious and started to give him instructions.

While doing the kicking action, Uncle Liao tripped over a stone on the side of the road and sprained his foot.

The two rushed to the hospital again, and the diagnosis was that they needed rest.

Su Hao came back pushing Uncle Liao in a wheelchair.

When Lin Qinglan went to visit him, Uncle Liao was studying his electric wheelchair.

"Principal Lin, this wheelchair is very interesting. It can also accelerate." Uncle Liao said as he pressed the speed adjustment button and ran past her.

He turned around smoothly and ran back honking the horn.

"Principal, I can also spin in circles. Let me show you." Uncle Liao pushed the joystick and spun in circles, faster and faster.

Su Hao, who was watching on the side, was terrified.

Uncle Liao's injury was partly due to him, so Su Hao took the initiative to take care of Uncle Liao.

Every time he saw Uncle Liao operating a wheelchair, he would hold his breath and be ready to lend a hand at any time.

Fortunately, the scene he imagined did not happen.

Uncle Liao pushed the wheelchair away, and Su Hao trotted after him.

……

After confirming that nothing serious had happened, Lin Qinglan was about to go back when she saw the administrative teacher Meng Wenwen looking for her in a panic.

After the last incident of four old men skipping classes, Meng Wenwen has seen a lot of big scenes, and there are not many things that can make her so panicked.

"Principal Lin, I counted the attendance today and found that Aunt Lu only came to class once this month."

"Every time she asked for leave, I called her home and her family either said she was sick or she was out."

Meng Wenwen looked around and lowered her voice: "I find it very strange. Her family seems to be very reluctant to mention Aunt Lu. Every time they just say a few perfunctory words and hang up the phone impatiently."

"Maybe her family is busy with work, or she has some unspeakable secrets."

Lin Qinglan didn't want to speculate on other people's family affairs.

She knew about Aunt Lu's situation because she had taken frequent leave this month and she had contacted Aunt Lu's family. The answer she got was similar to what Meng Wenwen said.

Her family also asked how to arrange a long vacation for Aunt Lu, and Lin Qinglan explained to them whether to reserve the place and how much refund to give.

After the other party asked, there was no further action and he still frequently asked for leave from Aunt Lu.

I remember that the last time Aunt Lu came to school was for a physical examination.

It's really strange to think about it this way.

Out of responsibility for the students, Lin Qinglan decided to visit their home.

She looked up Aunt Lu's file and only got through to one of the three registered phone numbers.

The other party's voice revealed fatigue: "My mother is not feeling well recently, so I won't be attending the class."

"We don't need a refund. We can go again when she's in better condition."

"She really likes going to the senior citizen university, but her current situation is... hard to describe."

Lin Qinglan heard that the other party didn't seem to want to reveal Aunt Lu's specific situation, so she just asked, "Would it be convenient for me to make a home visit?"

"Aunt Lu hasn't come to class for so long, our teacher is also very worried."

"Don't worry, I'll be the only one going on the home visit."

The other party was silent for a long time, as if he was struggling psychologically.

"Are you sure you want to come?"

"If it's convenient at home, I will go." Lin Qinglan replied.

"Principal, I understand that you are concerned about my mother's condition, but she is not awake much now, and I am afraid she will not be able to recognize you."

Aunt Lu's son Xiang Peng told the cruel truth that they had always wanted to hide.

Aunt Lu is sick.

"My mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease half a month ago, also known as senile dementia."

"It's only in the early stages, but she has already developed obvious memory problems. She has trouble recognizing people."

"My emotions are still normal, but I avoid communicating with people."

"To be honest, her current condition is not suitable for going to school." Xiang Peng sighed, feeling very sorry.

"When she was awake, she kept emphasizing that she had to go to school. She said she had only learned one piece of music on her Hulusi and had not attended her Chinese painting class once this month."

"I didn't want to withdraw her from school against her will and keep the fact of her illness a secret from her."

"The doctor said that the condition was discovered early and is not particularly serious. Active treatment can delay the disease. She can go back to school when her condition stabilizes. We will discuss this at that time. She cannot go in the near future."

"Speaking of which, it was your school doctor who first discovered that my mother was in an abnormal condition."

"She said that my mom's behavior seemed a little strange during the school physical examination, so she suggested that we take her to get checked out."

As Xiang Peng spoke on the phone, Lin Qinglan felt a deep sense of powerlessness.

The last thing she wanted was to see her uncle and aunt get sick or hurt.

She recalled that more than a month ago during the Double Ninth Festival, Aunt Lu had performed an opera that amazed the audience and was very popular among the uncles and aunts.

Several times when they met in the corridor, Aunt Lu would greet her warmly.

She felt a little guilty for not noticing Aunt Lu's abnormality in time.

Xiang Peng seemed to know what she was thinking, and said in a heavy voice: "Principal Lin, I asked Doctor Fang to keep it a secret. We should thank the school and Doctor Fang instead."

"We are busy with work. If it weren't for the concern and care of people at the senior university, I'm afraid my condition would be more serious now."

The words of comfort seemed a little pale and powerless.

After a long while, Lin Qinglan just said, "I remember Aunt Lu said in the admission introduction that she liked date cakes and peach cakes. I'll bring some for her when I go."