Humiliated by my mother-in-law, I married into a wealthy family with my son four years later

Seeing that Xuanxuan was in a low mood, he thought for a moment and said, "Do you still want to come to my house to play?"

Xuanxuan originally wanted to refuse to express his dissatisfaction, but when he thought of his elder brother's beautiful house that was like a palace and so many tempting delicacies, he couldn't help but nodded.

"Wait for me here." Su Heng walked into the classroom and easily obtained the teacher's consent with his mature and charming face.

This was a privilege enjoyed only by parents, but Su Heng easily passed it with his charm!

Sitting in his spacious and luxurious car, Xuanxuan excitedly touched and looked around, "Big brother, your car is even better than Xiaoyong's father's!"

Su Heng didn't say anything, but the corners of his mouth curved upwards a little more.

Su Heng didn't understand why he felt so proud of this child's exaggerated praise, even though he hadn't experienced any emotional fluctuations after making nearly ten million yuan in profit in one go. However, he didn't bother to delve into it. The joy in the moment was what mattered most.

When he arrived at the Su residence, only the housekeeper received Xuanxuan, and brought countless delicious foods and sent them to Old Madam Su's room.

Old Madam Su has fallen into a state of continuous coma. If she had not instructed that no matter what her condition was, she should not be sent to the hospital, the Su family would have arranged for her to be hospitalized long ago. As long as it could prolong her life, they would do so at all costs.

But Mrs. Su had long since become indifferent to life and death. Instead of struggling painfully on the hospital bed, she would rather let nature take its course and enjoy the last moments with her family.

Su Heng stood by the bed, looking at his grandmother, the emotion in his eyes was moving.

Seeing the old lady lying on the bed so haggard, Xuanxuan suddenly felt very uncomfortable. He climbed onto the bed and lay down beside her obediently. He raised his head and asked Su Heng, "Will she be okay?"

Xuanxuan's obedience made Su Heng look at him softly and nodded: "Yes."

Xuanxuan looked at Madam Su again and whispered, "Grandma, be good. Listen to the doctor, take the medicine and get the injections. You'll be better soon!"

A smile slowly blossomed from Su Heng's tightly pursed lips.

Very pleased.

The housekeeper handed Xuanxuan some snacks, but he shook his head and said, "I want to wait for grandma to eat together."

Su Heng patted his head and said, "If you eat it, your grandmother will be very happy."

But Xuanxuan still shook his head and said, "I don't like people getting sick because it makes my family sad."

This child was sometimes more sensible than what he should be like at his age. Su Heng couldn't help but feel curious about him and wanted to take the initiative to get to know him for the first time. "Why do you say that?" he asked.

"Once I was sick and woke up in the middle of the night. I saw my mother crying and saying a lot. Although I can't remember what she said, I can't forget the sad look on her face. So, I will be very careful in the future and never let myself get sick again. I don't want to see my mother cry."

Su Heng didn't ask any more questions. Instead, he gently placed his palm on his little shoulder as if he were treating a big child. "You did very well."

At this time, Madam Su on the bed slowly opened her eyes and gradually recognized Xuanxuan from her hazy vision. Her slightly cloudy eyes instantly brightened a little, "Is this my little grandson..."

Xuanxuan quickly moved closer and whispered in her ear in a tender and sweet voice, "Grandma!"

Madam Su moved her dry lips with difficulty, trying to squeeze out a smile, "It's great... You came to see Grandma again..."

Seeing how much Grandma loved Xuanxuan, not only did her spirits improve, but she even ate half a bowl of porridge under Xuanxuan's sweet words. This was a rare achievement for her, who hadn't eaten in two days, and even the housekeeper was delighted. Su Heng secretly felt fortunate to have brought Xuanxuan with him again today.

Xuanxuan told Mrs. Su the story that the teacher had just taught her today. His story was vivid and interesting. Mrs. Su was lying on the bed with her eyes closed peacefully, a faint smile on her lips.

Su Heng couldn't bear to disturb this warm scene in the afternoon.

Seeing that Madam Su was lying there quietly and motionless, Xuanxuan thought she was asleep, so he climbed up carefully, afraid of waking her up, and silently mouthed to Su Heng, "Grandma is asleep!"

Su Heng walked over, gently lifted the little guy off the bed, then bent down and looked at his grandmother's peaceful face. He vaguely sensed something in his heart, his expression froze, his brows furrowed, and he hesitantly stretched out his finger to feel her breath...

Before his fingers got close, Madam Su suddenly spoke, "Ah Heng, go get the wooden box I put in the bottom drawer of the cabinet. You know where it is." As she spoke, she had already opened her eyes, her gaze was clear and sparkling with a rare light.

Su Heng looked at his grandmother. He already had a premonition in his heart, but he suppressed the emotions in his chest and calmly took out the wooden box that had accompanied his grandmother for decades.

Madam Su raised her hand to signal, and the housekeeper immediately came forward and helped her sit up on the bed.

Xuanxuan was a child at heart, full of curiosity about new things. He stared at the quaint wooden box and asked curiously, "Grandma, what is this?"

Old Madam Su smiled slightly and did not answer directly. Instead, she slowly opened the lid, took out a package from it, then pulled Xuanxuan's little hand and put the package in his little hand.

"This is a gift from your great-grandmother. You must keep it well. It will be yours in the future."

Xuanxuan blinked her big eyes and looked at Su Heng first. The latter nodded slightly, but Xuanxuan was still a little hesitant, "I... I can't just ask for other people's things..."

This is what my mother taught me. If she finds out, she will be unhappy.

Madam Su looked at him lovingly all the time. "Grandma is not someone else, so just accept it. Otherwise, she will be sad, and if she is sad, her illness will not heal... Do you want to see her like that?"

Xuanxuan got anxious when he heard it, "I don't want to!" He didn't even look at it carefully and quickly took the things, "Grandma has to get better soon!"

Old Madam Su smiled, stretched out her skinny hand, gently stroked Xuanxuan's cute little face, and said meaningfully: "No matter where Ah Heng found you, this is our fate. Grandma likes you very much..."

On the side, Su Heng's face changed slightly. He thought his explanation could be concealed, but he didn't expect that his grandmother actually knew everything. Although she was sick, her mind was unusually clear.

Raising her head, Old Madam Su looked at her most beloved grandson again and extended her other hand to him. Su Heng immediately held her hand and guarded her by her side.

"Aheng, grandma doesn't need to leave you anything anymore. Because grandma has already given you the best things." When Mrs. Su said this, her expression was very calm, but Su Heng knew very well what every word and every sentence that grandma said at this moment meant to him.