Parents' Love: My Childhood Sweethearts with Jiang Weidong

"What nonsense are you talking about? Of course not." Lin Wangshu's face turned red, and she hurriedly waved her hands to deny it.

Shen Jiaojiao pouted, disbelieving, thinking she was putting on a brave face. "What kind of relationship do we have? You don't need to hide it from me."

"Oh dear, it really isn't." Lin Wangshu was sweating with anxiety. Jiang Weidong's reputation was ruined by her.

“He’s been studying so hard lately, trying to graduate early, that he’s been sleeping less. I was worried about him, so I thought I’d give him some extra help.”

"What are you thinking about all day long?" Lin Wangshu gave Shen Jiaojiao a reproachful look.

Shen Jiaojiao coughed awkwardly twice, "It's not my fault, it's your fault for not explaining clearly."

Seeing that Lin Wangshu was still glaring at her angrily, Shen Jiaojiao gave a dry laugh and quickly said, "Don't worry, I'll go back and ask my mom, and I'll take you with me then."

This wait lasted for half a month. When Shen Jiaojiao finally had a break, she went home and pestered her mother for a long time before she finally got the address of the old Chinese medicine doctor.

Seeing how much she cared about this matter, Lin Wangshu was moved to tears and wished she could repay her with her body, but Shen Jiaojiao pushed her away in disgust.

"If you really want to thank me, I'll leave all my makeup to you from now on."

Lin Wangshu readily agreed, "Sure, I'll do your makeup until your wedding."

Shen Jiaojiao was overjoyed and said, "It's settled then. I'll go with you next time I have a day off."

Lin Wangshu is a skilled cook, but she is very lazy and usually doesn't cook, which makes Shen Jiaojiao very envious. Now that she has finally received Lin Wangshu's promise, she is overjoyed.

While Lin Wangshu was happy, another person was extremely worried because of her; this person was Jiang Changyi.

Jiang Changyi also took the college entrance examination for the first time. He was insightful and knew the importance of education to his future, so he was admitted to a military academy in Guangzhou on his first try.

Coincidentally, An Ran was also admitted to the medical school in Guangzhou. The two had been corresponding with each other, and now that they were closer, they corresponded more often, so it was only natural that they got together.

Their relationship was fairly good. An Ran admired Jiang Changyi very much and almost always listened to him.

However, after An Ran received An Xin's letter and learned that Jiang Changyi had once been in love with Lin Wangshu, she immediately became furious.

An Ran never liked Lin Wangshu in the first place. After discovering that Jiang Changyi was unable to get Lin Wangshu, she realized that she was just a second choice for him.

She felt humiliated like never before. An Ran, who always thought highly of herself, couldn't stand it and forced Jiang Changyi to give her an explanation.

Jiang Changyi was initially flustered by her sharp questioning, but he remained calm and composed. "I didn't do it. In your heart, am I that kind of person?"

Seeing that he didn't panic, but instead frowned slightly, looking somewhat aggrieved, An Ran felt a little uneasy and her agitated emotions subsided.

“There’s no smoke without fire. My mom wouldn’t have told me all this out of thin air, would she?” An Ran looked at him with a slightly suspicious gaze.

Jiang Changyi sighed, lowered his eyes slightly, and said in a knowing tone, "I know your mother doesn't like me, but the truth will out. I really didn't mean it. Don't you know how I feel about you?"

"You mean, this is a lie my mom made up to break us up?" An Ran listened to his words, thought for a moment, and then suddenly realized.

"Don't blame her. My position is awkward, and I understand your mother's concerns."

Jiang Changyi didn't explicitly confirm it, but instead advised An Ran to be understanding of An Xin, which made An Ran even more certain of her guess.

"Why is my mom like this? Does she not care about my happiness for my aunt's sake?"

An Ran thought she had figured it out and complained indignantly.

"Don't be angry. Parents are never wrong. Just talk to your aunt nicely."

Jiang Changyi's words of advice only fueled An Ran's resentment. "I'll go back and tell my mom that I've made up my mind about you, and tell her not to waste her energy."

After finally coaxing An Ran away, Jiang Changyi loosened his collar, looking somewhat impatient. Then he began to wonder who had told An Xin.

He easily thought of Lin Wangshu. A ruthless glint flashed across Jiang Changyi's face. Why was this woman always going against him?

Logically speaking, Jiang Changyi is already doing quite well; he has a bright future and a beautiful girlfriend.

But he still couldn't forget Songshan Island, the humiliation he suffered there, or the condescending gazes of An Jie and Lin Wangshu.

This has become his inner demon; he cannot look forward until he gets his revenge.

Jiang Changyi remembered that An Ran had told him that Lin Wangshu had also been admitted to university, and it was a university in Beijing.

It seems he also has to go to the capital. After thinking for a while, Jiang Changyi remembered that one of his teachers had mentioned going to the capital for a meeting.

Perhaps because he climbed up from the bottom, Jiang Changyi has a kind of shrewdness that is completely different from his appearance. He got along very well with his leaders and comrades when he was in the army.

During his school years, he actively cultivated good relationships with his teachers, since the teachers at the military academy were not simple people.

So he went to see that teacher privately, and after leaving the office, Jiang Changyi was qualified to accompany the teacher to the meeting.

Traveling by train from south to north, despite the bumpy journey, Jiang Changyi took meticulous care of his teacher, which earned his teacher's satisfied nods.

Upon arriving in the capital, the teacher decided to rest at the guesthouse for a few days and then let Jiang Changyi go out so he could explore the city.

So Jiang Changyi changed his clothes and spent his days standing guard at the entrance of the Central Academy of Drama, rain or shine, until Lin Wangshu finally appeared.

Lin Wangshu came out with Shen Jiaojiao, and they were dressed very casually.

According to Shen Jiaojiao, this old Chinese medicine doctor suffered a lot during those years. After his reputation was restored, he rarely saw patients anymore. It was only because Shen Jiaojiao's mother knew him that she was able to get prescriptions from him.

The two people walked head to head, chattering away, completely unaware that two tails were following them.

When they arrived at the old Chinese medicine doctor's house, Shen Jiaojiao knocked on the door. When the door opened, a little boy who was about half her height appeared with a piece of malt candy in his mouth.

Knowing they had come to get medicine, he mumbled for them to come in, then pointed to the main room, while he remained squatting at the doorway, sucking on his candy and watching the ants play.

Lin Wangshu crossed the courtyard and finally saw the people. "Which of you two is here to see a doctor?"

"No, it's my boyfriend. I noticed he hasn't been feeling well lately, so I wanted to give him some nourishing food."

Lin Wangshu spoke first, looking curiously at the old Chinese medicine doctor. He was an old man over fifty years old, wearing glasses.

The old Chinese medicine doctor smiled knowingly, and without even looking up, handed her a prescription. "Boil a bowl of this before having sex; it'll have amazing effects."

"So young, it shouldn't be like this," the old Chinese medicine doctor shook his head and sighed softly.

"It's not this kind of supplement. He often stays up late studying and doesn't have time to eat. I'm afraid he'll ruin his health." Lin Wangshu knew that he had misunderstood just like Shen Jiaojiao, so she quickly explained.

The old Chinese medicine doctor finally raised his eyelids and glanced at her from behind his glasses. "Then he's just asking for trouble. What's the use of seeing a Chinese medicine doctor?"

His words were very impolite, and Lin Wangshu was angry, but when she opened her mouth, she found that she had no way to refute him. "Then you don't have any ideas?"

The old Chinese medicine doctor snorted, picked up a pen and paper, quickly scribbled a few lines, tore off a prescription, and handed it to her. "This is for strengthening the body and increasing vitality. Take it as prescribed. If you keep up with his treatment methods, you can live a few more days."

"Thank you so much." Lin Wangshu took the prescription like a precious treasure, smiling and nodding her thanks to the old Chinese medicine doctor.

"Who are you?" Just then, a little boy's questioning voice came from outside the door.