On the day of her return to China, she was tied up and coaxed by the richest man to get her marriage

Outside the open blinds, the shadows of the lush pine and cypress branches were intertwined, and a gentle breeze blew through the gaps, ruffling the wisps of hair on Yu Jinzhao's forehead and revealing her slightly damp fox-like eyes.

"Grandma, I've come to see you."

Yu Jinzhao knelt forward, slowly grasping Old Madam Yu's withered hand as if it were dry wood. He dared not use too much force, only loosely holding it, his tightly pursed lips trembling.

"I'm sorry for taking so long to come. You must have been waiting for me for a long time. Your granddaughter is unfilial."

She gazed greedily at Old Madam Yu's face.

The old lady's breathing was so light it was almost inaudible. The warm light fell on her eyebrows and eyes, making even her wrinkles look gentle, as if an invisible hand was reaching out to embrace and support her.

She knew better than anyone that her grandmother could never bear to be angry with her.

Even though she was willful and spoiled in the past, always going against her grandmother and never doing anything to make her grandmother happy or proud, her grandmother still cherished her.

Yu Jinzhao felt his grandmother's pulse; it was thin, weak, and feeble.

Her eyes narrowed slightly, and her clear gaze gradually darkened.

Back then, my grandmother fell from the third floor, landing on the back of her head. She suffered a hematoma in her skull, which damaged her brain nerve roots and left her in critical condition.

She was too old and her body couldn't tolerate the craniotomy to remove the blood clot. She only underwent an emergency burr hole surgery to reduce intracranial pressure, but this resulted in her becoming a vegetative state.

He can only survive by being fed through a nasogastric tube, waiting for a miracle to happen.

Currently, there is still no sign of the hematoma in Grandma's brain subsiding.

Even more seriously, her organs are gradually failing, and their functions are declining to varying degrees.

But doesn't the Yu family's medical team regularly give Grandma medication to nourish brain cells and slow down organ aging?

Even if Grandma's body cannot fully absorb the Western medicine, it's impossible that it has no effect at all.

Grandma's body was as if she had never taken any medicine; she was completely in a state of lying in a hospital bed waiting to die.

If this continues, Grandma won't live more than three months!

Was the medication used by the medical team ineffective for Grandma, or was no medication used at all?

Thinking of this, Yu Jinzhao's eyes turned cold. He quickly took out the prepared pills and gently put them into his grandmother's mouth.

Fortunately, she had thoroughly researched her grandmother's condition and anticipated that her grandmother's body could not absorb Western medicine. The medicine she made this time was to nourish the organs and repair the failure and muscle atrophy.

This is only the first course of treatment.

After the organs have repaired, the second course of treatment involves using traditional Chinese medicine to stimulate nerve function, restore consciousness and limb function, and build up tolerance.

Finally, acupuncture can be used to awaken dormant brain cells, completely reduce blood stasis, and wake the patient up!

The pill melts in your mouth.

Perhaps it was psychological, but she felt that her grandmother's face wasn't so pale anymore, and her anxiety eased slightly.

It was still early, so she straightened up, sat on the edge of the bed, and began to massage her grandmother's joints, chatting casually as she did so.

"I know you don't like your granddaughter studying traditional Chinese medicine, but since you're asleep now, I have no choice but to proceed without informing you first."

When you wake up, you'll realize how right your granddaughter's decision to choose Traditional Chinese Medicine as her major was. Then you'll have the nerve to stop me.

Old Madam Yu closed her eyes quietly, her kind face seemingly frozen in ice, oblivious to the outside world.

The wind swayed the light and shadow on her face, outlining the curve of her lips.

In a daze, Yu Jinzhao felt that her grandmother was smiling at her.

Her heart softened and melted, a warm feeling washing over her.

It felt like returning to the most carefree time of her childhood. No matter what she said, her grandmother always listened patiently and looked at her with indulgent love and smiles.

She tucked a stray hair behind her ear, glanced towards the door, leaned close to Old Madam Yu's ear, and spoke as if revealing a secret.

"Grandma, I have good news to tell you, I got married."