Mr. Su's Love Investigation Report
Chapter 109 Mr. Su’s Chicken Soup

Chapter 109: Chapter 109 Mr. Su’s Chicken Soup

Just then, her number was called. Ge Yun held her child in her arms and bowed her head, preparing to enter the consultation room. Suddenly, she turned back and knelt in front of her.

Tu Hengsha was startled and quickly stepped forward to help her. "Ah? What are you doing?" She touched the child and felt that the child’s body was hot. It must have been a fever.

"You are a person with a conscience, a good person. Please, don’t tell anyone that you saw me... I’m begging you... Pretend you never saw me..." Ge Yun leaned her weight against her, already starting to cry.

"You... you should go in and get treatment for your child first!" Tu Hengsha’s mind was a mess, and she pulled Ge Yun up with effort.

"Promise me! Promise me, please!" Ge Yun, holding her child, kept sinking downwards, with an attitude suggesting she wouldn’t get up unless Tu Hengsha agreed. Under such pulling, the child began to cry.

Tu Hengsha felt helpless. The nurse called the number several times and came out to see what was going on. She had to say, "Alright, I won’t say anything, I won’t say anything. Quickly, take the child inside! Don’t delay!" What was there not to understand now? It was clear that Ge Yun was secretly taking the child to escape.

"Then I’ll trust you..." Ge Yun trembled as she stood up and went to see the doctor with tears in her eyes.

Tu Hengsha turned around, seeing Ronggui standing at the entrance of the emergency department. She quickly walked over and pulled him away. "Did you see just now? That was Ge Yun. Tomorrow, when we go to Liuxia Village, let’s pretend we didn’t see anything..."

She couldn’t bring herself to open her mouth and tattle, but concealing it like this seemed unfair to Zhao Jun. Life was full of dilemmas like this, and she was a bit confused. "Mr. Su, do you think I’m doing the right thing?"

"You don’t need to bear the right or wrong of others on your shoulders."

"Hmm?" She didn’t understand and looked up at him.

At twilight, the setting sun had faded a bit more, and his profile became even more sharply defined in the dim dusk, "In my opinion, Ge Yun was wrong, but that’s her business, her life choice, and she will have to be responsible for her actions in the future. It has nothing to do with you. You just need to follow your heart and do what you want to do."

Of course, many years later, Mr. Su regretted saying this piece of encouraging advice at twilight without thinking it through, because this sentence became someone’s golden excuse for reckless mischief: "This is what you said yourself, that people should follow their hearts, and I will do what I want to do..."

At that time, Tu Hengsha hadn’t realized how useful this advice would be. She was solely focused on thinking about what the situation would be like when they went to Liuxia Village the next day.

They went to Liuxia Village in the afternoon.

After entering the village, it was clear that the atmosphere was somewhat different from before. Although the patients’ conditions wouldn’t improve in such a short time, and whether some people’s illnesses could be cured was still unknown, every small victory in the struggle always brought people a little more hope.

Su Ronggui rented a car and even hired a driver to take them there. He also bought a full carload of nutritional products — not expensive, and not much for each household, but they just represented an intention. Like visiting old friends, you couldn’t go empty-handed.

The villagers were simple and honest. If someone was good to them, they were sincerely grateful and sincerely good to others. Tu Hengsha promised to help them happen, and she did it. The reward for her was the enthusiasm of the villagers, one carload of things coming, and another carload of local products packed on the way back. Every household gave something, not valuable, farmhouse specialties, but like her, they gave from the heart.

Tu Hengsha repeatedly declined, emphasizing that it wasn’t convenient for her to take it back, but such warm-heartedness couldn’t be refused. Excessive refusals would appear estranging, so she eventually accepted.

The last place they visited was the Zhao Family.

Parking was inconvenient at the Zhao’s, so they asked the driver to park farther away and walked over. What surprised Tu Hengsha was that Ge Yun, who had knelt in front of her yesterday begging her not to leak information, had actually brought her son back. However, it was clear that the Zhao Family wouldn’t let her inside! The door of the Zhao Family was tightly closed, and she sat holding her son on a small stool under the eaves of the Zhao Family house. The little guy was still sick and leaned weakly in Ge Yun’s arms. Aunt Ge sat beside her, with a face full of worry.

This was indeed strange.

Ge Yun glanced at her and lowered her head even more, and Aunt Ge said nothing.

Because someone had come, Aunt Zhao opened the door. Seeing Ge Yun and her mother still waiting there, she felt her family’s shame had been witnessed again and was very annoyed. She came forward and snatched the boy, "Leave my grandson with me! Get out yourself! Our Zhao family can’t support a daughter-in-law like you!"

When Ge Yun’s child was taken, she instinctively went to grab him but was pushed by Aunt Zhao, who shoved the child inside and turned to say to Tu Hengsha, "Just in time, since you’re reporters, our Zhao Family’s shame can’t be covered anyway. You might as well comment on it and stop always thinking our Zhao Family is mean and harsh, abusing the daughter-in-law! She’s always putting on that pitiful look, don’t be fooled by her!"

Aunt Zhao looked at Ge Yun, "You, Ge, when you married into our Zhao Family, we asked ourselves if we ever mistreated you. When Ah Jun got sick, you couldn’t share the hardship and wanted to leave. We got angry, yes, we beat you and scolded you. So what? To this day, we still don’t feel we’re wrong. Your family also has a sister-in-law similar to you. Can you now understand the feelings of our Zhao Family? Mother-in-law, don’t you agree?"

The Ge Family was now even worse off than the Zhao Family. After losing her son to illness, the daughter-in-law became the biggest joke in the village. Aunt Ge couldn’t lift her head and was aged ten years by the pain of losing her son. In just a few days, her hair turned more than half white. Being questioned by the Zhao Family at this moment, she couldn’t say anything and just wiped her tears.

Aunt Zhao continued, "Ge Yun, it was already bad enough that you had a man outside. Even if you wanted to elope and escape our Zhao Family, you stole away our only descendant; you’re really shameless! And now? The wild man doesn’t want you, so you shamelessly come back? Your face must be made of iron — it’s so thick! Ha, don’t you see a puddle of urine to see yourself, what kind of thing you are! Still thinking men really want you? It’s just because you’re loose, some men just use that kind of shoe for fun! How would a good man want a loose woman! Our Zhao Family doesn’t pick up trash, get out!"

After Aunt Zhao finished speaking, she slammed the door shut, not caring that Tu Hengsha and the others were still outside.

The Zhao Family never liked Tu Hengsha that much, maybe because the first time she came to the Zhao Family, she spoke for Ge Yun. If it weren’t for Tu Hengsha putting her heart and soul into the pneumoconiosis investigation to the point of risking her own life, Aunt Zhao might not even have given her a good face. Of course, even now, it wasn’t that good...

At this time, however, Ge Yun stood up and walked forward in a daze.

Aunt Ge shouted at her loudly, "Ah Yun! Ah Yun! Where are you going?"

Ge Yun seemed not to hear, her thin body drifting forward like a fallen leaf.