After Uncle Wang entered the ward, he took Xiaoli out not long after.

Xiaoli looked no different from before, back to normal, and the blood stains on her forehead had not been wiped away.

I guess my dad told him that this blood should not be wiped off.

But what I am a little worried about is, will Xiaoli remember me when she wakes up?

In the past, she was always pestering me when she was in a bad state. I wonder if she will talk about me to her father after she wakes up.

But considering that Uncle Wang knew that Xiaoli had an affair, he probably wouldn't believe Xiaoli's words.

Thinking about it this way, I felt a little more relieved.

After Uncle Wang took Xiaoli away, I walked out of the ward.

My parents exhaled when they saw me.

"Are you hiding? When your Uncle Wang came, you had just gone out not long ago, and Mom was worried that you would bump into your Uncle Wang." My mother grabbed my hand and said.

"I saw Uncle Wang as soon as I went out, and I hid in the next ward. Mom, now that Uncle Wang has left with Xiaoli, let's go see grandma. I'll stay in the hospital to take care of grandma," I said.

"Well, your Uncle Wang may live in the town temporarily and won't dare to go back to Lujiacun. Don't go wandering around in the hospital. I'm afraid you will accidentally bump into him again." My dad warned me.

I nodded. Xiaoli's current situation has finally gotten better. If she returns to Lujia Village, she might be entangled by that snake king again.

Now Xiaoli knows that I am here. Once Xiaoli returns to Lujiacun, she will definitely be able to find me again soon.

It would be a good idea for Uncle Wang not to take her back to Lujiacun.

My grandma was arranged by my mother to a separate ward so that she could have a good rest.

When grandma saw us coming back, she asked worriedly, "How is it? How is the little girl?"

"Mom, it's okay. Her father took her away. She is no longer in trouble now and is a good person." My mother whispered to my grandmother.

"Go through the discharge procedures for me. I'm fine. You can go home now." My grandma opened the quilt and was about to get out of bed. Obviously she didn't want to stay in the hospital anymore.

"Mom, the doctor said you have to stay in the hospital for two days to see if you have a concussion." My mother quickly stopped my grandmother.

"I'm fine now, nothing happened. But I'm not feeling well if I live here. It's more comfortable to go home." My grandmother frowned and insisted on being discharged from the hospital.

I had no choice but to call the doctor to determine whether my grandma could be discharged from the hospital.

After the doctor came over and checked, he agreed that my grandma should go through the discharge procedures.

My parents couldn't go to work today, so they took a day off from the factory and stayed at home.

In the afternoon, when grandma was taking a nap, our family of three was sitting in the hall. We still had to face what we should face.

It doesn’t mean that you can be safe if you don’t understand it, and escaping is not an option either.

My dad frowned, took out his cell phone, and after a moment of hesitation, dialed my grandfather's phone number.

My grandfather used to carry his cell phone with him and answer calls quickly, but this time no one answered for a long time.

This is very abnormal, and it also makes us worried.

Then we dialed my grandma's phone number, and the person answered the call quickly.

"Hey, Mom, why is no one answering Dad's phone?" My dad asked my grandma.

My grandma seemed to hesitate for a moment, and then she said in a low voice, "Something happened in Lujiacun..."

"What happened? What happened?" When my dad heard this, he immediately became worried.

My mother and I couldn't help but feel worried, and immediately reached for my father's cell phone.

"Someone died in Lujiacun, but don't come back and don't contact us." My grandma spoke in a hurry, as if she was afraid of being known.

Then she hung up the phone quickly. When my dad called back, grandma's phone was turned off.
Chapter completed!