Chapter 52: Really Not Going to Leave?

The little guy was eventually sent to the hospital for further examination, since the old man was worried.

When they arrived at the examination room, Old Master Mo followed them in.

In the corridor outside, Mo Xu was sitting on a chair while Jiang Tingxu stood against the wall.

“Sit down, Little Jiangjiang. ”

Jiang Tingxu rolled her eyes at Mo Xu, who was still waving his hand:

“No need. They’ll be out soon. ”

They were just taking X-rays to check thoroughly whether there were any injuries to the bones or anything like that.

At this moment, Mo Xu deliberately teased:

“Little Jiang, Little Jiang, Little Jiang, I’ve never seen you so nervous before. Why? Have you suddenly found your conscience? ”

Only the two of them have been fighting each other since they were young. They were used to communicating in such a manner.

Naturally, they also knew that the other party was just a blabbermouth and did not have any unnecessary intentions.

However, upon hearing Mo Xu’s words, Jiang Tingxu’s heart once again flashed with regret.

From the moment they stepped into the Mo family’s old residence, the servants’ astonished gazes, and Mo Xu now, then what about the others?

They should all be able to see it quite clearly, right?

How sad would the sensitive little guy be, in secret?

The pain in her heart grew more and more intense. No wonder little Ningning did not call her mother anymore!

The self-ridicule inside her became more and more intense.

Mo Xu wasn’t used to having to wait so long to get a response. It was like a heavy punch landing on cotton.

“Little Jiang, Little Jiang, have you become stupid? ”

Jiang Tingxu suddenly raised her head:

“You’re right. I’m indeed stupid. I’ve been stupid for so many years! ”

Eh?

What was going on?

Mo Xu’s face froze. He looked at Jiang Tingxu in bewilderment.

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However, Jiang Tingxu smiled. Her smile was very sarcastic. She slowly said,

“From now on, I won’t be stupid anymore! ”

What did she mean by that?

“Little Jiang, Little Jiang, Little Jiang, what’s wrong with you? ” Why did the ambiguity feel a little scary?

“Nothing. ” She did not intend to dispel Mo Xu’s doubts.

Crack!

The door of the examination room opened.

The doctor followed behind the grandfather and grandson with the X-ray film:

“It’s just a flesh wound. The bones aren’t hurt. Don’t worry. ”

Although Jiang Tingxu had already conducted a general examination and knew what the situation was like, she was finally relieved after getting an accurate assessment from the Doctor.

“Do you have iodophor at home? If you do, I won’t prescribe it. When you go back, disinfect the child’s wound frequently. Be careful not to let it come into contact with water, and wait for it to scab. ”

“Yes, thank you, doctor, ” Jiang Xu said.

At this moment, the little guy stood beside his mother in silence and leaned against her with all his strength.

Mo Xu wanted to hug him, but was rejected by the little guy’s gaze.

Jiang Tingxu took the scan from the Doctor and looked at the child who did not even reach her legs. She reached out and picked him up.

When the old man saw that, he was visibly relieved:

“Let’s go back. ”

Old Master Mo really loved the mother and son from the bottom of his heart.

…

On the way back to the old house, Mo Xu was driving. The old man and the mother and son were all sitting in the backseat.

“Tingxu, you can stay at the old house today. You haven’t been back for a long time. ”

“Okay! ”

The answer was very straightforward. There was no hesitation.

In fact, even if the old man hadn’t mentioned it, Jiang Tingxu would not have left either.

Although the child wasn’t hurt anywhere, she would definitely feel uneasy and worried. So how could Jiang Tingxu abandon the child and leave again?

Sure enough, the little guy who had been obediently nestled in his mother’s arms raised his furry head when he heard this:

“Jiang Tingxu, are you really going to stay? ” He asked.

His little face was filled with disbelief.