Chapter 795 They said you don’t want me anymore after you give birth to a brother
Gao Yunfeng walked up to Zhang Ran and subconsciously pleaded for Zhou Juying: "Xiaoyue, don't be angry with your Third Aunt. Your Third Aunt has a hard life. She is the only one who supports the family and supports the children's education. She has no choice but to raise some chickens and ducks in your house. Don't blame her."
Gao Yunfeng is a person who feels pity and sympathy for everyone, so Zhang Ran is too lazy to argue with her.
"Don't be unhappy. Let's go to my house. I'll make you something delicious." Gao Yunfeng had chickens and ducks in both hands, so she had no hands to pull Zhang Ran, signaling her to follow quickly.
Zhang Ran followed her, looked at the child she was carrying, and asked pretending to be ignorant: "Aunt Wu, did you give birth to a son or a daughter?" The child was short-lived and died of illness. She didn't know what disease he had.
As the factory manager, she was very busy every day. She only knew about this matter when Luo's mother called her and asked for money.
In her previous life, she was not as close to her Fifth Aunt as she is in this life, and at that time, she had a quarrel with Luo's mother over money, so she didn't know what disease the child died of.
Gao Yunfeng: "Son."
"Son, wouldn't your fifth uncle be very happy?"
Zhang Ran's words were full of sarcasm, but Gao Yunfeng didn't hear it at all, and quickly agreed, "Your fifth uncle is really happy. He came back to take care of me after my confinement and then went out to work again. He said he wanted to work hard to earn money to build a house for Tianci and marry him off."
Tianci? Luo Tianci, haha, Zhang Ran looked down at the baby in the cradle, feeling disgusted for no reason, unwilling to look at him any more, "Where's Wenwen?"
Gao Yunfeng was so happy that she didn't notice anything unusual. "Wenwen is doing her homework at home."
When I got near the door of my house, I saw Luo Wenwen sitting on the doorstep crying.
"Mom!" Luo Wenwen stood up and rushed to Gao Yunfeng, hugged her waist, and cried even more sadly.
Gao Yunfeng quickly dropped the chicken and duck in her hand, leaned over and asked with concern: "What's wrong with you, kid? I was away from home for a while, who bullied you?"
"Wow... They said they don't want me anymore after you give birth to a brother." Luo Wenwen cried breathlessly and said that everything in the house belonged to her brother. She had to behave herself, otherwise she would be kicked out of the house by her parents sooner or later and wander the streets.
Gao Yunfeng gnashed her teeth in anger, "Mom loves you the most, how could I not want you?" She stood up and yelled at the people around her, "Whoever comes to my house to tease my child again and says such unscrupulous things will give birth to a son without an asshole!" She squatted down and coaxed Luo Wenwen, "Don't cry, your sister Xiaoyue is back, mom went to find her, and forgot to tell you."
Speaking of Zhang Ran, Luo Wenwen realized that there was someone standing next to Gao Yunfeng. She raised her head and met Zhang Ran's eyes. She blushed and wiped away her tears embarrassedly, "Sister Xiaoyue."
Zhang Ran reached out and touched her head. "You've grown taller again."
"It's cold outside, let's go inside and warm ourselves by the fire." Gao Yunfeng bent down and picked up the chickens and ducks on the ground.
Luo Wenwen sensibly helped to pick up two and quickly led Zhang Ran into the house.
There was a charcoal brazier in the corner of the main room, with a low stool and a small chair next to it. Usually, Luo Wenwen would sit on the small chair or lie on the low stool to do her homework.
As soon as she entered the house, the child in her arms started crying. Gao Yunfeng took off the swaddling clothes on her back, changed the diaper, fed and coaxed the child.
Luo Wenwen sensibly stretched out her hands and said, "Mom, give me my brother."
Gao Yunfeng handed the child over carefully and said, "Take care of your brother while mommy goes to cook."
Luo Wenwen skillfully held the child, rocked him gently, and hummed a lullaby.