Rebirth: Splendid Marriage in the 80s Chapter 2351 - 2287: The Bearing of an Aristocratic Lady
Previously on Rebirth: Splendid Marriage in the 80s...
Leaning in close to Chen Yiping, he whispered, "Which one is Miss Lu?"
Because he had never encountered Lu Shuangshuang before, he was unable to pick her out from the crowd.
Furthermore, this massive clan was filled with numerous women in their thirties and forties, most of whom were draped in expensive jewelry. His aged, failing eyesight made it impossible to distinguish which of them was Lu Shuangshuang.
Chen Yiping scanned the group; as the personal doctor for the Jiang Family, he had encountered Lu Shuangshuang on several occasions.
"She is the one standing nearest to that quiet rosebush up ahead, dressed in a white and purple floral qipao with a mink shawl. Also, those two Jiang Family children she is fond of, the siblings, are right by her side."
Chen Baoshen shifted his gaze toward the direction indicated.
He observed a woman possessing the refined grace of a noble lineage, her face radiating a sense of hopeful anticipation as she looked toward them.
As an elderly man, he didn't pay much mind to physical beauty, yet her aura was clearly distinct from that of a girl from a common background.
Standing next to her were the two children, who also carried themselves with great dignity—a boy dressed in a formal suit and a girl wearing soft pink trousers paired with a white wool shrug, her curled hair held by a clip, looking vibrant and youthful.
Chen Baoshen couldn't help but mutter under his breath, "Even so, our Xiao Chiang is more precious."
Upon hearing this, Chen Yiping let out a soft laugh.
The old man consistently believed his own family members were the finest.
He was well aware that Chen Baoshen regarded Chiang Xiao as his very own granddaughter.
Speaking neutrally, Chiang Xiao was indeed a beauty. Since Sixth Young Master Jiang was the most handsome man in the Jiang Family, it was only logical that his daughter, Chiang Xiao, would be equally stunning.
However, it remained to be seen if Chiang Xiao would bond well with her siblings upon her return.
A Great Aristocratic Family, such a massive household...
The thought filled him with a touch of melancholy.
Lu Shuangshuang and the others had been waiting for Old Master Jiang to emerge. Seeing him appear, she hurried forward, reaching out a hand to steady him.
"Grandpa."
She had always addressed him as Grandpa alongside the Sixth Young Master, and she continued to do so even after his disappearance. Previously, she had called him Grandpa Jiang.
Following the Sixth Young Master's disappearance, she visited the Jiang Family and altered the way she spoke to him.
Back then, Old Master Jiang was deeply moved by the gesture.
His grandson was gone, yet the woman who was meant to be his granddaughter-in-law had stepped up to claim that role.
"Shuangshuang, have these past two days been difficult for you?"
Old Master Jiang let out a soft sigh, gently patting Lu Shuangshuang’s hand.
"If I claimed I wasn't anxious, Grandpa, you would know I was lying. However, waiting a few more days is nothing when I know that he should be returning home with a renewed spirit. I must wait, regardless of how restless I feel."
A smile touched Old Master Jiang's face.
"That is true, but he is finally coming home. Let us go; we shall greet Xiao Sixth together."
"Brother, we have all been worried about him as well," Fourth Master added, joining the conversation.
"Everyone has set aside their business today to welcome Xiao Sixth home; he will certainly be moved by the gesture," Old Master Jiang remarked as he led the group toward the main entrance.
It was truly a magnificent sight.
Meanwhile, a massive crowd had gathered outside the main gates of the Jiang Family estate.
These onlookers were filled with curiosity regarding the current state of Sixth Young Master Jiang, eager to witness the grand scene of his homecoming after twenty long years.
Consequently, the area outside was packed with people—the elderly, children, and women had all flocked there.
Along the edges of the throng, street vendors with carts were even selling snacks and various goods. Since no one knew how long the wait would be, they saw it as a perfect business opportunity.