Rebirth: Splendid Marriage in the 80s Chapter 2377 - 2313: Afraid I Can’t Help Her

Now, she was determined to save Meng Chaojun no matter the circumstances. For that reason, she could offer him the Pure Spirit Spring Water, plus the Ginseng and Ganoderma, along with the Dendrobium plants she'd planted in her Space before, which were now growing abundantly.

In addition, she intended to include some Calm Spirit Talisman Diagrams and peace charms. She was certain that these items would help him recover fully in time.

It almost appeared as though she wasn't worried about the expense in the slightest.

Chiang Xiao hadn't foreseen that her trip this time would lead to such a firm choice.

Still, she held no regrets over this resolution.

"Naturally, recovery is possible." Chiang Xiao nodded, replying, "But Dad, this round, you and Grandpa need to follow my lead entirely. No more chasing after fake healers or downing their remedies."

These words made Old Meng and Meng Chaojun's eyes brighten at once, sparking their enthusiasm. They kept insisting, "Yes, yes, we'll obey you, we'll follow your guidance!"

"Little one, Grandpa messed up earlier. I see my error now and promise not to be impulsive anymore." Moisture gathered in Old Meng's eyes.

In recent days, he'd wrestled with the idea of phoning Meng Xinian to share news of his father's sickness, hoping he'd secure extra time off to return home.

For he sensed that Meng Chaojun's remaining days were few.

Whatever conflicts arose in the past, father and son they stayed. Could any bitterness linger all the way to the grave?

Furthermore, Duan Qingqing had departed this world.

Yet he feared that summoning Meng Xinian might disturb Meng Chaojun, convincing him his condition was hopeless.

As a result, tremendous stress had burdened him lately.

Chiang Xiao's statement brought him sudden optimism, like a massive weight vanishing from his chest, filling him with ease.

Oddly enough, how did Chiang Xiao wield such strong influence?

"Good." Chiang Xiao felt confident that these experiences would stop them from rash behavior henceforth.

"That said, with Doctor Xu recommending hospitalization for Dad, he ought to remain in the hospital initially these days, since fainting episodes at home pose too great a risk. Moreover, the treatments need several days to properly balance the body, so stay a bit, consume the meds, and if no more spells occur, then plan for release."

"Fine, fine, we'll do it your way." Meng Chaojun raised no complaints.

Having downed a vial of potion, he brimmed with vitality, viewing Chiang Xiao's instructions as absolute commands.

"Have one more vial of potion and catch some rest. I'll sort the admission paperwork. Grandpa, remain seated here a moment; I'll need your aid with something shortly."

"Alright, Little, head out, I'll stay put."

Old Meng acted as docile as a student, positioned on the seat with knees aligned and palms resting on thighs, his form straight and neat.

A laugh bubbled up in Chiang Xiao, though she held it back, then she spun around and departed.

Stepping into the corridor, she released a deep breath.

Evidently, she'd come across as overly commanding before the Meng father and son.

But if it guaranteed their obedience, that worked. She genuinely dreaded further impulsive moves. Their ties were just starting to repair, so she'd accept it.

"Xiao Chiang, any updates?" Ding Haijing rested against the nearby wall, inquiring gently.

"All's well, I'm off to manage the admission process. Stay here."

Despite her instruction, Ding Haijing trailed right behind her.

Questioned about it, Ding Haijing responded earnestly, "My role is safeguarding you, serving as your guard, not watching over anyone else."

Regardless of the fact that those individuals were Officer Meng's grandfather and father.