Chapter 2208： eat chicken (2/2)

"Yes." Murong Liang said: "You are her uncle. If you want to eat something in the future, tell her that she is Luo Shi, your junior, and she will cook delicious food for you. If she doesn't listen to you If so, tell me and I'll take care of her."

Chen Leinian nodded: "Yes, Dad."

Mrs. Luo's face sank as soon as she brushed the ground. She had Mrs. Chen, a delirious mother-in-law to take care of, and now the job of taking care of this uncle of unknown origin actually came to her. With so much suffering, she should not have agreed to come to Murong Liang's house in the first place.

I want to eat chicken as soon as I come, when their chickens fly from the sky?

Murong Liang didn't care about Mrs. Luo's face at all, and called out both Murong Qing and Murong Cai.

Murong Qing saw Chen Leinian and thought of what Grandpa said to their brothers and sisters before, and said, "Grandpa, he is your biological son, is our real uncle?"

Murong Liang nodded: "Yes, his health is not good, you and A Cai and his wife will take more care in the future."

After speaking, worried that his grandchildren would have an opinion, he stepped forward and whispered that Chen Leinian only had a few months to live.

Murong Qing was stunned for a moment, then glanced at Chen Leinian sympathetically, it turned out that her uncle was so pitiful.

Murongliang handed another prescription and some medicines to Murong Cai, which was given to him by Murong Xuan just now, "This is your uncle's prescription, three times a day in the morning, noon and evening, it is fried for your uncle to take after meals. Remember it."

He also knew that it would be very troublesome for his grandson, but he couldn't do anything about it. Ah Qing had to go to the shop every day, and only had a day off for several days, so he didn't have time to make the medicine. In his hands, I'm afraid Chen Leinian won't be able to drink it once a day.

Murong Cai glanced at Chen Leinian, then at Mrs Luo, and roughly guessed what Grandpa was worried about, and sighed: "Okay, I remember it, Grandpa rest assured."

(end of this chapter)