didn't make excuses for herself to deny, I thought it was her 'Mu Liangchuan' that made Hao Xin think cranky.

Qian Zhenzhen sighed slightly in her heart, and after hanging up the phone with the nurse, she said to Xiao Chen: "After sending us to the hospital, you go to my house to help me take down the data cable of her mobile phone." If the old lady asks, you say I mean it. ”

Xiao Chen obediently accelerated the throttle.

Tears swirled in the big black eyes of the crescent moon, and she pillowed on Qian Zhenzhen's shoulder and said with a crying voice: "Dad, if mom is sick again, will she be like her grandparents and grandmother, and she will never be able to talk to the crescent moon again?" She had already heard what the aunt was saying on the phone, and her mother seemed to faint again.

"Woo. The little girl said she would cry, and the bean-sized tears wet a large chunk of Qian Zhenzhen's shoulder. Qian Zhenzhen felt bitter in her heart, feeling that she was simply a scumbag who saw things differently.

Unforgivable!

She carefully wiped away the tears from the corners of the child's eyes with a handkerchief, and solemnly swore to the crescent moon: "Mommy will be fine, Dad swears." Dad will never be angry with Mom again. Can you supervise your dad for your mom?"

It's really wronged her good baby, who is so young, but has to endure such a fright repeatedly.

Even the once plump chin has become pointed, and there are already some signs of haggardness.

Is this still her little meat Yueyue...

Qian Zhenzhen was unbearable, and there was also enthusiasm in her eyes. She hugged the crescent moon tightly, eager to rub this mass of carefree little flesh that fell off her body and grew carefree into her body.

She thinks about it a lot, and she thinks about the crescent moon calling her mother.

But the crescent moon didn't know that she was her mother.

It would be nice if I could exchange it with Hao Xin earlier.

Taking advantage of the opportunity to wipe the tears of the crescent moon with a tissue, Qian Zhenzhen forced the heat in her eyes back.

She must find a way to change the bodies of the two of them as soon as possible, and their lives are about to be messed up.

When she arrived at the hospital, Qian Zhenzhen walked briskly in the corridor with the child in her arms.

If it weren't for the fact that there were too many patients, people came and went to stop her.

She even wanted to run up with the crescent moon and come to Hao Xin's side as soon as possible.

Hao Xin: He needs his own explanation and hug.

The recuperation room was just a few meters away, and Qian Zhenzhen stopped, gasping slightly to calm her violently beating heart.

"Boss, you're here. When the bodyguard saw her coming, he bowed down and said hello. Jiang Jiaxian stepped forward and reached out to help her hold the child, she shook her head, put the crescent on the ground, and held hands instead.

"I went straight in with the crescent moon to meet her mother. You go down for me to find Xiao Chen, and go with him to the Mid-Levels Villa to get something. If the old lady doesn't let you in, you call me. ”

Worried that Xiao Chen's thin arms and legs couldn't help Liu Lan's meanness, Qian Zhenzhen temporarily asked Jiang Jiaxian, who was once the champion of Chinese martial arts and saved Liu Lan's life, to back Xiao Chen.

"Well, do you have anything else to order?" Jiang Jiaxian said calmly, Mr. Hao didn't say anything to let him take, it must have been explained to Xiao Chen about the specific things, he just needs to protect Xiao Chen to complete the task.

"Another thing is to help me see if the old lady is really sick or just has a temper tantrum. After Qian Zhenzhen finished speaking, she went to open the door with the crescent moon that had already missed her mother. The corners of his clothes were pulled.

Jiang Jiaxian's thick black eyebrows were tightly furrowed, and a look of hesitation flashed across his face.

"What's wrong?" opened half the door to let the little guy in first, Qian Zhenzhen looked at Jiang Jiaxian who was full of worries.