After I Transmigrated, the Male Lead Blames Me for Not Loving Him

Chapter 140 - 140: Uncle’s Past



Chapter 140 - 140: Uncle’s Past

Chapter 140: Uncle’s Past

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

Watching Jiang Sheng’s retreating figure, Old Master Jiang couldn’t help but feel helpless and deeply concerned.

Jiang Ling’er noticed the hint of sadness in her grandfather’s eyes and glanced at Jiang Hua.

Jiang Hua sighed softly, unsure of what to say.

Old Master Jiang, looking at Jiang Ling’er with curiosity, began to speak, “Your uncle had a girlfriend during his school days, and they were both medical students. They were inseparable, a perfect match. However…”

He paused for a moment, sighing before continuing, “Later, both of them started working at the hospital. One day, during an emergency, a patient couldn’t be saved, and the patient’s family blamed your uncle’s girlfriend, threatening and maliciously slandering her. Unable to bear the pressure, she ended her own life.”

Jiang Ling’er was shocked by this revelation, only now realizing that medical disputes could escalate to such extreme levels due to aggressive family members.

With a heavy heart, Old Master Jiang lamented, “She had only been a doctor for six months, but she had given her all. The patient’s condition was critical because the family had delayed seeking medical help, but they insisted on blaming her.”

Old Master Jiang looked towards the door, paused, and continued, “Your uncle was about to marry her, but this incident ruined everything. Your uncle never pursued another romantic relationship. He became engrossed in his work and occasionally visited the girl’s parents.”

Jiang Ling’er, seeing the sorrow in her grandfather’s eyes, comforted him, “Grandpa, whether it’s Uncle or Dad, they are both deeply emotional people. But when faced with significant decisions, they remain rational. Uncle has used the latter part of his life to prove his love in a different way. He hasn’t let his loved one’s departure break him but instead, he loves the profession he and that girl both cherished and has become a respected figure in it.”

Turning her attention to Jiang Hua, Jiang Ling’er continued, “Dad is the same. Despite his deep love for Miss Lin, he didn’t continue making mistakes. He eventually told you the truth, which allowed the Jiang family to cut its losses in time. The result isn’t so bad, is it, Grandpa?”

Old Master Jiang nodded and said, “You’re right. Both of them, though saddened, didn’t lose themselves.”

Jiang Ling’er inquired, “Grandpa, are the people responsible for Uncle’s late girlfriend’s death still alive?”

Old Master Jiang asked, puzzled, “Very much alive and well. Why are you asking about these people? What do you plan to do?”

Jiang Ling’er innocently replied, “Grandpa, Dad, do you really think I’m that foolish? Would 1 dare to break the law? 1 don’t want to end up in jail. I was just curious because these people caused a good person’s death. Do they deserve to live well?”

Both Old Master Jiang and Jiang Hua sensed the danger in her words, exchanging worried glances.

Jiang Hua expressed his concern, saying, “Ling’er, we mustn’t do anything illegal.”

Old Master Jiang nodded and said, “That’s right. Listen to Grandpa and don’t act recklessly.”

Jiang Ling’er sighed in resignation, “Grandpa, Dad, do you really think I would do something so foolish? I wouldn’t dare to break the law. I don’t want to end up in jail.”

Old Master Jiang breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing her words. He said, “As long as you don’t harm yourself.”

The corner of Jiang Hua’s mouth twitched. What was wrong with the old man? Why was he allowing Jiang Ling’er to be so unruly? Jiang Hua was worried about the consequences of her actions and protested, “Dad, how can you indulge her like this? It’ll be difficult to manage her in the future.”

Old Master Jiang rolled his eyes at Jiang Hua and playfully retorted, “Do you have the authority to manage me? 1’11 indulge her as much as 1 want. Do you dare to challenge that? If you don’t, you’ll have to bear with it.”

“I…” Jiang Hua said.

Jiang Hua sighed, realizing he couldn’t argue with his father. After all, Old Master Jiang was the head of the family, and he could do as he pleased.

The next day, Old Master Jiang, accompanied by Jiang Hua and Jiang Ling’er, went to the Li family’s residence.

Old Master Li knew the purpose of their visit. He felt conflicted and said, “My dear friend, Li Yan definitely owes Ling’er an apology.”

Old Master Jiang smiled and replied, “It’s good to see you, old friend. Our Ling’er hasn’t been so fortunate, but it’s alright. Li Yan has found the girl he loves.”

Old Master Li said awkwardly, “Old Jiang, let’s not jump to conclusions.”

Old Master Jiang chuckled and said, “Our grandchildren have their own destinies. We’re old now.”

Old Master Li chuckled self-deprecatingly, then turned to Jiang Ling’er, curious about her sudden change of heart. Was she planning to give up on Li Yan, whom she had been so enthusiastic about?

He couldn’t help but wonder if there was a reason behind it.

Old Master Li said, “Ling’er, what’s going on? Tell Grandpa Li honestly..”


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