C11 You Are the Pride of Heaven Why Not the Ninth Heaven

"Help me see if my pot of soup is good."

"Oh."

After a long period of busy work, the table was filled with appetizing dishes.

Su Ruan couldn't help but pinch a piece of meat into her mouth. It was so hot that she used her hand to fan the wind and blew on it.

An Ran came out of the kitchen and saw her eating. "Greedy cat, your hands haven't washed yet, right?" she scolded with a smile.

With great difficulty, Su Ruan swallowed the meat in her mouth and explained, "I just washed it."

An Ran rolled her eyes. Indeed, she had washed her hands quite a few times when she was helping her wash the vegetables.

When everything was tidied up and the bowls and chopsticks were set up, Su Ruan went to her room to see if Grandma Wu had woken up.

Just as she reached the door, Grandma Wu pushed it open and walked out. She smiled like a chrysanthemum. "I could smell the fragrance from the room. An Ran's cooking skills have improved again."

Su Ruan pouted and said coquettishly, "Grandmother, you've never praised me. You've always been praising An Ran. I'm not happy anymore."

Grandma Wu laughed and nodded at Su Ruan's forehead. "Who said that Grandma didn't praise you? Granny even praised you. The Little Biscuit you made last time, Grandma really liked it. She couldn't bear to give it to someone else."

Su Ruan held onto Grandma Wu's arm. The dimples on her left cheek were shallow, and her eyes were curved in a smile.

"Grandmother likes it so I'll cook it often in the future. You can even give it to someone else to eat."

Grandma Wu patted Su Ruan's hand and said, "No, you have a lot of education now, so you have to focus on studying. Don't waste your time on a bunch of old bones like me."

Su Ruan humphed lightly and said, "Grandma is spouting nonsense again."

An Ran had already helped Grandma Wu to the seat and brought out the soup.

Halfway through their meal, An Ran suddenly stopped eating. Her eyes showed no hesitation as she asked, "Grandma, can I ask you to do me a favor?"

Grandma Wu looked at An Ran and said, "Say, don't be polite with Grandma. It's Grandma's fortune to be able to help you."

An Ran said, "I rented a house in F City to stay with my mother. However, my mother recently divorced from that man, so I'm not in a stable mood. I'm too busy every day so I don't have time to look after her. Can you accompany me back to watch my mother instruct her?"

Su Ruan paused for a moment. She knew An Ran's thoughts.

The grace of a drop of water should be returned to him.

Grandma Wu had no children, and was alone. An Ran and Su Ruan had already discussed this topic before; both of them would be sending off their lives for Grandma Wu in the future.

However, Su Ruan didn't expect An Ran to suddenly decide to leave with Grandma Wu.

Although he was alone, the older he was, the more he didn't want to leave home. The old man always had a layer of apprehension in his heart.

Grandma Wu said with tears in her eyes, "Your grandmother knows, but she's too old and doesn't want to go anywhere. She just wants to stay here, and at that time, she'll die at home. It's better than being outside."

Su Ruan passed the handkerchief to Grandma Wu and wiped her tears. Grandma Wu continued, "As long as you guys don't forget your grandma, grandma will know. As long as you guys don't forget to come visit grandma when you're not busy, grandma will be happy. Don't worry about me.

An Ran forced the tears that were on the verge of spilling out of her eyes back into her mouth. She exchanged a glance with Su Ruan, and the two of them ate in silence.

Both of them had guessed that Grandma Wu was a nostalgic person. This house was left behind by her husband. With her husband's and her son's memories inside, how could she bear to leave?

The atmosphere was really depressing. Su Ruan tried to liven it up by telling some interesting stories from school. Seeing An Ran and Grandma Wu laughing, Su Ruan let out a sigh of relief.

After dinner, Su Ruan and An Ran cleaned up the kitchen before leaving. When they left, Grandma Wu had been standing at the door, watching them.

The stooped figure leaned against the doorframe, his old cloudy eyes staring at the two young girls who were walking further and further away under the sunlight.

On Sunday afternoon, when An Ran left, Su Ruan walked her to the train station and handed her her luggage. Without showing too much disrespect, she gave An Ran a light hug and patted her on the back.

She didn't say my home, but her home. She was telling An Ran that it was also her home.

An Ran nodded and the sound of the ticket being checked in rang out. She suddenly put down her luggage and wrapped her arms around Su Ruan's head. Before she could react, she was kissed on the mouth.

She stood dumbly on the spot. When she regained her senses, she saw An Ran standing at the ticket checking machine, smiling mischievously at her with a pleased look on her face.

Su Ruan's face turned red. Not only was she angry, she was also embarrassed.

There were already a lot of people waiting for the train, and many of them were smiling at her in a baffling manner.

Even her ears had turned red and she was no longer pink. Su Ruan was like a cooked lobster as she rushed out of the train station. Her small white teeth were clattering. This damned woman, Ding Anran was getting more and more shameless.

Wiping her mouth, Su Ruan felt like crying but had no tears. This was her first kiss!

On the train, just as An Ran put her luggage away, her cell phone rang.

She sat down on her seat and took a look at her cell phone. It was from her mother, so An Ran answered, "Hello, Mom."

There was an endless silence, accompanied by An Ran's sinking heart. She opened her mouth and sobbed, "An Ran …"

At this moment, An Ran already had a premonition. She closed her eyes and did not say anything, waiting for her mother to continue.

Mrs Ding could not hear her daughter's words and could only continue, "I plan to go back …" "He kneeled in front of me and begged me. I couldn't do anything about it, how pitiful is he …"

One person? Poor?

An Ran almost laughed out loud. Was she not alone? Wasn't she pitiful?

In the end, she still lost. She did everything she could to pull her mother out of the abyss, but her mother broke free from her and returned to the abyss.

In the end, their relationship as mother and daughter couldn't compare to a good word or two from that man.

An Ran was so tired that she didn't want her mother to hear the sobs in her voice. She just wanted to hang up.

"In the future." An Ran paused for a moment. "Don't look for me."

Her voice was so low that Tinker could barely hear her.

With that, An Ran hung up the phone. That was it. She couldn't stop her mother from deciding which path to take.

An Ran sat by the window as the train moved backwards. She was lying on the table with her face facing the window. No one could see her face. Tears kept rolling down her cheeks. She was disappointed. She felt a little numb.

She didn't cry at all, but this sort of silent sorrow was even more sorrowful.

The temperature on Su Ruan's face hadn't dropped even after they got home.

Raise the national flag on Monday, the school uniform must be neatly dressed, you can usually do not wear stockings, but when raising the national flag, you must wear uniform.

Su Ruan's legs were shapely and straight, without a single strand of fat. She put on her stockings like a young girl walking out of a comic book.

The unpowdered face was full of collagen.

He tied his hair into a high ponytail and braided it into a pigtail. Like a small tail, he swung it behind his head. His youth overflowed.

The moment they entered the classroom, Yu Yuanqing whistled at Su Ruan, "Hey, where's this little demoness coming from?"

Su Ruan blushed. Lu Hee looked up and saw her pink face on her straight legs. His eyes darkened.

Soong Siqiao held Su Ruan's pigtail and looked left and right, teasing, "Not bad, your pigtails are tied very nicely."

Yu Yuanqing said from behind, "Vulgar, what do you mean pretty? I'm called Little Fairy."

Soong Siqiao turned around and looked at Yu Yuanqing with disdain, "Just now, someone was saying that little demoness was not vulgar?"

"Young man, don't show off without this flattery!"

"Hey!" Yu Yuanqing was excited. He poked Soong Siqiao with the pen cap. "Why don't you go up to the sky?"

Soong Siqiao curled her lips in disgust. "A person without culture is really scary. A vulgar person can't even speak so uncivilized."

Su Ruan felt it was a bit funny seeing the two jokers meet Lu Hee's eyes, so she turned around abruptly.

After turning around, she thought, what was she afraid of?

Yu Yuanqing slammed the table and stood up, "You're amazing, why don't you give me a civilized one!"

Soong Siqiao gave him a radiant smile as she replied faintly, "You are a Heaven's Pride, why don't you ascend to the Ninth Heaven?"

Yu Yuanqing: "..."

Damn it!

The flag was raised between classes by a boy and a girl in the next class who were ranked behind Su Ruan and Lu Hee in the monthly test.

Originally, the flag bearer should have been Lu Hee, because this person was ranked according to the grade.

However, Lu Hee directly told Old Hou that raising the flag was a very serious matter and that it was better to let someone else do it.

Old Hou knew from what he had said that everyone was staring at him.

Next month, Su Ruan would be the flag-bearer. Lu Hee would be the top on the monthly test, and she would be number two. As the flag-bearer, Su Ruan felt a little flustered just thinking about it.

Su Ruan was short. She stood at the front, unable to open her eyes in the sunlight. She tried to open her eyes as she watched the flag slowly rise.

When the flag reached its peak, two streams of tears rolled down Su Ruan's face.

Su Ruan quickly took out a piece of paper and wiped it clean. Soong Siqiao saw it. It should be said that she was moved to tears just by having a flag.

Sure enough, as soon as the group disbanded, Soong Siqiao ran over and grabbed her arm, saying excitedly, "Did you see the guy who raised the flag today? How does he look? Was he handsome? Every year, he would be suppressed by Lu Hee, and now that you're here, he is suppressed by you again. " Soong Siqiao clicked her tongue twice and said, "We should ask for the size of the shadow in this boy's heart."