The next day, Si Mingjing went back to the hospital to treat Mrs. Si, and there were fewer people in the ward than yesterday.
Only Mrs. Si's husband, Mr. Si.
Si Lisao and Ye Siyuan.
Mr. Si was a gentle and refined middle-aged man, tall and somewhat thin, who always sat by the bedside, softly comforting his half-paralyzed wife.
When he saw Si Mingjing coming, he got up and saluted.
"Mr. Si, there's no need to be so formal. In fact, you and Mrs. Si are my elders, and we are from the same family as my grandfather."
Si Mingjing is now the Queen of the Mu Continent. Typically, Si Mingjing does not bring it up; the Si Family does not dare to make unfounded connections. Now that Si Mingjing mentioned it, Mrs. Si sighed and said, "Your grandfather was the eldest son of the Si Family, my elder brother. He passed away early, and I have always been saddened."
Speaking of her grandfather, Si Mingjing also felt sorrowful.
