My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 789

Chapter 789: Chapter 781: Mistaking the Grandson Chapter 789: Chapter 781: Mistaking the Grandson Tang Yuxin took out her cellphone and found a number to dial,

“Cousin, it’s me, Tang Yuxin.

Can you come over to my place?

Remember, don’t let Sisi know.”

Soon after, Wang Zitan put aside all his affairs and came over.

He didn’t know what Tang Yuxin wanted with him, but since Tang Yuxin had asked him to come, he felt he had no choice.

After all, she was not only his wife’s sister but also the sister of the person who had saved his life.

She was his wife’s lifesaver, and thus by extension, she was Wang Zitan’s lifesaver as well.

“Have a glass of water first.”

Tang Yuxin placed a cup in front of Wang Zitan and also took one for herself, sipping leisurely with ease.

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Wang Zitan wasn’t in a hurry either.

He crossed his legs and took a cup as well.

Tang Yuxin pursed her lips slightly.

Truthfully, she didn’t like older men, but perhaps some people were more suited for older men.

Like her family’s Sisi, who seemed quite content with an older man.

“What’s the matter?

What happened?” Wang Zitan put his cup down on the table, waiting for Tang Yuxin’s answer.

Tang Yuxin held her cup with both hands, gently caressing the rim with her fingertips.

The slightly worn bone china cup wasn’t very smooth, but it did possess a sense of time that, to her, was more appealing than delicacy.

“You know about the fact that Sisi isn’t my uncle’s biological daughter, right?”

Tang Yuxin asked Wang Zitan.

Many people knew about this, and Tang Sisi herself knew it as well.

But what difference did it make if she was biological or not?

Her uncle adored his daughter, and Tang Sisi was a dutiful girl to her father.

Their relationship was even better than that of many biological families.

So, whether she was biological didn’t really matter.

After Gao Peng went back, he told his parents straight away that he had seen his grandson, who was actually a twin, looking exactly like him when he was young.

Gao’s father and mother were anxious and wanted to bring their little great-grandson home immediately.

Now that they had a child, the old couple’s wishes were fulfilled, and they could spend every day with their grandson.

Not just Gao’s father and mother, but even Gao Peng himself was in high spirits.

Although he had suffered some frustration at Zhang Xiangcao’s and even lost face, he was still excited and thrilled.

Those two fair-skinned grandsons were a gift ready to be claimed.

Regardless of whether Zhang Xiangcao admitted it or not, whether she liked it or not, both children would definitely be taken back to live with the Gao family.

They were the bloodline of the Gao family, and naturally, Gao Peng had the final say.

Furthermore, with such a large family business at stake, his unseen son-in-law should treat him like a deity.

As long as the son-in-law was obedient and sensible, he wouldn’t mind handing over the management of his business to him when the time came.

However, there were conditions; the grandchildren must belong to the Gao family, and the couple could just have another baby later.

Indeed, greed is insatiable.

Previously, he had only wanted one child.

Now knowing there were twins, he wanted both children and was unwilling to let go of even one.

These were things ordinary people couldn’t understand, but for Gao Peng, it was perfectly normal.

Shouldn’t it be this way?

Yes, shouldn’t it be this way?

They were to take over his factory in the future, essentially becoming the Gao family’s sons-in-law.

If not the Gao surname, what else would the children carry?

He took the opportunity while the twins hadn’t come back yet to tidy up the house and set up a nice children’s room next to his parents’.

His parents were still in good health and didn’t need a nanny.

Besides, the kids were growing and understanding more, so the two elders could surely take care of them.

If not, they would consider the nanny later; after all, money wasn’t an issue for him—he could afford to hire not just one but even three nannies if necessary.

Gao’s father and mother also liked the children’s room and dreamed of each taking care of one great-grandson.

This meant they would have the joy of having four generations under one roof.

At their age, to have four generations together was quite rare, and with a bit of luck, perhaps they could even reach five generations.