Pampered by Short-Lived Bigshot

“I can’t help it, I can’t resist old age, my body really isn’t up for it,” laughed the elder Tang, who felt better overall, knowing that he would be discharged soon, “It’s said that time is a knife, and it’s certainly true.”

“Yes,” laughed the old lady, “it stabs one cut after another.”

When the old gentleman was discharged, Tang Wan and the others naturally went to pick him up, making for a lively scene.

Jiang Jinsang even bought him a bouquet of flowers.

“Why bring flowers? There’s no need for so much fuss,” chuckled the old gentleman.

“It’s a happy occasion, we should celebrate.”

“I’ve booked a private room at a hotel outside, let’s go straight there to eat,” said Tang Yunxian, not letting the Jiang Family fuss over the arrangements, for it was only right to treat them to a meal after having troubled them for so long.

“Let’s go, can’t wait,” said the old gentleman, who was itching to leave as he couldn’t run anymore. He didn’t want to stay here for another moment.

Jiang Jinsang’s eyes met with Tang Yunxian’s, and a slight sense of unease suddenly sprouted in his heart. The old gentleman had been discharged, and it seemed likely that Mister Tang would soon make his move.