After everyone listened, they fell into a long silence.
After a long while, Xue's mother wiped her tears and hesitated: "So that's it...we thought you were hiding something."
"What a surprise." Xue's father sighed deeply: "A good person, such a good person, how could he be gone like this?"
Xue Zhilan couldn't help but sigh: "Birth, old age, illness and death are never something humans can control."
Cheng Tianyuan comforted him in a low voice: "Mom, Dad, please don't make wild guesses. This is too sudden... We can't accept it either, so we don't dare to tell you. Don't think too much and take care of yourselves."
He and Xiaoxin are fine, but they have to wait a while before they can come over. Ranran, Yangyang, and the rest are also fine."
The old man nodded sadly, not daring to ask any more questions.
Ah Hu wiped away the tears on his face and squatted down with difficulty to comfort Wang Qing.
Wang Qing is also very familiar with Zhu Achun. She has always been very emotional and her tears were very low, and her face was filled with tears.
Ahu helped her wipe away her tears, and after coaxing her for a few more words, he slowly pushed her to the beach to enjoy the sea breeze.
Xue Ling felt very heavy and had no strength to comfort others, so she just sat in a chair and watched the scenery.
In fact, things were far from going as smoothly as they said.
Chen Xinzhi could not get access to Zhu Achun's body, so he only checked some relics and ID cards around her and watched some ward surveillance to confirm her identity.
In the end, Chen Xinzhi could only hold his old mother's ashes and leave.
The city was still under lockdown, and Xue Xin couldn't go out to attend her mother-in-law's funeral. She cried until her eyes were swollen.
Zheng Duoduo and his wife almost went crazy after receiving the news, but they could not return to the imperial capital.
Right now, the entire city is blocked. You can't get out or get in, and people inside can't move around freely.
Chen Xinzhi originally didn't want his old mother to be buried. He didn't want her to leave alone and have to be buried alone.
He said that the old mother must have longed to see them before she died, but she could not satisfy her wish now. He hoped that the imperial capital would have returned to normal when she was buried, and her family, relatives and friends could gather together to see her off.
But he couldn't go back to Xinyuan, nor could he enter the community behind him, so he could only live in the car with the urn in his hand.
Xue Ling and Cheng Tianyuan advised him not to be paranoid about this idea and to let Sister Achun rest in peace first, and then wait for the situation to stabilize before everyone could hold a funeral for her.
Chen Xinzhi's spirit collapsed. He didn't sleep for three days and two nights in a row, and his body could hardly hold on.
But he always listened to his father-in-law and mother-in-law, and instinctively obeyed and agreed.
Xue Yang took him to search several places, and finally found a cemetery to bury the ashes first.
However, almost all industries in the entire imperial capital are currently paralyzed, and there is simply no manpower to make tombstones or other tasks, so they can only be put on hold temporarily.
Fortunately, Xinyuan is independent from the community behind it and does not need to be controlled. Xue Yang drove out his business car and temporarily let Chen Xinzhi live in it.
Chen Xinzhi drank two bowls of porridge, took a hot bath, took two pills, and then slept in the warm car for a full day and night.
It wasn't until earlier that he woke up and called Xue Ling and the others, saying that his head no longer hurt and his energy had recovered.
Even though he was mentally restored, his tone was still filled with sadness.
His father-in-law and mother-in-law felt very sorry for him, but they could not help him even though they were thousands of miles away. They could only ask him to take care of himself first.
Chen Xinzhi said that Xiao Tong sent him a message, saying that Duoduo went to the airport and caused a scene and was almost arrested by the police and detained at the police station.
Later, he went to the high-speed rail station and the train station, but no one expected that he could not buy any tickets to the Imperial Capital.
Everyone told him clearly that every entrance and exit of the imperial capital was blocked, and no means of transportation could enter.
Zheng Duoduo collapsed. When he returned to the hotel room, he locked the door and hid in bed crying.
Xiao Tong was also very sad. He entrusted the child to his parents and stayed alone in the hotel with him to comfort him.
Chen Xinzhi called Zheng Duoduo and discussed with him that his mother should be buried for the time being and that he would hold a funeral for the old man later when everyone was gathered.
Zheng Duoduo just responded with a low "hmm" at first. Then he was silent for a moment and suddenly burst into tears.
He shouted excitedly that it was not true, it was definitely not true!
Chen Xinzhi sighed, and then fell silent.
Zheng Duoduo cried uncontrollably, swore here and there, until she finally shed tears silently.
When Chen Xinzhi was about to hang up, he even warned his brother to take care and not to cause any trouble.
The situation in the imperial capital is still very serious, and the hospitals are crowded with elderly people who are seriously ill.
Xue Huan began to wake up, but his cough was very serious. He prescribed some Chinese medicine and used an electric pot to make medicine for himself every day.
Cheng Huanran became a volunteer in the hospital, helping with work and taking care of Xue Huan every day.
With his care and company, Xue Huan felt a little better.
Zheng Xiaoyi was still busy at his job and could not take care of his husband at all. Hearing that he had finally recovered, he cried uncontrollably.
Cheng Huanran explained that major cities across the country are currently sending many outstanding doctors and medical personnel to support the imperial capital, and the medical pressure has begun to ease, hoping to usher in victory as soon as possible.
Xue Ling squinted his eyes while looking at the seascape not far away, and murmured: "What people fear most is losing hope. Fortunately, the imperial capital has already welcomed hope."
Cheng Tianyuan knew that she was worried about the children of the imperial capital, so he gently held her hand.
"No matter how difficult it is, we have overcome it. There is no need to worry about a little virus. Don't worry, the children are all fine."
Xue Ling looked at the beautiful scenery in front of him and murmured: "Before experiencing disasters and illnesses, many people don't think that ordinary daily life is just a peaceful life. It seems that they only remember the trivialities and boredom of life, all kinds of sorrows and worries. Only experience
Only after you have passed it will you realize that what you valued before may not be important. The most important thing for a person is always to live first, and then to have other things. We are all still here, so we should secretly rejoice, and we should cherish the days in the future even more."
Sister Achun is a person who loves life so much. Her kindness, optimism and diligence are worthy of learning from the younger generation.
She is gone, but she lives in the hearts and memories of all of them.
Sadness and reluctance are inevitable, but sadness will eventually pass. Only by facing the future in a better state and living optimistically and kindly like her can we truly live up to life and the meaning of life.
Xue Ling leaned on his shoulder and asked, "Where are Lao San and Ah Qing? Why haven't you seen them in the past two days?"
"I'm busy." Cheng Tianyuan explained: "I said I was going to buy medical supplies and medicines, and I would continue to donate them later."
Xue Ling nodded: "Everyone should do as much as they can. The old people should hide and take good care of their health, the young and strong can contribute, and those who have money will do their best. If we are united, victory is in sight."
"Yeah. I'll see you soon!"
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