The Little Ancestor Teaches You How To Live-Chapter 1022: Are You Willing to Call Me Brother 3 Now? (1)

So much so that Qin Yunzhi and Yan Minmin spent their days hiding here and there, not daring to contact their family over the phone for fear of also being targeted.

But even with all their hiding, their enemies still refused to let the couple go.

It wasn’t until that pursuit when Qin Yunzhi was seriously injured and hospitalized, diagnosed as being in a vegetative state by the doctors, that he finally awoke after two whole years in a coma.

After waking up, Qin Yunzhi hardened his heart completely, knowing only by becoming even more ruthless and decisive than his adversaries could he truly survive.

Subsequently, Qin Yunzhi’s path veered away from his intended business ventures onto a blood-soaked trail of strife. ƒreewebηoveℓ.com

During this time, fearing that his enemies might retaliate against his family, he almost never contacted them.

Only a few times did he send back some photos and voice messages to reassure his family that he and his wife were fine.

Only in the last few years, when everything had stabilized, did Qin Yunzhi dare to return to his home country.

But after so many years of not returning home, his once eager heart became full of trepidation.

He wasn’t afraid of his enemies’ knives and bullets, yet he feared the indifferent looks his family, who he hadn’t seen in twenty years, might give him.

He was afraid that home was no longer home and that the people inside were no longer the ones he knew.

Before returning home, he repeatedly investigated and confirmed everything.

Knowing that his parents were both still alive, his elder brothers and their wives were well, his nephews had grown up, and there was even an additional lovely sister.

Everything was fine.

And they had finally returned.

Susu listened intently to Qin Yunzhi’s story; there were many small details she didn’t quite understand, but she grasped the general gist of it.

Knowing that her third brother and his wife didn’t stay away because they wanted to, but because they dared not return, that they didn’t stop loving their parents, rather they wanted to protect them.

"Did you understand, little sister?" Qin Yunzhi asked as he looked down, unsure if his sister could comprehend what he had said.

"I understand!" Susu replied emphatically.

"Really?"

"Of course!"

"That’s good."

"But there’s one more question! Why didn’t you tell mom and dad?" Susu asked.

"Little sister, do you think our parents would be very sad if I told them?" Qin Yunzhi inquired.

How could he bring himself to tell them? To let his parents know that he had spent years abroad living life on the brink of death? That he had nearly lost his life several times?

To let them know that their son and daughter-in-law had spent time hiding in dark, damp cellars to avoid assassins hired by overseas adversaries, that their son had been in a vegetative state for two years, almost never waking up?

Qin Yunzhi couldn’t bring himself to have that conversation.

They were just angry now, angry with his unfilial behavior, which was something that had already transpired over the past twenty years.

Telling them those things would only add to their pain on top of what they already knew.

He had already been so unfilial; he didn’t want to do anything more that would sadden them.

Susu lowered her head, pondering seriously.

After a while, Susu said, "It seems like you’re right. If mom and dad knew we almost died, they would cry, and we can’t make our parents cry."

What Susu said warmed Qin Yunzhi’s heart, and he couldn’t resist patting her soft little head.

"Yes, we can’t do that."

"Then... Third brother, I’ll handle mom and dad! I’ll make sure they’re not angry with you guys anymore!" Susu declared resolutely.

"What did you just call me?" Qin Yunzhi was visibly taken aback, as if the sweet and soft sister in his arms had just called him "Third Brother."