Guide To Raising the Sick Villain

Chapter 38

Qiao Lan knew that Tan Mo was very dependent on her now, but Uncle Chen’s words sounded a little weird. Despite this, Qiao Lan didn’t think much of it.

Uncle Chen admitted frankly that he partly did this to help her, but he also really needed Qiao Lan’s help. So Qiao Lan felt more convinced.

iao Lan went upstairs to pack her things and sighed, including food and housing, there was good food and good accommodation, why not go.

Alas, I’m so realistic.

Qiao Lan didn’t have a lot of things, she bought some clothes and books, and soon came down. While she was waiting for the car to start she began casually chatting with Uncle Chen .

There were some things that Uncle Chen wouldn’t say when Tan Mo was present, but now that Tan Mo wasn’t here, Uncle Chen had nothing stopping. So he asked about her  family situation.

Uncle Chen asked her if her parents would be anxious if she didn’t go home. Qiao Lan didn’t have the need to hide it. From the perspective of a bystander, she talked about the people in Qiao’s family. Qiao Lan felt that she had a good mentality.

Uncle Chen glanced at the girl with a faint expression in the rearview mirror, and thought that this child was indeed much more mature than the average child of her age.

Tan Mo had difficulty making friends with his peers because of his illness. At the beginning, Uncle Chen thought that if one day Tan Mo had a close friend, that friend would be a bit older than Tan Mo. But if he or she was a peer, that person would also be more mature than his or her peers, because then they would have more patience in order to tolerate Tan Mo’s temper. It would also allow them to go through the trouble of getting past his indifference, and slowly understand him.

Uncle Chen watched Tan Mo grow up, from the indifference and estrangement a few years ago, until now when he slowly began to change bit by bit. No one would know or understand the pure joy in Uncle Chen’s heart when he saw this development. 

Although Tan Mo was still expressionless, he gradually learned how to take the initiative and how to care for people; he understood a variety of richer emotions, happiness, anger, disappointment, and even grievances, and slowly his walls fell bit by bit. .

The boy will always have a black and white world, but slowly some new colors are being added, although it is slow, but it is already a progress that has surprised him immensly.

Uncle Chen knews how difficult it was for Tan Mo to meet such a person, so Uncle Chen would seize every opportunity to make Tan Mo and Qiao Lan get closer, such as today’s favor, such as his intentions today at school. He had gone to the school’s office hoping to put Qiao Lan and Tan Mo in the same class next year.

Fortunately, Qiao Lan’s grades were also very good, otherwise it would be a little difficult to handle.

Tan Mo actually didn’t like having a summer vacation. Although he now had Qiao Lan’s phone number, and Qiao Lan had also said that she would come to him when she had time and would invite him out to eat, but she never specified a time. But even if a specific time was mentioned, the most they might meet during summer vacation couldn’t compare to the hours they would spend at school. 

Summer vacation was too long, and with a vacation of nearly two months, seeing each other once or twice was really pitiful.