Back to the 80s to Raise a Wolfy Boyfriend

After saying this, the boy stepped aside.

Father Jiang, who was standing in front of An Mingji, couldn't wait to go in immediately.

After that, the rest of the Jiang family quickly entered the room. Qiu Qianghai, Yu Qingli, Yu Shuo, and Mrs. Jiang, who was helped by bodyguards, also walked into the living room with difficulty.

Jiang's father, Uncle Jiang, and Mrs. Jiang were present in the Jiang family. As for the female relatives, they were all outside to guard the unconscious Jiang mother.

The younger generation of the Jiang family, Jiang Hanyi's two older brothers, and Jiang Ershu's children are not here.

The people who are now are all the patriarchs who control the fate of the Jiang family.

After everyone walked into the room, Gu Jin slowly stood up from the ground so that they could be behind Jiang Hanyi who was lying on the ground.

Even though his son was wiped clean, the basin of blood beside him and the scars all over his body still made Jiang's father startled when he saw it, and his heart ached like a needle prick.

Facing the members of the Jiang family, Gu Jin slowly waved to Yu Shuo who was not far away.

The latter stepped forward.

"master--"

The corners of Gu Jin's lips curled up slightly, and she stood on tiptoe and patted the other person's shoulder.

There is no way, if you don't stand on tiptoe, you can't touch the other person's shoulder at all.

Such small actions can be ignored.

Facing everyone in the Jiang family, Gu Jin said softly: "Jiang Hanyi's life was saved, but he was seriously injured, and he might be paralyzed in bed for life. He even struggled to eat, and one of his arms was also disabled. .”

Father Jiang clenched his hands into fists when he heard this, and his eyes instantly turned red.

Knowing that his son is still alive, but he is useless, it is impossible not to feel heartbroken.

But what else can he say, after all, his life is still there, as long as he is still alive.

The same is true for Mrs. Jiang and Uncle Jiang.

They all thought it was good to be alive.

Just when they accepted this fact, Gu Jin's voice changed: "I can cure him, make him intact, and livelier than before."

"Is this true?!" Father Jiang said in disbelief, his eyes glowing with astonishing brightness.

Mrs. Jiang also stared at Gu Jin with burning eyes.

"What is Little Jiuye's request? As long as I can save my grandson, my Jiang family is willing to pay all the price!"

When the old man opened his mouth, Father Jiang and Uncle Jiang stood aside, and they could not refute what the old father said.

Moreover, they were willing to exchange what the Jiang family could give for a safe and healthy Jiang Hanyi.

Gu Jin met Mrs. Jiang's eyes, and she shook her head slightly.

She patted Yu Shuo's arm, and the corners of her lips curled up slightly: "Actually, I have no relationship with the old man's grandson. I made the move today because my apprentice invited me here."

After finishing speaking, she turned her head and stared at Yu Shuo.

Everyone turned their attention to Yu Shuo who was beside her. Father Jiang and Second Uncle Jiang were a little unbelievable. They never knew that Yu Shuo actually worshiped a young girl as his teacher.

Knowing that she hadn't finished speaking, everyone was waiting.

Gu Jin walked up to An Mingji's side, put his arm on his shoulder, and continued: "Jiang Hanyi's life has been saved, but he will not be able to move freely in the future, but my brother is kind-hearted. Seeing how pitiful he wants to be." I healed him."

Everyone's eyes were drawn to An Mingji again by Gu Jin.

"..." An Mingji, who had been praised, had a calm face at the moment, but his heart was a little confused.

I saw Gu Jin helplessly, staring dotingly at the young man beside him, and continued: "But he doesn't know, it's not easy to save people, Jiang Hanyi's situation is complicated, only the disciples and grandchildren who have been passed down in the same line, I can help, it's not that I don't want to save people." , but the method of salvation has taboos.”