Chapter 757: The Shepherd's First Love (Campus 4)

her expression was restrained. In Jun's family, she felt like an outsider.Fang Da Ma skillfully cleaned up the pieces on the ground. Seeing her downcast expression, she tried to comfort her, "Our you...In the days following the funeral, Jun Zhimu didn't rush to leave. Instead, he stayed at the Jun family home with his grandfather, behaving himself properly. It was probably the most filial thing he'd ever done in all these years. 。The old butler and Ms. Fang, along with the other elderly servants, were very pleased. Although Old Master Jun didn't say anything, he was comforted in his heart. After all, Old Master Jun had experienced many storms and hardships. The death of his son, a white-haired person sending a black-haired person, after these few days, he gradually let go 。My dad is finally free from the pain and living for himself. 。 。Mr. Jun suddenly realized, he had kept his son's life all these years because he, the old father, was too selfish. 。His son Jun Qing was too mild-mannered, never willing to express his inner thoughts and feelings. On the contrary, thinking about his grandson Jun Zhi Mu's bad temper made him feel more at ease. 。However, there was one thing that always stuck with the old man, “You don't like women Don't go out and pick up some bad habits!”In Old Master Jun’s conservative view, men and men were not within his acceptance range, especially for the only seedling of his Jun family. 。His son is gone, but he still clings to this frail life, hoping that his unfilial grandson will bring more heirs to the Jun family. 。Junzhi's shepherd looked somewhat surprised, he didn't understand why his grandfather suddenly started talking to him about such a boring topic. 。"I'm asking you a question, speak clearly!"Old Master Jun rebuked him with a hint of anger, his heart was anxious inside, worried that this rascal would really learn to be what they call "comrades", oh dear, that would truly be a calamity. 。The Shepherd of the Lord refused to answer those idiotic questions, staring seriously at his grandfather with a tight-lipped silence. 。Now the old master Jun was really flustered, and with a cane he rushed towards this unfilial son. Seeing this, the old butler behind him immediately stepped in to stop him, "Master, calm down." 。You mustn't hit the young master, and if you do, the old man will regret it himself. 。

The most important thing is that it hurt their feelings. What if their young master goes abroad and never comes back Then what will happen 。"Young Master Zhimu is still young, he hasn't thought about these things yet..." The old butler hurriedly tried to persuade. 。Master Jun roared, "He's still young! Hmph, Old Chen's grandson was given a wife at 16 years old and now has several women at home to raise. At 22 years old, he should have been married with children long ago!"Jun Zhimu raised an eyebrow but remained silent. 。The old butler looked amused and bewildered. That young master Chen was a notorious womanizer, having had relationships with so many women at just 16 years old. What kind of good example was he setting 。"Master, this isn't something that can be rushed. Our young Master Zhimu is still too young. Marriage is a matter of fate." 。The old housekeeper still gently advised. 。。Neither Master Jun nor the old butler had expected that they would have to wait until Jun Zhimu was three years old before things could happen. 。Jun's shepherd finally reached his limit after five days of scolding from his grandfather. "…tell grandpa, I'm going to the city today>>>" 。"Master Jun, your pastoral life has just begun in the East Garden. It's mostly Auntie Fang who takes care of you. Auntie Fang expressed surprise, then said with a hint of disappointment, "Young Master Zhimu, are you leaving already" 。

Both the Jun family and their extended family are eagerly looking forward to Jun Zhimu returning home. 。"Today I went to the city...I will come back before going abroad." 。It is rare for someone to be so willing to chat with an older woman like your mother. 。"Okay, okay, so should we arrange a driver""No need..." 。" Jun's shepherd went to the market with no particular purpose, just wanting to go for a walk and visit his friend Tang Yu. " 。In Junzhi's view, Tang Yu was a freak who stood alone, untethered and seemingly disinterested in the world. 。In contrast, he has a busy schedule every day, but in fact, he is quite similar to Tang Yu. Both of them feel empty in life and don't know what they're missing. Anyway, Jun Zhimu likes to be around intelligent people. 。He probably won't stay in China, but some aspects of the project could be collaborated on with Tang Yu. 。Fang Da Ma ran to report Jun Zhi Mu's matter to Old Master Jun. The old man frowned, and the old housekeeper beside him was also anxious, sighing repeatedly, "It would be great if Young Master Zhi Mu was willing to stay in China..." 。This is their wish, but everyone understands that it's unlikely. 。

Young Master Zhimu said he would come back before going abroad. 。"Fang Da Ma repeated the sentence, afraid that the old man missed it. At least their young master didn't leave without saying goodbye." 。

Old Master Jun let out a snort and said nothing. 。"Master Qingcheng passed away on the day Master Zhimu was born." 。"Fang Da Ma softly reminded, and sighed." 。That day was Lantern Festival. It's a good day to remember, but some days are the kind you really want to forget. But it's really hard to pretend you don't remember them. 。His cold-hearted nature meant he didn't care about birthdays, anyway, he wasn't home to celebrate. 。Master Jun's face was stern, but his heart was heavy. He worried that this son of his would probably be even less willing to come home in the future. No one could hold him back; he would run wild and do whatever he pleased. 。The Junzhi Mu over there was hailing a taxi as it just pulled up to a university. 。slightly, his eyes suppressing some emotion.Turning to her clear eyes, so full of determination."What is it" he murmured back.She stared straight at him, her pupils constricting slightly, "I called yo...