Your Beloved Sweetheart Is Online-Chapter 1701 - 1704: I Will Hold On to You Until the End of Life 4

A few villagers spoke one after another, and Hua Hua felt even more upset, "Does any of you have a photo of my mom... my aunt? I want to see her and take it back for Little Chu to see."

A few villagers shook their heads, "A photo, I really don’t have one."

"No photo."

"I don’t have a photo at home either."

A middle-aged woman hesitated for a moment, "I remember I might have one at home, a photo taken when I was young with the wife of the Yuan family. At that time, she was pregnant, and I was pregnant too. We went to the photo studio together to take a photo as a memento. Wait for me, I’ll go home and look for it. I don’t know if I can still find it."

Then, she hurried back home.

Hua Hua couldn’t wait and followed her. He stayed at the middle-aged woman’s house for half an hour before she found a yellowing photo and handed it to him, "Found it, it’s this one. I’m on the left, and the wife of the Yuan family, Fengtong, is on the right. She was pregnant at the time, you see."

"Fengtong was the most fashionable woman in our town at the time and knew how to dress. Even with a big belly, she looked much better than me. Hehe, I was just a rural woman, no comparison to her. I heard she was an overseas Chinese and came to Qishui Town after marrying into the Yuan family. But the Yuan family was also outsiders moving here. They were quite wealthy at that time, doing... hehe..." The woman didn’t directly mention their drug business.

But people didn’t know at the time that Yuan Huoshan from the Yuan family was involved in drug smuggling. When their family moved here, they were quite wealthy. I heard they were in the rubber business and had several bodyguards at home, very imposing. 𝚏𝕣𝐞𝗲𝐰𝕖𝐛𝐧𝕠𝕧𝚎𝚕.𝐜𝚘𝗺

Hua Hua treated the photo as a treasure, "Can I have this photo?"

"Sure, take it and bring it back for Little Chu. Tell her to come back for a visit when she can. Even though her dad committed a crime, she’s innocent and doesn’t need to hide. She should come back. Her grandma passed away a few years ago, and it was us neighbors who took care of the funeral. Without the younger generation present, it’s really sad when you think about it."

"Little Chu’s grandma was..." Hua Hua dared not ask too loudly.

She said, "A cerebral hemorrhage, went quickly without much suffering."

Hua Hua held the photo and returned home despondently. A few villagers had already dispersed, and Ling Yin stood at the door watching him. She hugged him tightly, pressing his head to her shoulder, "How was it? Did you get a photo?"

Hua Hua nodded and took out the photo, "This one on the right."

"Let me take it back and check."

Hua Hua clung to it, not giving it away—it’s the only memory his mom left him.

Ling Yin took out her phone, took a picture of the photo, and sent it via MMS, asking someone to check what’s going on, "Could she not have died? Otherwise, why would it be an empty tomb?"

Hua Hua’s dim eyes suddenly lit up, "Is that possible?"

"I don’t know, let’s check first and not overlook any possibility."

Hua Hua nodded and went inside the house.

He had little appetite, his mind constantly pondering about his mom, wondering what was going on and why it was an empty tomb.

Then he quickly picked up his phone, also took a photo, and sent it to Gu Shaocheng. As he typed a message, he said to Ling Yin, "I’ll also ask my brother to help me investigate, the more people the better. Hurry up and eat, I want to go to the hospital where my mom gave birth, and ask the doctor who was responsible for the delivery back then about what illness my mom had, maybe I’ll find something."