The streamer is incredibly popular, and the top spender on her is vying to pamper her.

Chapter 407 Purpose

There was a noise at the door, and a short, stout man came in from outside.

He gestured with his hands and continued excitedly, "It seems to be a limited edition worldwide, almost two small goals."

"Damn, when I have money, I'm going to buy one too, and then I'll drive it around the whole of Beijing three times."

He was speaking enthusiastically when suddenly a cough was heard.

The sound stopped, and only then did they notice that there was another person in the living room.

The man's eyes suddenly lit up as he stared straight at Jiang Zhouzhou: "You must be my famous internet celebrity sister! I was talking about you with my buddies the other day, and some of them have even watched your live streams!"

“I told them you were my sister, but they didn’t believe me.”

The man was fat and had a face full of fat; no one would believe that he and Jiang Zhouzhou were half-siblings.

"Sis, let's talk about something! Next time you do a live stream, let me show my face so that all your fans will follow me. I want to be an internet celebrity too."

"My brothers also want to meet you in person. Would you do me the honor of having a meal with me sometime?"

The man kept calling her "sister" in a very affectionate way.

Jiang Zhouzhou frowned slightly and said directly, "I'm busy."

Feeling humiliated on the spot, the man's face darkened instantly, and he muttered under his breath, "Such a pretentious act?"

Jiang Tao scolded, "Jiayao, don't be so insensible."

Jiang Jiayao pursed his lips and remained silent.

Jiang Tao glanced outside the door and frowned: "By the way, why hasn't your mother come back yet?"

The spoiled son plopped down on the sofa, and because of his weight, the sofa sank in.

He crossed his legs and said nonchalantly, "My mom wants to buy this older sister some new clothes, so she told me to come back first."

Jiang Tao looked at Jiang Zhouzhou and explained with a smile, "Your aunt knew you were coming and said she had never bought you anything before, so she specially went out to the mall today to buy you some gifts."

His stepmother, whom he had never met before, became considerate and virtuous through his few words.

Jiang Zhouzhou lost interest in watching their family act and asked, "Where's my room?"

Jiang Tao quickly said, "It's on the second floor. Your grandma made the bed for you herself."

There was only one maid in the house, who took Jiang Zhouzhou to a room on the second floor.

The room was very clean, and a vase with a bunch of fresh lilies sat on the table, filling the air with a delicate fragrance.

Jiang Zhouzhou originally didn't plan to stay here, but her grandmother was already terminally ill, and treatment would be of little use.

I agreed to stay here, partly so I could spend more time with her.

Secondly... let's just consider it fulfilling a dream of our childhood selves!

That version of herself who longed for her father to take her to the big villa every day...

I opened my phone, and it was full of messages.

As Jiang Zhouzhou read the messages from everyone, a slow smile appeared on her lips, and she replied to each one.

[Zhou Gougou: Were you bullied?]

[Jiang Zhouzhou: No, they want to acknowledge me back; they're very attentive to me.]

[Zhou Gougou: Tsk, hurry up and come back]

[Jiang Zhouzhou: Okay]

[Lin Chen: Zhouzhou, did that family bully you? If they did, I'll fly to Beijing right away.]

When she went on a long trip, everyone worried that she would be bullied.

Jiang Zhouzhou put down her phone and glanced out the window.

She had just arrived in Beijing, but now she already wanted to go back to Shanghai.

After putting her luggage away, Jiang Zhouzhou went to her grandmother's room.

The cancer was in its late stages and had spread throughout the body; the room was filled with bottles and jars of painkillers.

The old lady used to feel unwell, but she would endure it as long as she could. When she couldn't bear it anymore, she would go to the village clinic to buy some medicine, but she never went to the hospital for a check-up.

According to the mindset of the elderly in rural areas, illnesses only come to light after examination; if you don't get checked, then everything is fine.

By the time the disease was discovered, it was already in its late stages of liver cancer.

Grandma lay in bed, no longer as energetic as before. She reached out her hand to Jiang Zhouzhou, her fingers trembling, "Girl, come here."

Jiang Zhouzhou walked over, sat on the edge of the bed, and held her thin, bony hand.

“I know you have resentment in your heart, resentment towards your father for abandoning you, and also resentment towards me, your biased old woman.”

“Ever since you left, I’ve been thinking about you every single day. After all, you’re the child I raised myself. How could I let you go without worry…”

“Back then, I would go to your high school teacher’s house every day to ask if you were doing well outside and if you had been wronged.”

"Several times, I wanted to go to you, but I was too ashamed to face you..."

"I guess this illness is God's punishment for me. I'm not afraid of death, but I'm really worried about you."

"Zhouzhou, make up with your dad!"

Jiang Zhouzhou looked down at her grandmother's aged face and said calmly, "Grandma, if you really want to think about me, then don't say these things anymore. When I was a child, the age when I needed my father's love the most, he disappeared without a trace like an invisible person, and now I don't need this kind of affection anymore."

Even though her grandmother wasn't very kind to her, she was Zhouzhou's only family member, the only one she could rely on.

When her parents abandoned her to her grandmother as a burden, this little old lady who raised her was, no matter how harsh or strict she was, her benefactor.

Seeing Jiang Zhouzhou's resolute attitude, Grandma sighed helplessly, "You child..."

Silence fell in the room.

"I heard from your dad that you're a live streamer now?" the old lady suddenly asked.

Jiang Zhouzhou hummed in agreement.

Grandma frowned: "Your dad said that being a female live streamer isn't a very respectable profession. They need to rely on men's donations to earn money, and they dress provocatively and try to please them online..."

The elderly man doesn't know how to use the internet and only learns about the livestreaming industry from snippets of conversation with his son.

“Since you’re unwilling to acknowledge your father, then Grandma will change her request. You can quit this job. I’ll have your father arrange for you to meet a few men of suitable age and with good family backgrounds. I’ll only feel at ease if you get married and settle down as soon as possible.”

Jiang Zhouzhou didn't reply, a fleeting look of disappointment flashing across her lowered eyes.

Recognizing relatives.

Blind date.

It seems that this is the purpose of bringing her back.