In the hospital room, aside from the paralyzed Old Madam Shen lying on the bed unable to speak, there were members of the Mu Family, and the Shen Family.
Mr. Shen, Shen Guangxi, looked at Tian Tian, his gaze deep and silent; no one knew what he was thinking.
Standing next to him was his eldest son, Shen Boyan, who looked about forty-five. Though already of considerable age, his features were refined and delicate, still showing he was a refined and elegant man in his youth.
Beside Shen Boyan stood two men in their thirties and forties, whose facial features either resembled Mr. Shen, Shen Guangxi, or were somewhat similar to the bedridden Old Madam Shen. They were Shen Boyan's two younger brothers, Shen Bohui and Shen Bohong.
Then came the grandchildren generation. The Shen family had an abundance of males and a dearth of females; Old Madam Shen had three sons and one daughter, all present at the bedside now.
