I love you, it's my land

Chapter 196 Don't You Really Remember? (8)

There was an unknown look in his eyes, and he was drinking a glass of water leisurely in his hand.

Sheng's mother was anxious to play the cards, and when she saw Gu Lanshan holding the cards without making a sound, she urged: "Shanshan, hurry up!"

Gu Lanshan lowered her head, looked at the cards, studied them, and threw one away.

Sheng Shi held Gu Lanshan in his arms and looked at the cards in her hand, drawing a card to help her play from time to time, played seven games and won five games.

Gu Lanshan's high fever had just subsided, and she took medicine, which has the effect of sleeping. In the end, she felt a little drowsy, and her movements of playing cards became much slower. Seeing her like this, Sheng Shi said that it was getting late and it was time to rest.

Mother Sheng checked the time, and it was indeed getting late, so she said, "Twenty Shanshan, you should live in the old house today."

Sheng Shi nodded, stood up, and Gu Lanshan followed him upstairs.

After entering the bedroom, Gu Lanshan went to the bathroom to fill in the bath water.

After putting it away, Gu Lanshan called Sheng Shi to take a bath, Sheng Shi stepped into the bathroom, Gu Lanshan naturally stood in front of him, with a calm expression on his face, wanting to help him unbutton his shirt.

Sheng Shi suddenly thought of the wound on his back that was hit by Chief Sheng, so he immediately raised his hand and held her wrist, "I'll do it myself, you go out."

Gu Lanshan's eyelashes drooped slightly, she pulled her hand away from his, and walked out of the bathroom.

Because the two of them seldom go back to the Sheng family's old house, the bed was covered with a bed cover. Gu Lanshan stepped forward and uncovered the bed cover, only to see Sheng Shi's clothes on the bed cover, which came from her and Sheng Shi's home this afternoon. Gu Lanshan tidied up the one she was wearing, and planned to put it in the clothes basket, but she left it behind the light-colored casual clothes, and there was a faint bloodstain on it.

Gu Lanshan frowned slightly, then picked up the clothes and looked at them carefully, and found that there were many spots of blood on them.

Gu Lanshan held the clothes in thought for a while, then threw the clothes into the clothes basket, got up and rummaged in the cabinet for a long time, and took an ointment.

Sheng Shi came out of the bathroom wrapped in a bathrobe, and Gu Lanshan went into the bathroom to take a shower. When she came out again, Sheng Shi was already lying on the bed.

Gu Lanshan walked to the dressing table at the side, combed her dry hair, took the ointment she put on the dressing table, turned around and walked to the bed, and smiled at Sheng Shi: "I'll put some on your back." Medicine."

Sheng Shi was taken aback for a moment, and then saw that the clothes he threw on the bed had been taken away, and he was annoyed in his heart how he forgot about this, and she still knew that he had been beaten.

Sheng Shi was half a beat late before taking off his bathrobe, turned over, and lay down on the bed.

Gu Lanshan saw a few bloodstains on Shengshi's back, which were already red and swollen, looking particularly ferocious and terrifying.

Her eyes were in a daze for a moment, she pursed her lips, squeezed out the ointment, and gently rubbed it on the wound bit by bit.

Her movements were very gentle, the ointment touched the wound, and there was a hint of coolness, which was very comfortable. Shengshi was lying there enjoying it, and the slight bitterness in his heart from playing cards just now turned into sweetness.

After applying the medicine, Gu Lanshan glanced at the faint scar above Sheng Shi's right shoulder blade, and said: "This medicine can remove the scar, you have a scar here, I will apply some medicine. "

Immediately, she squeezed some more ointment, intending to wipe it off, but before her hand touched his skin, Sheng Shi suddenly turned sideways, grabbed her wrist, and looked at it brightly and meaningfully. Looking at her, he said, "This scar means a lot to me."

(End of this chapter)