agricultural doctor

Chapter 1116
"This child is too pitiful. She cried bitterly and said sorry to her parents who died. She went up the mountain to pick mushrooms and was robbed by bandits. If her parents didn't miss her, they wouldn't be sick..."

Aunt Wu scooped up the water, and asked Yeran who was lighting the fire in front of the stove: "Mother Ran, do you think Da'e is still stupid after all? She has lived in our medicine village for so long, and she has never seen her running back to Li Chundou's grave. Also, how did she know that it was her parents' grave?"

"I'm afraid it was Uncle Tan who said it? They were doing carpentry work together, and Uncle Tan told her all about her parents, but Da'e just smirked and didn't understand. I'm so confused now, I'm afraid I'll remember it all." gone."

Only based on what Carpenter Tan said, Da'e was able to find Li Chundou's grave, which shows that she is really not stupid.

It seems that after feeding the ginseng soup, Da'e woke up in a daze and talked to herself again, remembering the past.

No dementia!

The medicine collected from the mountains is temporarily unusable.

It's also a matter of life, if it wasn't for Da'e's illness, he went to the mountains to find medicine, and he wouldn't have met his sworn brother Bailiyan and rescued him from the mountains.

Aunt Wu scooped the hot water into the bucket, and Ye Ran urged: "Mother, boil another pot of water!"

"What are we going to boil another pot of water for? Da'e didn't have time to eat lunch after all this trouble. So many people are hungry, so they have to cook the rice first."

Covered by the rain curtain, no one found out that Bailiyan had been rescued back to the medicine manor.

If the guards knew about saving Bailiyan, Yin Tian would know about it too!

How would she explain that she risked her life to save a stranger?

Yeran said vaguely: "Abo was injured while picking medicine, and he was soaked through. I was afraid that he would catch a cold, so I wanted to boil a pot of water and give him a bath first."

At the pharmacy, Bailiyan has already woken up.

Abo brought over the boiled ginseng soup, handed it to him, and said disgustedly: "Drink it!"

Bailiyan didn't take the bowl, but carefully looked around the pharmacy, then looked at Abo.

"Save that woman, I want to see her."

When he was in Stone Forest, this man had been fighting with the wolves. When he was helped back to the medicine manor, his body was covered in mud and blood, and the rain had wet his temples, sticking them to his face, so he couldn't see clearly. The way he looked, he only felt that his muscles were tight and powerful.

Now Ah Song cleaned it up for him, and put on a dry shirt for him. This man's facial features are sharp and angular, under his thick eyebrows, a pair of eyes reveals calmness and wisdom.

Although his appearance was not as good-looking as that of Brother Yin, his aura did not lose one point.

Sister Ran gave up her life to save him, which already made Ah Bo dislike him.

When he woke up, he didn't even want to drink the ginseng soup he made, so he insisted on seeing sister Ran?
Abo snorted coldly: "Sister Ran is not something you can meet whenever you want, drink the ginseng soup, and leave as soon as you recover from your injury."

At this time, Yeran asked Asong to help carry hot water and came to the pharmacy in the backyard. Bailiyan pricked up his ears, and when he heard the movement outside the house, the corner of his lips twitched.

"She is coming!"

After finishing speaking, he took the medicine bowl in Abo's hand with a calm expression, took a spoonful of ginseng soup, put it in the spoon and blew slowly.

As soon as Yeran came in with hot water, he stood at the door in a daze when he saw him drinking ginseng soup with a spoon.

His action of scooping things with a spoon is still the same as when he was in the capital.

When she was five or six years old, her master went to travel around the world, and she stayed at Baili's house. Once she caught a cold, it was her righteous brother Bailiyan who took care of her at the sick bed.

(End of this chapter)