agricultural doctor

Chapter 1586
He San said that He Huahua followed her husband and sold dried fish in the East City of Zecheng.

However, Lu Yongming has been inquiring for so long, but there is no news.

Lin Lang can tell the fishmongers in Dongshi clearly and clearly, how many people are there in which one, and what are they doing, and he can count them clearly, but he has never heard of He Huahua.

Could it be that He Huahua didn't come to Zecheng with her husband-in-law at all?

Yeran patted the sleeping Yue'er, thinking about He Huahua's affairs, and Yin Tian took a bath and opened the door to enter the room, which shocked her greatly.

He came over, glanced at the sleeping Yue'er, caressed her face with his big palm, and moved close to her ear.

"Ran'er, why are you so engrossed in thinking?"

Ye Ran was worried about He Huahua, she agreed to Uncle He, and Sun Yichen took a letter to Xiushui Village tomorrow, but there was no whereabouts of He Huahua, how to explain?

She wrapped her arms around Yin Tian's neck, "I miss you!"

Yin Tian put her head on her chest and asked hoarsely, "You went to Dongshi with Lu Yongming today?"

"I can't hide anything from you. When I left Xiushui Village, I promised Uncle He that I would find He Huahua as my relative. When Lu Yongming went to Dongshi to stock up, he kept inquiring about her, and he went there in person during the day. Fish No one in the city has heard of He Huahua."

If He Huahua was really in Dongshi, it would be impossible not to find such a living person.

Bystanders are clear, authorities are fans!

Yin Tian reminded Ye Ran: "Could it be that she changed her name?"

Yes!

The name He Huahua is too old-fashioned. Maybe she changed her name after she came to Zecheng?

Excited, Yeran kissed her: "Why didn't I think of it? I'll go to Dongshi to look for it tomorrow. As long as someone is in Dongjie, I can find it by digging three feet."

She moved too much, Yue'er turned over.

Yin Tian put his fingers on Ye Ran's lips, and made a hissing motion. The softness touched by his fingertips made him want more, and he cupped her face heavily with a heavy breath, leaning over to hold the fragrance... …

Uncle and nephew Sun Yichen hadn't seen each other for a long time, and they chatted all night, and only closed their eyes for a while at dawn.

Yesterday, steward Zhou was asked to send someone to the herbal hall to pick them up, and the cavalry team brought by Qin Bai from Yecheng also rushed to the house, and the packaged ointment and pills had already been loaded into the car.

As soon as the breakfast is eaten, Qin Bai is about to leave!
Yeran accompanied Sun Yichen and sent Qin Bai off for a trip. Taking advantage of the bustling East Street morning market, Yeran was about to leave for the East Market.

The clerk at the herbal hall hurried over to the house: "Yesterday, the orthopedic department of the herbal hall took in a seriously ill young man. After the shopkeeper Su finished his bone grafting, he was unconscious all the time. The doctors couldn't do anything. It took a long time to wait." Fearing that his life might be in danger, Shopkeeper Su asked the younger one to call Steward Ye."

Hurry up!
Yeran had no choice but to let Lu Yongming accompany Xue Zheng and Sun Yichen to Dongshi again, and then hurried to the herbal hall with the buddy.

As soon as the carriage stopped, Su Changshun came out to greet him: "Ran Niang, you're finally here, the patient is unconscious, and his whole body is starting to bruise..."

Yesterday after the bone grafting, the pulse diagnosis showed that it was a sign of congestion!

The on-duty doctor of the herbal medicine hall also administered needles and prescribed prescriptions for removing the blood congestion, and asked the boy's mother to swallow it by mouth.

But one night passed, and there was still no sign of waking up?
As soon as Yeran came, Su Changshun was inexplicably relieved, and led her to the quiet backyard. He was still outside the house when he heard the woman's crying.

"Don't cry, he won't wake up even if you cry, and disturb the patient's peace..."

(End of this chapter)