agricultural doctor

Chapter 164
When Mrs. Lu went to close the courtyard door, Zhou Yunzhu had already dragged Yeran into the back room.

The window in the back room was open, and the night breeze slowly blew into the room. Lu Jun wanted to light up the lamp to read, fearing that the wind would blow out the lamp, he put the lamp on the leeward cabinet.

"Yunzhu, I'm fine, you go and accompany Shitou."

Hearing the sound of footsteps, Lu Jun raised his head and saw Zhou Yunzhu bringing Ye Ran in, he paused for a while: "This is..."

It's no wonder that Lu Jun was a little surprised!

Although Zhou Yunzhu has a sharp temper, she has always acted in a very measured manner.

After his leg became paralyzed, Zhou Yunzhu never brought anyone into the back room in order to take care of his face.

This time, it was a little lady who came...

"She is the Ranniang who saved our stone."

Zhou Yunzhu mentioned Yeran to Lu Jun several times. After she introduced Yeran's identity, Lu Jun straightened up and collapsed into the bamboo chair with the backrest, and put the book on the table beside him.

"My Shitou, thanks to Ran Niang for saving me."

He put his hand on the armrest of the bamboo chair, and nodded at Chao Yeran in a gentle and courteous manner: "So, I'm here to help you!"

Ye Ran was a little surprised by Lu Jun's trust.

It can be seen that the husband and wife relationship between Zhou Yunzhu and Lu Jun is harmonious, and it is precisely because Lu Jun believes that she respects her wife that he accepts Yeran's appearance very calmly.

In fact, Ye Ran didn't know that Lu Jun didn't trust Ye Ran's medical skills because he believed in Zhou Yunzhu.

Rather, he is a man, paralyzed in bed, who has suffered for Yunzhu in the past few years, although he has controlled his emotions well in front of Zhuniang, countless times in the dead of night, looking at the sleeping lady, he felt guilty.

He is a man, and Yun Zhu shouldn't be allowed to work so hard for him.

He owed Yunzhu too much, how could he destroy the hope in her heart?
In Lu Jun's heart, Zhou Yunzhu's hope is more important than a man's self-esteem. Since she hopes for her own well-being, what does it matter whether Ye Ran can cure his illness?

As long as Yunzhu wishes, he can't take her away.

Ye Ran thought it would take a lot of talking to persuade Lu Jun to let her feel his pulse, but he didn't expect that there was no wave in his eyes, and he was already prepared for her to take his pulse.

He was too calm, obviously not hopeful about his medical skills.

Zhou Yunzhu moved a chair early and placed it beside Lu Jun, signaling Ye Ran to sit down and take a pulse.

Ye Ran didn't care what Lu Jun was thinking, An Rantaizhi sat down, and slightly curled his fingers to catch his pulse.

The room is very quiet, so quiet that a needle can be clearly heard when it falls to the ground.

Zhou Yunzhu tightly grasped the hand under the wide sleeve, staring nervously at Yeran and her slightly pursed lips.

All around, there is only the sound of the breeze, only the slight whizzing sound of burning candles...

After a while, Ye Ran frowned slightly, looking thoughtful.

Is it really helpless?

Lu Jun lowered the disappointment in his eyes, feeling that such a result was reasonable.

Because of his paralysis, the Lu family searched everywhere for doctors and medicines. After three years of consultation, the result was that although Ran Niang knew some medical principles, she was just a country woman.

What can I do with his illness?
The reason why he was willing to agree to Yunzhu to let Yeran take his pulse was because he didn't want to disappoint his wife who had worked so hard for him.

This disappointment finally came!

Seeing that Yeran's brows were deeply knotted, Lu Jun comforted in a gentle voice: "I suffer from this paralysis, and Uncle Zhou and the doctor of the Herbal Medicine Hall have no roots to be found. Ranniang doesn't have to worry about it."

"No, it's not paralysis."

After Yeran stopped, he asked with a serious expression: "When did you get sick? Did you have any symptoms before the onset? Did you have any hidden diseases before?"

(End of this chapter)