agricultural doctor

Chapter 502
Yeran knew that Aunt Wu was afraid that Yin Tian would not like the shoes she made.

Holding the new shoes made by the auntie, she boasted a few words: "The shoes I bought at home are better than those sold outside. They are warm and thick, and he will like them."

These words are flattering to Aunt Wu.

The worry in her heart was gone, she drank the porridge and said happily: "That's right, the warm ones are made at home, and the soles are reinforced, so they won't wear out easily."

The whole family finished their breakfast, including Yue'er, who was chewing slowly, but there was still no movement in Yin Tian's house.

Since Yin Tian came to live in her house, whether he lived in the cave next to the house or moved into a new house, he has always been the first to get up, and the whole family has never had breakfast, and he has not yet appeared.

After Yue'er finished her breakfast, she stood in the yard and glanced at the window of Yin Tian's house. When she was sick, she wanted to lie down and didn't want to get up.

Uncle isn't sick, is he?
Xiaoyue'er tugged at the hem of Yeran's clothes, a little worried: "Mother, is uncle sick?"

When Yue'er asked, Ye Ran was also a little worried!

The weather was so cold, that day in the mountains, when she came out of the cave, she saw Yin Tian roasting rabbits by the fire.

He looked haggard, as if he hadn't rested all night.

It was cold, and he stayed up all night, so he couldn't be really sick, could he?
Strange to say, since Yin Tian moved into his house, he and Yue'er's palpitations have never recurred again. At the beginning, Ye Ran insisted on doing acupuncture for him and Yue'er every other day.

Later, he and Yue'er's pulses were checked, and the pulses were stable.

The matter of acupuncture and acupoints was stopped, and even the prescription was stopped.

Even if he was caught in the wind and cold in the mountains, there would be a movement. The whole family woke up, but there was no sound in his house, which really made Ye Ran a little anxious.

No!

She has to go inside and have a look.

Could it be that his heart palpitations relapsed after staying up all night in the mountains?

The room where Yin Tian slept was connected to Xing'er's room.

The outer room is a study room with a small bed made by Carpenter Tan for Xing'er, and the inner room is Yin Tian's residence.

Yeran knocked on the door, but the door was not closed, it was opened a crack.

At this moment, the sun outside has risen.

Yeran led Yue'er into the house, the sunlight from outside seeped in through the window, against the light, Yeran could clearly see the person lying under the quilt on the bed.

Why didn't he respond to such a big movement?
Yeran couldn't help being anxious, put the cotton shoes and the medicine jar on the table, approached the bed and stretched out his hand to reach his forehead.

"It's not hot either?"

Yeran has always been gentle with patients.

Putting his hand on his forehead, he leaned down and asked softly, "Yin Tian, ​​do you have any discomfort?"

"Why doesn't uncle respond? Uncle must be sick..."

Anxious Yue'er took off her cotton shoes, got into Yin Tian's bed, and shook him vigorously: "Uncle, wake up, uncle..."

On the night before yesterday in the mountains, Ran Niang was restless when she fell asleep, and always burrowed into his arms.

Yin Tian endured all night before he could restrain himself from marrying the woman he had been dreaming of in the mountains. Last night he squatted at He Si's house in the middle of the night, so he fell into a deep sleep.

Since living close to her, his sleep has become more and more peaceful.

In fact, Yin Tian had already heard the movement since Ye Ran stepped into the room where Xing'er lived outside.

He wanted to enjoy the feeling of this woman worrying about him and caring about him, so he restrained himself from continuing to pretend to be asleep, and didn't get up from the bed.

Unexpectedly, Yue'er really thought he was sick, so she got under the covers and shook him vigorously.

(End of this chapter)