agricultural doctor

Chapter 89
The fact that Zhang Guicai was bitten by a tiger caused a lot of trouble in the village.

Since Zhou Zecheng brought people into the mountains to look for Yeran, Aunt Wu's heart was hanging in her throat, and Yue'er was even more worried that her mother would meet a big bug in the mountains, and she cried until she was in tears.

After Xing'er went out early in the morning, no one was found, and there was no news of Yeran after entering the mountain.

The old and the young were not interested in digging herbs, and walked home with a basket, when they met Xing'er who had come back from the mountains at the door of the house.

When Aunt Wu saw Xing'er, she was overjoyed: "You child, where did you go so early in the morning?"

Xing'er lowered her head and didn't speak.

Aunt Wu's sharp eyes saw that the medicinal herbs dug in Xing'er's basket were the same as those dug by Ye Ran from the mountains.

The voice increased several times in vain: "Entered the mountain? You child, why don't you worry, there are big insects in the mountain, Zhang Guicai bit off his leg, your grandpa Zhou brought people into the mountain to find your mother, and Ran Niang didn't take you Entering the mountain, you still dare to run into the mountain..."

Not seeing Ye Ran for a moment, Mrs. Wu couldn't get her heart down, and she almost burned the rice while cooking.

After the food was brought to the table, Xing'er ate the rice with big mouthfuls, but Yue'er was sobbing at the bowl of coarse grain rice.

"Grandma Wu, will the big bug bite my mother?"

"No, the big bug bites the bad guy."

Xing'er stopped grilling rice, and reached out to pat Yue'er's little shoulder: "Mother is a good person, big bugs don't bite mother."

"really?"

It was too scary to see the bloody Zhang Guicai being carried by the villagers across the field.

Despite Xing'er's comfort, the little man was still worried about her mother, crying so hard that he refused to eat.

The child cried like it was raining, and the tears could merge into a small stream without stopping.

Aunt Wu was very helpless, so she had to suppress the worries in her heart and patted Yue'er's little head to coax her: "Brother is right, your mother is a good person, and big bugs don't bite good people. Yue'er is obedient, after dinner Wu Grandma took Yue'er to the mountain pass to wait for her mother.

Only then did Yue'er wipe away her tears with her sleeve, and picked up the grains of rice with sobs.

When the little man chewed the rice one by one, the bloody picture of Zhang Guicai kept flashing in front of his eyes, and then he thought about his mother who went to the mountains to collect medicine...

In short, a bowl of rice has been grilled for a long time.

After Aunt Wu finished washing the dishes and chopsticks, she went through the dried medicinal materials again. As soon as she led Yue'er out, she ran into Yeran who was striding home with a medicine basket on her back.

"Mother, mother..."

It's okay not to see Ye Ran, Yue'er can still hold back tears.

When she saw Yeran, she let out a wow, and Yue'er cried even more fiercely, as if she had suffered some great grievance.

Ye Ran hugged the little man who rushed over: "What's wrong with Yue'er? Brother bullied you?"

"no!"

Yue'er wrapped her small hands tightly around Yeran's neck, crying so hard: "There are big insects biting people in the mountains, Yue'er thought that she would never see mother again, Yue'er wants mother, Yue'er can't live without her." Mother, Yue'er likes mother..."

"Ranniang, you are back!"

Seeing Yeran standing in front of her safe and sound, Aunt Wu breathed a sigh of relief and explained from the side: "I heard that there were big insects biting people in the mountains. Yue'er was so frightened that she refused to eat. People in the village carried Zhang Guicai covered in blood. After I caught it, I kept crying for my mother."

Her family, Xiao Yue'er, are you worried about her?

Yue'er's tears seemed to be dripping on Ye Ran's heart, she put her head on Yue'er's forehead, kissed lightly, and then hugged the little man even tighter.

(End of this chapter)