The medical concubine never thinks of going out of the wall

Chapter 1231
Tang Nineteen agreed with this point. Although King Xuan thought it was very bad at first, in fact, after getting along with him, he was nothing more than a bad-tempered young master.

And King Jin's personality is a bit gloomy.

"If Father knows, he will definitely find a wife for him."

Xu Shu looked at Tang Shijiu: "I think that child likes you..."

"Boom," a thunder, drowned out Xu Shu's words.

Tang Nineteen went to the window to have a look, well, wait for the rain to fall, the rain is getting heavier and heavier.

"I, Bao Buqi, is going to live with you tonight. What did you just say?"

Xu Shu smiled lightly: "It's nothing, do you want someone to clean up your room for you?"

"No need. In the summer rain, if you get wet, you can enjoy the cool. I have to go back. Someone will wait for me at the door."

Tang Nineteen pushed open the door. The rain would not stop for a while, and the night seemed to be getting dark. If she didn't go back, Bi Tao might be worried.

Xu Shu didn't force her to stay, and sent her to the door. The carriage was already waiting. Tang Nineteen got into the carriage, wiped the water off his sleeves, and said goodbye to Xu Shu through the window.

The carriage drove into the stormy night, there was loud thunder outside, and the street was empty. Tang Nineteen knew that the rain would get heavier, so he left with King Xuan.

After driving for a while, the car suddenly braked suddenly, accompanied by the neighing of the horse, Tang Nineteen almost fell off the seat.

Busy opened: "What's wrong?"

The coachman's head and face were covered with rain, and he couldn't even see his expression clearly. He shouted at Tang Nineteen: "Princess, I seem to have hit someone."

Following his gaze, there was indeed a person lying on the ground, motionless.

Tang Shijiu's heart tightened, and he quickly jumped out of the car.

The coachman came over to hold an umbrella, and the oil-paper umbrella was messed up by the wind, and it couldn't cover anything at all.

Tang Nineteen was completely drenched, and rushed to the car. There was a person lying on the ground, and he couldn't see anything except that it was a person.

The wind lamp was brought up, but it still didn't work.

Tang Nineteen knelt down and tried to push the man, but the man didn't move.

The coachman panicked: "He rushed out suddenly, I pulled the rein, but I couldn't see if I hurt him, and he just lay there motionless."

"Don't talk about it, get in the car quickly and take it to the hospital."

"Yes Yes."

The coachman put down the lantern and came to carry the man with Tang Shijiu. The two of them struggled to help the man onto the carriage. The coachman went back to get the lantern, but the rainwater poured into the lantern and extinguished it.

Fortunately, there was still a lantern in the car, so I quickly brought it out, and the coachman continued on his way with the help of the weak light.

Inside the carriage, it was pitch black. Tang Nineteen rubbed his hands and sniffed the breath of the underground people. Fortunately, the breath was still there.

I felt the pulse, and it was stable.

The carriage headed towards the medical hall, but after two walks, they both closed early.

Driving on a rainy night was really torturous. Seeing the coachman being messed up by the storm, Tang Nineteen gave the order: "Take me home."

When the car arrived home, Tang Nineteen and the coachman moved the people down.

Bi Tao was really still waiting for the door to sleep, and Xiuqiu and Aunt Lin were also there.

Seeing Tang Nineteen and the coachman carrying a person in wetly, they were a little frightened.

"Miss, what's the matter?"

"Don't worry about it, go in, it's raining too much."

But Bi Tao insisted on holding an umbrella for Tang Jiujiu, and everyone got wet after taking it.

Fortunately, it's summer, so it's like taking a bath after being exposed to rain.

The man was carried in, and Tang Nineteen was placed in his room. Under the light, the man's face was clearly dressed.

(End of this chapter)