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After everything was tidied and they walked into the yard, they saw everyone chatting together. Lin Wu had already moved a small stool, and when he saw He's mother and Su Zhuzhu coming out, he called them over.

Su Zhuzhu went back to the house and wrapped a bag of melon seeds with some waste newspaper and brought it over for everyone to eat. He's mother also brought out the pot of wild grapes that they had picked in the afternoon.

Looking at the educated youth with tired faces but light in their eyes, He's mother was deeply moved by their strong will. They were always passionate about life and were not dragged down by the heavy physical labor. This was also related to the simple folk customs of the local area. After all, this place was close to mountains and lakes, so at least people would not starve to death. Moreover, the team leader was an upright man without so many evil intentions.

After thanking He's mother and Su Zhuzhu, everyone sat down and chatted before it got completely dark. This was the most relaxing moment of the day.

Everyone started talking about what happened after work that night. It turned out that an old man in the cowshed had a severe stomachache, his face turned pale and he was sweating coldly. Because he was sent here, he was not familiar with the people in the team and did not dare to communicate too much. So several old people who lived in the cowshed quickly went to the field to call a few young people for help. When Lin Wu heard this, he immediately ran over to help carry the old man back to the cowshed.

Lin Wu and Liu Daming asked about the old man's condition. It turned out that he often had stomachaches, and this was the first time it was so serious.

The Red Star Brigade was between the village committee and the commune, so Liu Daming and Zheng Qiwen had to go to the village committee clinic to get some painkillers for the old man.

Su Zhuzhu quietly asked old man Lin Wu where exactly in his stomach it hurt. Lin Wu explained the situation in detail. Su Zhuzhu initially determined that it was appendicitis. This attack was so severe that just taking painkillers would not work. If it was delayed any further, something bad might happen.

After whispering something in Lin Wu's ear, Su Zhuzhu stood up and carried the stool back to her room.

Lin Wu was stunned. Why did Zhuzhu ask him not to sleep at night and wait for her outside the Youth Institute? But Lin Wu had no problem with anything. He just listened to what Zhuzhu said.

When He's mother came back, Su Zhuzhu told her that she wanted to secretly go to the cowshed to see the sick old man.

He's mother looked at Su Zhuzhu in dilemma, not knowing whether to let her go or not, fearing that Zhuzhu might get into trouble. Although He's mother knew that many people who were demoted were brought down to the countryside for no reason, she was more worried about Zhuzhu's safety.

"Auntie, it's okay, don't worry. I'll ask Brother Xiaowu to go with me. No one goes to the cowshed at night. I learned some medical skills from my relatives before, so I'll go and take a look. If I can help, I'll help. If I can't, I won't show off. After all, it's a life. Besides, those people in the cowshed are all capable people, and they are the pillars of the country. I'll feel uneasy if I don't go and take a look."

"Zhuzhu, then you need to be careful. Bring a flashlight with you. Remember that times are different now. You need to be extra careful about many things."

Lin Wu's going together made He's mother feel more at ease. After giving Su Zhuzhu a few more instructions, he let her go out quietly.

Su Zhuzhu walked outside the Youth League Institute in the dark and stood at the corner to watch. Sure enough, Lin Wu immediately walked out from the shadows.

"Brother Xiaowu, let's go to the cowshed." After Su Zhuzhu whispered this to Lin Wu, the two of them took advantage of the moonlight and walked directly to the cowshed.

Lin Wu didn't ask anything, but just laughed to remind Su Zhuzhu when there were potholes or stones on the road. After all, soldiers' night vision is much better than that of ordinary people.