You said you would tell fortunes, so you can catch ghosts and exterminate zombies easily?

"why you?"

in the hospital.

When Ah Biao saw Ah Kui coming in so excitedly, his eyes widened and he subconsciously took a step back, his face full of vigilance.

Akui looked confused.

"What me?"

Just now, Kong Aichun pulled A Biao aside and told him that the girl he introduced to him would be here soon. A Biao was hesitating whether to leave quickly, but A Kui came in with a bag of apples.

"Akui, you're here. Let me introduce you. This is A Biao. He's almost forty, a few years older than you. He runs a hardware store..."

As soon as Kong Aiqin said this, A Kui quickly raised her hand:

"Sister Qin, are you introducing me to someone? Didn't I already tell you? I won't get married."

Kong Aiqin smiled and said, "That's because I haven't met a good one. Let me tell you, don't be fooled by Ah Biao's intimidating appearance. He is actually..."

Ah Kui recalled the way Ah Biao dodged when he asked her to give him the amulet, and she was annoyed: "He's just a coward."

"Hey!" Ah Biao stiffened his neck. "How can you talk like that? I'm a good man and I don't fight with women."

"You're such a man? How can you not get married now?"

"What about you? Aren't you also not married? Old aunt!"

Akui rolled up his sleeves and said, "Say it again."

"I'll say it again, you're also an old aunt!"

After A Biao finished speaking, he quickly hid in the corner and rushed out of the ward, leaving behind a sentence: "Aunt Chun, I'm going back first!"

Kong Aichun rolled his eyes when he heard that.

"How could Ah Biao say that to Ah Kui? Our kindness is wasted."

Kong Aiqin smiled, looked at the angry A Kui and asked, "Did you two know each other before?"

A Kui successfully drove A Biao away, and was satisfied. He clapped his hands and sat down.

"Well, Sister Qin, didn't I tell you before? My niece is sick and the hospital can't cure her. A few days ago, I heard there was a miracle doctor on Chunming Street, so I went to see him."

Kong Aiqin was stunned: "Are you looking for a skinny, pale young man around thirty years old?"

"Sister Qin, you know?" Akui was surprised.

"Hey," Kong Aichun said proudly, "It was that young man who reminded you of your sister Qin's illness. The doctor said it was fortunate that it was discovered in time."

"Akui, our young man is really amazing."

"Yes, Master Su is amazing. Let me tell you, my niece wasn't ill at all. She was murdered by that old woman in our town who could communicate with the underworld. She arranged a ghost marriage for her dead grandson."

"The master saw through it right away and helped us dissolve the marriage. My niece can now eat, drink, and sleep. In just two or three days, her complexion has improved a lot..."

Kong Aichun nodded repeatedly: "I know about this. My mother-in-law told me about it when I got home."

"Sister Chun, there's something you don't know. Later, we went to Liangshan to thank Master Su. Guess what? Master Su saw that we were in danger and gave us a peace amulet..."

As Akui was talking, seven or eight people squeezed into the ward.

When she finished her story, someone who had just squeezed in asked hurriedly, "Miss, where does the master you mentioned live?"

A Kui turned around and saw a woman in her fifties or sixties. Her face was sallow, her eyes were dark blue and bloodshot.

"Auntie, do you have something to ask the Master?"

"Yes, yes, yes, my son, my son has been sleeping and can't wake up for more than a month, I, I..."

As she spoke, the woman began to cry.

"So many doctors couldn't find the problem, including the old Chinese doctor. I came to Cuicheng from Hancheng, thinking that big hospitals were better, but it's the same. We did all the tests, but he just won't wake up. I'm scared, afraid he's gone."

The people around hurriedly tried to comfort him.

Akui's eyes also turned red.

When her niece Aning suddenly fell ill, her brother and sister-in-law ran around like this non-stop. They found out where there was a good doctor and took Aning to see him. They also went to all the hospitals in Cuicheng and looked very haggard.

Thinking of this, she hurriedly said: "Auntie, don't worry, the master is on Chunming Street."

Kong Aichun also advised: "That's right, big sister, don't cry. We young people are very capable. But your son is unconscious. Can you take him there by yourself? It's a bit far."

The woman wiped her eyes quickly and said, "Yes, yes, I'm strong enough. I can just carry my son over."

When everyone heard this, they felt even more sympathetic.

With such a skinny body, how can he carry anyone?

A Kui was not in a hurry to go to the meat processing factory to work, so he simply stood up.

"I'll go with you."

The woman thanked him repeatedly and took Akui to her son's ward.

A Biao met Zhang Wei at the hospital gate and chatted with him for a while while leaning against the car. Then he saw A Kui coming out carrying a young man on her back, with a woman walking slowly beside her to protect her.

He was stunned for a moment and frowned.

"What's wrong, Brother Biao?"

Zhang Wei exhaled a puff of smoke and looked towards the door suspiciously: "Huh?"

"Eh what?"

"Did you see that woman carrying someone? She's from the meat processing plant. She chased someone down the street with a machete. She was really fierce!"

"Brother Biao, I'm telling you, stay away from women like this, or you'll be hacked to death in a matter of minutes!"

A Biao deeply agreed with this.

But as I watched the figure moving away little by little, I felt a little uncomfortable.

He coughed lightly and said, "Well, I'm going back to the store. Come over for tea when you have time."

"Okay, then I'll go to the station to pick up the passengers."

A Biao walked quickly and soon saw A Kui carrying someone at the next intersection.

He was stunned for a moment, then subconsciously covered his face and quickened his pace.

As luck would have it, at that moment the light turned red.

A Biao had already taken three steps on the zebra crossing, hesitated, and then retreated embarrassedly.

Then he turned around and glared at Akui: "Put him down."

Akui frowned when she saw it was him: "What?"

"How can you carry someone with your tiny body? Can't you see that the person's feet are almost dragging on the ground? Let me do it."

Without saying anything, Ah Biao took the man off Ah Kui, easily carried him on his back, and then asked, "Where are you going?"

"Chunming Street."

A Biao was stunned and looked carefully at the woman next to him. She didn't look familiar and definitely didn't live in Chunming Street.

A Kui coughed lightly, thinking of how he had chased and beaten A Biao in the ward, and now he was helping her regardless of the past grudges, and his eyes were a little evasive.

"Well, my son hasn't woken up in bed for over a month. I'm taking him to see a master."

A Biao understood.

I chatted with the woman along the way.

The woman was from a small town in Hancheng and gave birth to three daughters and a son.

Her son is now 27 years old and is not married. He usually looks after the store at home and occasionally goes out to play with friends.

One day a month ago, he came back from another place. The woman cooked him a bowl of noodles and he went to sleep. He slept and never woke up again.

As she spoke, the woman began to wipe away her tears again: "I have a miserable life. I became a widow at an early age. I finally raised my children, but my son suffered a misfortune, and my three daughters ignored us. Fortunately, there are many kind-hearted people in the provincial capital."

Ah Kui was indignant after hearing this: "Auntie, isn't your daughter too cold-blooded?"

The woman sniffed and shook her head: "Forget it, I don't count on them. As long as my son can wake up..."