My mother-in-law actually married the prince

I passed by a pastry shop. Wow, there are so many pastries inside, all kinds of them.

There are red, green, and yellow ones. These pastries are extremely delicate and beautiful, and there are also various small animal shapes!

The little rabbit-like one with two long ears standing up is so cute; the pastry in the shape of a kitten has such a cute expression that you can't help but want to touch it.

Lin Zhixin and Zhang Biyun were attracted by these cakes and carefully selected a few boxes from the cake shop. These exquisite cakes made people eager to taste them.

After returning to the pharmacy, Lin Zhixin quickly took out a box of cakes and handed it to Zhang Biyun, and handed another box of cakes and a set of clothes to Wang Taohua.

Wang Taohua took the gift, her face full of smiles, and said, "Oh, thank you for the expense.

"Lin Zhixin responded with a smile: "I'll be staying here for a few days, and I hope you two can take care of me.

Wang Taohua looked at the words "Yufangzhai" printed on the cake box in her hand and thought to herself: The cakes at Yufangzhai are not cheap.

It seems that Lin Zhixin is really generous. I must take good care of her from now on.

Lin Zhixin placed two boxes of cakes on the table in the main hall and said loudly, "These two boxes of cakes are placed here. Whoever wants to eat them can take them.

"After saying that, she left a box for herself. Then, Lin Zhixin went to find Wang Da again, asked for paper and pen, and borrowed a book.

She thought to herself that she had to see if she recognized all the words here.

Hey, I really didn’t expect that although these characters are all traditional Chinese characters, they were all learned by her when she was studying medicine with her grandfather.

Lin Zhixin picked up the pen, and the pen in her hand seemed to have a spirit, and she wrote the two big words "free clinic" neatly on the paper.

These two characters were written with powerful strokes, like flowing clouds and running water, majestic and magnificent. Then he said to Wang Da: "Brother Wang, please put this on the door.

"Wang Da looked at the two written words, his eyes suddenly lit up, and he clicked his tongue twice and exclaimed in praise: "It's so well written. I didn't expect Sister Lin to be so good at handwriting.

This character is like a masterpiece of calligraphy, strong and powerful yet graceful, truly admirable."

Wang Da pasted a piece of paper with the words "Free Clinic" written on it at the door, and immediately many people gathered around and asked what it meant.

Wang Da puffed out his chest and said loudly, "Hey, everyone, listen up! A female doctor has come to our Jishidi Hall these days to provide free clinics.

But, you still have to pay to get medicine at Jishiditang. If you miss the opportunity in these few days, it will be gone!"

The reason why there are so many people in front of Jishitang is because Jishitang is very famous. The medicine here is cheaper, so even in the alley, there are many people.

There were also people coming to see doctors and get medicine. Because of this, the entrance of Jishiditang was always crowded with people passing by, making it very lively.

At this time, a little beggar cleverly came in and asked expectantly, "Is it really free?" Wang Da didn't mind the little beggar's stench and said affirmatively, "The treatment is free.

"He wanted to say, "But the medicine costs money," but before he could finish his words, the little beggar ran away like the wind.

The little beggar ran back to the dilapidated temple and found his sister. At that moment, his sister was holding her stomach, rolling on the ground in pain, with big beads of sweat on her face, as if she had just been pulled out of the water.

As soon as the little beggar ran into the dilapidated temple, he shouted urgently, "Sister, sister, medical treatment at Jishiditang is free!

"After shouting, he yelled again: "Monkey!" The boy who was called monkey ran over immediately after hearing the sound, and without saying a word, he carried the girl who was rolling on the ground in pain on his back.

They didn't dare to delay for even a second and followed the little beggar to Jishiditang.

Along the way, the little beggar was extremely anxious and kept urging the monkey to run faster, as if Jishiditang was their only hope.

Although the monkey was exhausted and out of breath, he gritted his teeth and ran hard, just to get to Jishiditang as soon as possible so that the girl could get medical treatment.