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Lu Tang looked at her hunched back and felt a pang of pain in his heart again.

They ate outside at noon. Lu Tang had just vomited in the morning and didn't have a good appetite, so he ate only two bites and stopped.

She sat at the dinner table and her stomach rumbled.

"Xiaotang, are you hungry?" Grandma asked jokingly.

Lu Tang smiled embarrassedly and took the rice handed to him by his grandmother.

She lowered her eyes, and Lu Tang's gaze fell on the food on the table.

I was obviously very hungry, but when I saw the table full of food, I instantly lost all my appetite.

Even...feel like vomiting.

Grandma was the first to notice that something was wrong with her face: "Xiaotang? Are you okay? What's wrong? Are you feeling unwell?"

Ji Shengzhou was helping to get bowls in the kitchen. When he heard the noise outside, he quickly put the bowls down and came out.

Lu Tang's face turned pale, even worse than this morning.

His face was serious. He sat next to Lu Tang and held her hand. "Are you feeling unwell?"

Lu Tang turned his head away, the nausea he had just felt had not yet subsided.

She stood up from her chair and ran towards the door.

"Hey, Xiaotang, what's wrong with you?" Grandma frowned, her face full of worry.

Lu Tang stood in front of the sink in the yard and retched several times.

Ji Shengzhou stood behind her, patting her back gently, trying to relieve her symptoms.

"What's wrong? I'll take you to the hospital now." As she said that, she supported Lu Tang and was about to walk out.

Lu Tang waved his hand: "No, I just feel uncomfortable in my stomach. I just need to vomit it out. I feel much better now."

She deliberately winked at Ji Shengzhou without telling the two elders.

Lu Tang finally found time to go to City B, and he didn't want to make the second old lady worry.

Ji Shengzhou took a deep breath, and after confirming that she was okay, he helped her into the house.

Grandma had already poured her a cup of hot water and handed it to her: "Xiaotang, did you get sick from what you ate at noon?"

Lu Tang forced a smile on his face: "Well, maybe."

She brushed it off with a few words and changed the subject.

For this meal, Lu Tang only ate a bowl of white porridge.

At night, I thought Lu Tang would feel better, but after clearing the table, she vomited again.

"Xiao Ji, take Xiaotang back to the capital now." Grandpa said with a serious expression, looking into Ji Shengzhou's eyes.

"We are in the village. If Xiaotang feels unwell at night, where can we find a doctor? You guys go back."

Lu Tang shook his head: "Grandpa, I'm fine now. We plan to leave the day after tomorrow."

Before he could finish his words, he felt like retching again.

Grandpa was firm and insisted that Ji Shengzhou take her away.

Lu Tang looked into his eyes, which were still bloodshot.

Suddenly, the scene of that night reappeared in her mind.

Grandpa couldn't put on his clothes in one breath and his face turned red.

He lay on the ground, twitching weakly. There were no doctors or equipment here, so he could only wait to die.

She lowered her eyes, her eyes full of reluctance: "Okay, I'll go."

She held Ji Shengzhou's hand and walked out.

From the moment he stood up to the moment he walked out the door, Lu Tang never looked back at the two elders.

It's not that I'm angry, it's not that I blame them, it's that I'm reluctant to let them go.

She was afraid to look back and look at them, and see their red eyes.

Lu Tang was afraid that she couldn't control herself and couldn't leave.

She sat in the passenger seat, looking ahead with red eyes.

The two old people followed the car all the way to the entrance of the alley and only went home when they could no longer see the car.

Before I left City B, my grandma called.

It didn't hit Lu Tang, but hit Ji Shengzhou.

"Xiao Ji, is Xiao Tang okay?" Grandma's voice trembled.

Ji Shengzhou glanced at her and said, "It's okay, grandma, go to bed early. I'm sorry to bother you today."

"Well, when we get to the capital, you should take her for a thorough checkup. Xiaotang has been listless all day, and her eyes look dull."

"I packed all the food I prepared at home, including free-range eggs and home-grown vegetables, in clean plastic bags and put them in the trunk. Xiaotang loved them when he was little. Remember to put them in the refrigerator when you get home."

The words my grandmother said are the most ordinary and common, but it is often these words that touch people's hearts the most.

Lu Tang leaned on the passenger seat with his eyes closed, trying to hold back his sobs.

In fact, she herself could feel that her mood was very low throughout the day.

I don't know why, but I feel inexplicably irritated.

Before hanging up the phone, grandpa only said one sentence: "Xiao Ji, I'm not chasing you away. I'm just worried that something might happen to Xiao Tang. When you get home, talk to Xiao Tang and don't let him blame me."

Ji Shengzhou responded to every word seriously.

After giving repeated instructions, the two elders hung up the phone.

Lu Tang didn't say much along the way. She put down the passenger seat and closed her eyes after a while.

She was sleepy and tired.

This tiredness is different from before.

Even when I worked overtime at the company until three in the morning, I had never been so tired.

Seeing that she was sleeping restlessly, Ji Shengzhou gently touched her face and said, "Go to sleep peacefully. I'll call you when we get home."

Lu Tang nodded and rubbed his hand.

It was already one o'clock in the morning when we arrived in Beijing.

Lu Tang was sleeping soundly in the car. Ji Shengzhou didn't have the heart to wake her up and went straight back to Yuanshan Villa.

I planned to take Lu Tang to the hospital the next morning after she woke up.

But Lu Tang didn't wake up until noon the next day.

Ji Shengzhou originally wanted her to rest for a while, but as he watched the clock hand move from nine to eleven o'clock, he gradually realized that something was wrong.

He stood by the bed and called out twice to wake her up.

She hadn't eaten properly since yesterday, so Ji Shengzhou had asked Aunt Zhang to prepare porridge and serve it to her.

"Is there anything else that feels uncomfortable?"

Ji Shengzhou's hand fell on her forehead, and it was not hot.

Lu Tang took the porridge and held the spoon in his hand but had no appetite at all.

Her heart trembled, and a bad premonition came over her.

She wouldn't get cancer, would she? She'd seen on TV and in novels that people who got cancer were all like this.

Looking at her dazed look, Ji Shengzhou knew what she was thinking at a glance.

A smile appeared on the corner of his lips: "Eat quickly, it will get cold soon. After you finish eating, I will take you to the hospital."

Lu Tang finished eating in a few bites, changed his clothes and went to the hospital with Ji Shengzhou.

Standing in front of the registration counter, Lu Tang suddenly remembered that her card was with the artist she signed.

What happened yesterday was so sudden that she directly sent her card number to Director Li and asked Director Li to use her card to check in.

"Sorry, ma'am. To ensure the accuracy of the hospital information, I can't register you without a card, even if the dean comes."

Ji Shengzhou was standing behind him with a serious look on his face. Before he could even utter the words "Can I do it?", Lu Tang grabbed his hand and pulled him aside.

"It's okay. We're not in a hurry, so don't make any special arrangements." Lu Tang pulled him towards the inpatient department in the back. "Besides, Mr. Lu and Mr. Ji are tired. Let's just be ordinary people today, okay?"

She tilted her head and looked at Ji Shengzhou with a frivolous tone.

What Ji Shengzhou couldn't refuse the most was that Lu Tang spoke to him in this tone.