The Great Physician

Falling in Love with You (630bookla Chapter of The Great Physician)

The steward's face was scratched, and he had also witnessed the ferocity of the fierce cat. Seeing that the situation was not good, the two of them had no intention of punishing Chan and fled in panic.

Chan knelt on the ground, burying her face in her hands and weeping bitterly.

Ji Yuanyuan walked over to her legs, rested her head on her shoes, and meowed softly.

Chan's heart softened, and she scooped it up and held it in her arms, her voice choked with emotion, "Big sister, thank you so much."

Ji Yuanyuan turned her head away in disgust: "Meow."

Chan chuckled: "Big sister, you're really big sister, you don't want your servant to thank you?"

"Meow."

The sound became softer and softer.

Chan rested her head on Ji Yuanyuan's soft, plump face, and tears slowly streamed down her face again: "I never knew there were such bad people in the world. How could you be so bad, even worse than a cat?"

"Meow."

Ji Yuanyuan raised her voice to indicate her protest.

Chan wiped away her tears: "How could my eldest sister be bad? My eldest sister is a kind cat."

Ji Yuanyuan's momentum weakened again: "Meow."

Shi Chan heard a voice coming from the side gate: "Chan Chan".

Chan immediately got up and straightened her clothes, saying, "Big sister, don't talk to me like that. It will only cause me trouble and make me worry."

"Meow."

Chan patted Ji Yuanyuan's head and looked down, thinking that since it was dark outside, nothing bad should happen to her.

"I'm here, sis."

Li Ruozhuo followed the sound to Chan and it took him a while to get used to the sound before he could vaguely see the human and the cat: "What are you doing here? I think I just heard you crying."

Ji Yuanyuan jumped to the ground and chased after the tail for two steps: "Meow."

The sound was very soft, as if nothing had happened.

Chan said, "Sister, did you hear wrong? I didn't cry when I was talking to my older sister."

Li Ruozhuo said, "Perhaps I misheard?" He added, "When I came out, I saw the light on in the main room. Why weren't they asleep?"

Chan, fearing something might happen to her sister, whispered, "Since they haven't slept with you, let's go back. Don't let them see you. The more you appear in front of them now, the safer you'll be."

Li Ruozhu thought for a moment and nodded: "Let's go back to the room and sleep."

Chan cried out in pain.

Li Ruozhuo hurriedly asked, "What's wrong?"

Chan had a smile on her face, but it was too dark for Li Ruozhuo to be seen.

She said, "Sister, please accompany me to the outhouse. I'm a little hesitant."

Li Ruozhuo touched her hand and smiled, saying, "I wouldn't dare leave without you telling me to."

Her hands, hardened by years of labor, gave her a sense of security, and a surge of strength rose within her, secretly swallowing the tears that were about to spill.

Back in the room, Li Ruozhu went to bed. While she was sleeping, Chan took advantage of her sleep to hide the torn clothes and tidy up other things that she thought might leave traces. Then she quietly climbed into bed. As she did so, she saw a faint light coming from the doorway of the upper room and felt very uneasy.

I wonder if those two ruthless villains will reveal her story to the public tomorrow.

Chanye didn't sleep at all that night.

She woke up early the next day, but dared not get out of bed or approach the steward and his wife, so she remained in bed listening to the sounds.

There was no movement in the yard.

Until Li Ruozhuo woke up.

Li Ruozhuo rubbed his eyes and looked at Chan: "You're lazy today (in bed)."

Chan forced a smile: "This servant wants to stay in bed today."

Li Ruozhu chuckled and reached out to hug Chan: "Then you can be my pillow and I'll sleep a little longer."

Chan thought of the housekeeper's actions last night. When Li Ruozhu came over, she almost screamed, but then she remembered that her sister was stiff and had her eyes closed.

Li Ruozhu patted Chan's belly and murmured, "There's not a bit of meat, just big bones."

Chan couldn't bear it any longer. She was afraid that she would think her sister was a bad person, and that her sister would notice her strange behavior. She said, "Sister, let's get up."

Li Ruozhuo opened his eyes, looked up at her, and nodded: "Otherwise, that old woman will start cursing again."

They look very well-behaved and cute.

Chan patted her sister's head and thought to herself that she would feel at ease if she continued to scold her as usual.

The two of them finished washing up.

Li Ruozhu asked curiously, "Why didn't she call you today?"

Chan was worried about one thing.

She shook her head.

Li Ruozhuo, also puzzled, frowned and said, "Did you forget to make breakfast? That would be terrible."

Chan knew that her sister's daily thought was only about three meals a day.

She said, "Sister, you should leave the room and let me go."

Li Ruozhuo sat at the dining table as usual, waiting for her.

As Chan went outside, Ji Yuanyuan, perched on the roof of the shed, stretched and meowed. Then she jumped onto the table and landed on Chan's shoulder.

Chan thought to herself that her older sister was afraid she would suffer a loss by coming with her.

Grateful, she lifted Ji Yuanyuan onto her head and carried her out the door.

When we arrived at the back garden, the housekeeper had already served the dishes and rice.

Seeing the white cat on Chan's head scream in fright, "Don't come any closer!"

When Chan saw the five deep scars on Ji Yuanyuan's left cheek, she immediately understood why Ji Yuanyuan hadn't caused trouble that morning—because she was afraid of Ji Yuanyuan.

She was also afraid of standing still.

The housekeeper coughed and then said, "Chan, from now on, keep your cat away from us."

Just like her sister, everyone stays far away from her.

Chan pursed her lips and remained silent.

The housekeeper's wife squinted: "I'm here..."

"Meow." Ji Yuanyuan jumped from Chan's head to her shoulder. The all-white cat burst open like a thorn, revealing its sharp teeth.

The housekeeper exclaimed "Oh my god!" and almost broke the bowls and chopsticks.

Seeing that the dead cat still had room to maneuver, she softened her voice and said, "Chan, from now on, your aunt won't hit you or make you do any work. You just need to serve your sister."

Chan bit her lip and softly hummed in agreement.

The housekeeper's wife took away the food she and the housekeeper had prepared, leaving two plates of meat dishes for Chan.

Seeing that she had really gone far away, Chan realized that the meat dish was really left for her and her sister. She patted Ji Yuanyuan's chubby bottom and laughed, "Big sister, it's all thanks to you."

"Meow." Ji Yuanyuan lazily hung on Chan's neck and slowly closed her eyes.

Just kidding, civets sleep during the day too, right?

Not daring to disturb her elder sister's rest, Chan put the food into a food box and carried it back to her room.

The sudden appearance of meat surprised Li Ruozhuo. She checked her luck and found it wasn't poisonous. Looking up at Chan, she asked, "If it wasn't poisonous, why are you feeding us?"

Chan: "..."

She shook her head and stammered, "Maybe...maybe it's just my wife's feelings."

Li Ruozhuo picked up his chopsticks and muttered, "Then this is probably the first time in ten years that she's in such a good mood."

Chan: "..."

She simply couldn't come up with a lie.

However, after that, her sister didn't ask any more questions, and Chan secretly breathed a sigh of relief. She thought that the matter of the housekeeper being afraid of the spirit cat should be over.

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