The Great Physician

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

Huo Yi leaned towards Zou Keming and said, "Then I'll rely entirely on Director Zou to escort you to the destination. Someone will pick you up there, and I won't treat you unfairly."

He didn't go to Xin Ge to do anything.

Li Ruozhuo smiled and did not ask any further questions.

Zou Keming said, "Then let's set off."

Zou Keming led Li Ruozhuo onto the carriage. Huo Yimai's eyes revealed a deep sense of loss. However, since Zou Keming had entered the city, it was not advisable for Li Ruozhuo to just take a cursory look around, especially since she had already changed back into women's clothing.

Then Zou Keming said to Li Ruozhuo in a pleading tone, "I'll leave the red horse in your care from now on, sister."

Li Ruozhuo's voice was filled with excitement: "I'll take care of him."

Huo Yimai was furious and almost cried out, "Ah Zhuofeng, aren't you going to do that?"

Li Ruozhu stopped by the carriage shaft and chuckled, "If I had my own horse, I wouldn't need to monopolize yours anymore."

Huo Yi said, "How can I take back what I've given away? If you don't, I'll kill it with my sword." He then went to grab the sword from Zou Keming's side. Zou Keming, a seventh-level expert, gently moved aside, and he missed.

Li Ruozhuo grabbed his hand: "Why are you throwing a tantrum again?"

Huo Yi said, "You're blaming me for throwing a tantrum because I'm tired of the old stuff?"

Li Ruozhuo blushed and said, "When have I ever grown tired of the old? It's only when I see you without a horse that I feel so warm and radiant."

"No, you can only have your red horse, then I'll kill the wind."

Li Ruozhuo turned around and saw the dark, shiny wind horse, its long, narrow eyes looking at them expectantly, as if it knew they had a conflict.

Her heart softened immediately, and she turned around and said, "The wind is mine. If you dare to hurt it, I will break off all ties with you."

Huo Yi said, "Then why don't you give it back to me?"

His bright, star-like eyes were filled with resentment and anxiety as he stared intently into hers, his gaze so earnest and persistent.

Li Ruozhuo scolded, "You really don't understand people's hearts. I did this for you."

"I'm just asking you, are you going to pay me back or not? Are you going to pay me back or not?"

"Why would I return it if I don't return it?" Li Ruozhu chuckled, revealing a row of neat teeth. "You're such a fool. Even if the horse is mine, it's still mine."

Huo Yimai remained serious: "If you dare to neglect it, I will kill it."

Li Ruozhuo frowned: "No, no, no, you can rest assured, right?"

She asked Huo Yi three times before finally showing a relieved smile.

She turned and glared at the red horse: "It's just a gift from your aunt, so let it pull the cart."

Li Ruozhuo said, "Then ride the wind to the city and remember to return it to me."

Huo Yimai nodded to Zheng Zhong.

The two were about to part ways, yet they were still arguing about so many things, clearly reluctant to part. Zou Keming, who was standing nearby, felt a pang of unease as he thought of his benefactor's gentleness and earnestness when choosing a horse.

Li Ruozhuo, a woman, took a carriage and invited Chan and Yuanyuan to ride up to accompany her. The procession was large and orderly, and they arrived at Xinge City at noon.

The autumn air was crisp and still, without a breath of wind. Li Ruozhuo heard a commotion outside the carriage. Lifting the corner of the carriage curtain, he saw the imposing city gate standing close at hand, with the soldiers guarding it arrogantly surveying the passersby.

The prosperity of the capital city can be heard from the endless stream of footsteps.

Li Ruozhuo felt a deep sense of emotion. A thousand years ago, she and her elder brother fled in panic, carrying the flag of the escort agency. Years later, Zou Keming personally escorted her back to the city. Was the cycle of karma a preordained destiny?

Ji Yuanyuan clung to the car with her two short legs.

"Meow meow!"

Li Gungun immediately went over.

The cats and dogs excitedly chatted about the scenery outside, vying for Li Ruozhuo's spot.

Chan smiled and said, "Where are they, Sister? Eldest Sister seems as happy as if she's home."

Ji Yuanyuan came here; Xin Ge was acting as Li Gungun's guide.

Li Ruozhuo had Chan hold up the carriage curtain while he sat back in the corner of the carriage to get tea.

The carriage rolled along as incense was being lit.

The car suddenly stopped.

Chan swallowed nervously and looked at Li Ruozhuo: "Are we home?"

Li Ruozhuo grew up in the streets and alleys of the city and everyone remembered that Chu Li was definitely not the Li family mansion.

As they approached the street where two carriages could pass, the tall figures of Zou Keming and Huo Yimai, standing out prominently in a circle, came into view.

"Someone has had an accident."

Li Ruozhuo listened attentively.

"Suddenly I fell off the car."

Why is your stomach so swollen?

"I don't know what kind of sudden illness it is..."

Li Ruozhuo lifted the carriage curtain and jumped out. Chan called softly from behind her, "Sister..."

Li Ruozhuo waved to her, indicating that she should stay in the car and not move around.

Chan shrank back, while Li Ruozhuo pushed through the crowd, saying, "Make way, make way, make way?"

The person next to him was very unhappy: "Why are you pushing and shoving? You're stepping on my feet."

Amidst the commotion around him, Li Ruozhu shouted, "Let me through!"

"Why should I let you go over there? I want to go over there too..."

Li Ruozhuo turned around and saw a very clueless person, a thin young man with his hands in his sleeves, snotty and slovenly, a street thug.

The man's eyes lit up when he saw her turn around.

Li Ruozhu snorted, "I may have been capable in the past, but what were you capable of?"

The man seemed a little nervous talking to the pretty woman, but he still pressed on relentlessly: "What good would you do there?"

Li Ruozhu patted his chest and said, "I'm a doctor, what can I do?"

Her voice was loud enough for people nearby to hear.

Before the man could retort, a voice rang out from the crowd: "Who is the doctor? Which one is the doctor? Please examine my head steward."

Li Ruozhuo raised his arm: "I am a doctor."

She stood out among the group of brown and gray clothes in her light blue, almost white dress.

Everyone turned to him.

Huo Yimai suddenly appeared beside her and shielded her; "Why are you getting off the car? Go back inside."

Li Ruozhuo said, "I am a doctor, and I get sick."

The crowd cast curious and inquisitive glances at her, while also making way for her.

Li Ruozhuo strode towards the patient, Huo Yimai, and quickly followed.

An elderly man wearing a sapphire blue long gown lay across the middle of the road, foaming at the mouth and swollen all over, his face no longer recognizable.

Li Ruozhuo squatted down and took his pulse.

The old man was accompanied by two middle-aged men.

One of the women in the black coat asked, "Sister, are you really a doctor?"

Li Ruozhuo looked up at him and said, "You've traveled far before."

The two men looked surprised: "How did you know, sister?"

The surrounding people made a uniform buzzing sound.

Huo Yimai asked in a low voice, "How do you know they've traveled far?"

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