Ancestors, I told you to seduce the villains, not to turn evil.

Fei Huainan didn't pay any attention, took Xu Manman's hand, and walked outside.

He first arranged for the factory workers to return, as they were all contaminated with the toxin and could not go back until it was confirmed that they were no longer infectious.

Children who have bought toys also need to undergo physical examinations.

This was undoubtedly a bolt from the blue for many families.

Their child got poisoned just because they bought a toy, and they don't know if it will have any lasting effects on the child.

Some children who frequently buy toys from this toy factory have already shown relatively obvious symptoms.

Those parents, watching their children being wheeled into the operating room, covered in tubes, felt an urge to tear the culprit to pieces.

Because of the toxic toy incident, the hospital is extremely busy even though tomorrow is almost here.

Most importantly, this poison is quite complex, and the treatment is expensive, which many families cannot afford.

Xu Manman knew about this and came to the hospital with Fei Huainan.

in the corridor.

All the faces were filled with the pain of family members and the pale faces of patients.

In the distance, several medical staff in protective suits were pushing a hospital bed past hurriedly. The child on the bed was pale, breathing weakly, and his arms were covered with tiny bleeding spots.

"We will do our best." The doctor reassured the patient in a hurried voice, trying to put everyone at ease. "We have brought in the best virus experts in the country, and all treatment plans will be synchronized immediately."

"Everyone must trust us."

Just then, a heart-wrenching cry suddenly erupted from the quarantine area—

"My child! My child isn't moving! Doctor! Doctor!!!"

A young mother collapsed to the ground, holding a little girl who looked about five or six years old in her arms.

The child's eyes were tightly closed, a trace of dark red blood seeped from the corner of his mouth, and his small hand hung limply at his sides.

Even though the situation was so tense, no medical staff were able to come forward to help.

They also have patients in very urgent need of care.

Just then, Zheng Zhihua came in with a group of people, with several large barrels being carried behind him.

He first walked to the little girl's side, then took out silver needles and pricked the girl with them a few times, and the girl woke up.

Grandpa Zheng said gently, "It's not a big problem. The child will be fine after taking some medicine."

Seeing this, Xu Manman quickly stepped forward to help.

It turns out that Grandpa Zheng has already developed an antidote for the poisonous toys.

Although these people have been living in a toxic environment for a short time, the treatment is not difficult.

Plagues have existed since ancient times, and every doctor has their own biography.

Based on the situation of the toxic toys, Zheng Zhihua prepared suitable solutions for them.

He is indeed a master of traditional Chinese medicine; his skill is evident even with just a few moves.

The old man personally sees patients, prioritizing those with severe symptoms, followed by children, then the elderly, women, and finally men.

He's very quick. If the person doesn't have any other symptoms, all you need to do is determine the severity of the poisoning, and then you can go get the medicine.

Those people felt much better after drinking a bowl of the prepared herbal soup.

This year was a very special year; Fei Huainan and Xu Manman spent it in the hospital.

They helped take care of the patients.

For mild cases, three days of medication is usually enough to make the person fully recovered.

In more severe cases, five or six days may be sufficient.

The longest it took was no more than half a month.

Everyone recovered from their illnesses and regained hope for life. They thanked the old man while also paying out of their own pockets for medical expenses.

But it was rejected.

This money was deducted from the laboratory funding invested by Xu Manman.

Every patient who had been poisoned and lost hope left the hospital not only recovered from their illness but also gained new hope and a new person to be grateful to.

Hope Foundation.

It was the foundation's investment in the laboratory that enabled these talented doctors to formulate the antidote.

The toxic toy incident came and went quickly, but fortunately it was dealt with in time, and no regrettable incidents occurred.

The antidote developed by Grandpa Zheng was directly distributed to various locations.

They discovered that this herb was not only effective against toxic toys, but also very effective against other mild poisonings.

Finally, they had some free time, and it was the day Xie Jingrong and Han Zeyang were getting married.

Xu Manman was so busy that she almost forgot about her best friend's wedding. Luckily, her gift was in her spatial storage, so she took it out of her room right away.

Xie Jingrong then believed that even though she was so busy, she had not forgotten her wedding.

Xu Manman found it quite interesting to watch a military wedding for the first time. Unlike ordinary weddings, military weddings have a more ceremonial feel.

They took an oath together under the red flag and received the warmest blessings from the soldiers, creating a particularly lively scene.

Fei Huainan glanced sideways at his wife's bright smile, a dark glint flashing in his eyes.

When the two got married, they didn't actually have a wedding ceremony.

He had always wanted to get his wife a certificate, but he had never had the right opportunity.

As Xu Manman watched with a smile as Xie Jingrong and Han Zeyang exchanged military medals in place of rings, she suddenly felt her fingertips being gently pinched.

She turned her head and met Fei Huainan's deep gaze.

"What's wrong?" she asked softly, only to see the man's Adam's apple bob, and he suddenly pulled her up and away from the table.

Under the birch trees outside the auditorium, Fei Huainan took out a velvet box from the inner pocket of his military uniform.

Before Xu Manman could react, she suddenly felt a chill on her left ring finger—a ruby ​​ring adorned with a five-pointed star shone brightly in the sunlight.

“Baby, we didn’t have any ceremony back then, and I just let you marry me. I’m sorry for making you suffer.”

"This is a ring I made myself. I know that my profession may not allow me to be with you all the time, but in my heart, you are just as important as the country."

"From now on, I want to protect the country, and I also want to protect you."

Xu Manman didn't really care about these rituals; she felt that it was enough for two people to like each other.

Moreover, Fei Huainan really doted on her, except in bed.

She felt that was enough.

But when someone has you in their heart and even prepares a ring for you, that feeling is different.

Xu Manman threw herself into Fei Huainan's arms, revealing a big smile.

Today is a good day, I won't cry.

She said she wouldn't cry, but her eyes gradually reddened. Having been an orphan since childhood, she had never experienced being favored.

She thought she would never have one, but unexpectedly, Fei Huainan gave it to her.

The man looked at his soft wife and instantly tightened his arms around her, as if he wanted to meld her into his very bones.

"Baby, thank you for coming into my life."

They attended the wedding arranged by Xie Jingrong, and then the two left the military region.

Stepping outside, one sees the entrance to the Flying Eagles' base suddenly piled high with fresh fruits and vegetables, handmade pickles, and even several baskets of live fish, each package labeled with a note:

"For the nation's soldiers."

"Thank you for protecting us despite all the dangers."

"Because of you, we have peaceful days today."

"I hope you can always return safely, and that there will be less bloodshed."