"I'm not going anywhere, just walking around the yard and getting familiar with it."

When Wang Meihua heard this, she immediately said, "Sister-in-law, let me accompany you."

"Okay, thank you very much."

"Sister-in-law, you are too polite." Wang Meihua felt a little embarrassed and her face turned red.

With Wang Meihua by his side, Yunbei quickly finished his tour of the entire family compound. Seeing that it was getting late, he made an appointment with Wang Meihua to go grocery shopping together the next morning, and then Yunbei went home.

Back home, Yunbei started to cook dinner. Today, she didn't buy any vegetables, so she was about to get some out of her space when she heard a knock on the door.

When she opened it, she saw that it was Wang Meihua who brought her vegetables.

Wang Meihua took the vegetables and said to Yunbei a little embarrassedly: "Sister-in-law, I know you just arrived today and haven't had time to buy vegetables yet. These are the vegetables I grew myself, I hope you don't mind."

"How could I dislike it? I can't thank you enough." Yun Bei took the vegetables from Wang Meihua's hand with a smile, and then asked her to wait for a while.

She put the dishes in the kitchen and went back to the house. She took some produce she had brought from the capital, handed it to Wang Meihua, and said, "It's not good stuff, but take it back to make the child happy."

"Sister-in-law, no, no." Wang Meihua waved her hands, unwilling to accept it. She had only come to give Yunbei some worthless vegetables she had grown, but she gave him candy in return.

This made her feel unworthy.

"Why can't I use it?" Yunbei frowned, pretending to be unhappy, and said, "If you don't accept it, then I don't want your vegetables either."

"Sister-in-law, me?"

"Okay, stop talking and go home. The children are waiting for you at home. Or do you not consider me a friend?"

"No, no, I'm so lucky to be friends with my sister-in-law."

"In that case, just be obedient and take it." Yun Bei said as he sent Wang Meihua out of the yard.

Wang Meihua held the food and fruit, feeling a little warm in her heart. She looked at Yunbei and shouted happily, "Thank you, sister-in-law."

"You're welcome, go back now."

Wang Meihua walked home with the candy, thinking that she should be nicer to Yunbei in the future.

Wang Meihua returned home and gave some of the candies to the children, and kept the rest for them to eat later.

When distributing the candies, she specifically told the two children that the candies were given by the new aunt, and asked them to thank Yunbei in the future.

The children agreed obediently and remembered Yunbei, the aunt who gave them candy.

When Si Nanzhao came back, Yunbei had already prepared the meal. Smelling the aroma of the food, Si Nanzhao's face was full of smiles.

He walked into the kitchen and said to Yunbei who was busy with work with a smile: "Wife, you have worked hard. I will do the rest."

"Okay, then you can take these dishes out." Yunbei directed Si Nanzhao to work without any politeness.

Seeing that there were vegetables in the evening, Si Nanzhao was a little surprised and asked, "Wife, did you go shopping for vegetables this afternoon?"

"No, this is from Meihua."

"plum bossom?"

"Yes, that's the female comrade you met when you came to pick me up at noon. She's the wife of Zhu Dahai, commander of the First Battalion of the First Regiment."

"Oh, it's her."

"Well, I made an appointment with her to get up early tomorrow to buy groceries."

"Then I'll get up early tomorrow and go with you."

"No need, I can go by myself." Yun Bei refused with a smile. She found that Wang Meihua was rather shy and timid, so it would be better not to let Si Nanzhao go with her, lest she feel uncomfortable.

"Okay, then I'll listen to you." Yun Bei refused, and Si Nanzhao didn't insist.

During the meal, Yunbei asked about Si Nanzhao's report. Knowing that he had begun to get familiar with the work, he felt relieved.

Then, she said to Si Nanzhao, "I plan to go to the hospital tomorrow and report to work early so that I don't have to be idle all day."

"Wife, to be honest, it's okay for you not to go to work. I can support you."

Si Nanzhao didn't want Yunbei to be as tired, because once he started working, not only would he have no holidays, but he would also have to work overtime at night.

After all, it was a military hospital, unlike Yunbei's previous job as a village doctor, where he would go off work on time, didn't have to work overtime at night, and there was no emergency room.

"No, I still have to go to class. It's a little tiring, but I'm happy."

"You're happy even though you're tired?" Si Nanzhao was puzzled, thinking Yunbei was a weirdo. Everyone wanted to be comfortable, not tired. But she actually said she was happy even though she was tired.

I really don’t know what she is thinking. Isn’t it good to have nothing to do?

"That's right. Doing what you like is worth it and makes you happy no matter how tired you are."

Hearing Yunbei say this, Sinanzhao knew that she had made up her mind, so he didn't say anything else. He thought it would be a good idea to let Yunbei try first. When she got tired and didn't want to do it anymore, she could resign.

After a good night's sleep, Yunbei got up early the next morning and went to the gate of the family compound to meet Wang Meihua.

After waiting for a while, Wang Meihua came with a basket. Seeing Yunbei empty-handed, she couldn't help but ask, "Sister-in-law, you didn't bring a basket for the vegetables. How are you going to carry the vegetables you buy later?"

"I'll carry it in a bag." Yunbei said as he took out a cloth bag from his pocket.

"That's fine, but your cloth bag is a little small and can't hold much. But it's okay. If it runs out of space, just put it in my basket."

"OK!"

Yunbei followed Wang Meihua to a nearby market. It was called a market, but it was actually just a place where villagers from several nearby villages brought out their leftover vegetables to sell.

Although there are vegetables for sale in the nearby town, they are more expensive than here. Therefore, the wives of the military families in the family compound like to come here.

The market is not very big, and most of the vendors sell home-grown vegetables, but some also sell home-raised chickens and ducks, as well as local produce.

Yunbei bought a chicken, some mushrooms, and a lot of vegetables.

Thinking of the small garden in her own yard, Yunbei asked the fellow villager who sold vegetables if he had any vegetable seeds. She planned to grow some vegetables herself.

When I got home from shopping, Si Nanzhao had already gone to work. He had bought breakfast in the cafeteria and it was still warming in the pot.

After breakfast, Yunbei went straight to the nearby hospital to report.

The registration went smoothly, but when they found out that she was proficient in Traditional Chinese Medicine, everyone looked at her differently.

One of the surgeons, a rather contemptuous Dr. Li, couldn't help but sneer, "Can Chinese medicine cure illnesses? If you ask me, you still have to rely on Western medicine."

When Yunbei heard what he said, he got angry and said directly: "How can Chinese medicine not cure diseases? The things our ancestors left behind are very good."

Hearing Yunbei say this, Doctor Li decided to give her a warning, so he said, "Since you say that, I happen to have a patient here, why don't you come and take a look."