Qing Xuanzi felt it was a pity, but for the sake of the experiment, he discarded the eggplant vine and continued to reach out.

Then he had a large cabbage in his hand, which he held in his arms and continued to reach out.

He meant that this could be replaced, but it wasn't enough, and he didn't know if the little girl could understand.

Whether you can understand it or not is unknown, but the next second, two more cabbages appeared on the ground.

Qing Xuanzi stopped there, gave her the bottle, and said he would guide her in the afternoon. This was also a way to train the little girl's spiritual sense.

After lunch, I carried the little guy, who was full and drowsy, to the military hospital.

After arriving at the hospital, the little one looked around curiously, making Qing Xuanzi constantly wary of her spiritual fluctuations, lest she make other people's things disappear.

At the hospital, Fu Ya had already eaten lunch, and now she had exactly half an hour.

Upon seeing Qingxuanzi and her beloved little daughter appear outside the consultation room, she excitedly stood up.

"Brother, when did you get back? I thought you wouldn't be home until tonight!"

She was extremely worried these past two days, and was even thinking of going to check on them after get off work to see if they had returned, but unexpectedly they came to see her first.

Seeing that she missed her child, Qing Xuanzi handed Rong Jiaojiao to her and said, "We had something to do, so we rushed back overnight. Lian Hu will be quite busy these two days, I don't know if he will have time to tell you."

Fu Ya took Rong Jiaojiao from her and kissed her on the cheek. Rong Jiaojiao, nestled in her mother's arms and surrounded by her familiar scent, immediately felt sleepy again.

Qing Xuanzi said, "I came here to tell you that after you get off work, you should go back and bring the two boys to the courtyard for dinner. I've stewed two pheasants."

Fu Ya said gratefully, "Thank you, brother. I'll go after get off work."

At this moment, Liu Laidi, heavily pregnant, dragged Wang Pan'er, whose hands were covered in blood, over.

She took Wang Pan'er directly to Fu Ya's office and said, "Dr. Fu, please take a look at her."

Fu Ya quickly handed Rong Jiaojiao to Qing Xuanzi. She was terrified when she saw Wang Pan'er's hands covered in blood, and she quickly asked the nurse to prepare things for cleaning and bandaging.

But Wang Pan'er's condition was very wrong; she was swaying unsteadily, and her thin face was frighteningly pale.

Fu Ya quickly led her to the examination room, helped her sit down, and made her lean back in the chair.

Liu Laidi didn't care about her daughter's situation; instead, her eyes darted around Fu Ya and Qing Xuanzi.

After being glared at sharply by Qing Xuanzi, she quickly looked away, inwardly cursing: [Pah, why the fierce look? He's obviously involved with Fu Ya.]

Fu Ya didn't notice any of this. She carefully examined Wang Pan'er's wound and found that it was large but not a new wound. Why was it still bleeding and had already started to become inflamed?

Fu Ya sensed something was wrong and immediately reached out to touch Wang Pan'er's forehead. She felt that Wang Pan'er's temperature was higher than normal, so she quickly took a thermometer and placed it under her armpit.

At this moment, the nurse prepared the wound cleaning supplies, and Fu Ya quickly cleaned and bandaged Wang Pan'er's wound.

Seeing that Fu Ya was busy and Rong Jiaojiao looked extremely sleepy, Qing Xuanzi didn't say a word to Fu Ya, but carried Rong Jiaojiao away first.

While cleaning, Fu Ya asked Liu Laidi, "Sister Liu, what caused Pan'er's injury, and what injured her?"

Liu Laidi said, "I cut myself with a sickle while looking for wild vegetables yesterday. The bleeding stopped yesterday, but I was asked to look for wild vegetables again today, and now I'm in this situation again. They really are a handful."

Fu Ya frowned upon hearing this. There were no wild vegetables left in the nearby mountains, and the family compound had explicitly forbidden the children from going into the mountains, fearing that wild animals might come out and harm them.

Not only did Liu Laidi not listen, but she also insisted that Wang Pan'er continue going up the mountain despite her large wound not being taken to the hospital for treatment. No wonder she got infected.

She said, "Sister Liu, Pan'er's wound has become infected, so she can't do any work for the next couple of days."

Liu Laidi thought to herself, "There's nothing to find up the mountain anyway, so I might as well rest."

So he nodded and said, "Okay, let her rest."

Fu Ya took the thermometer out from under Wang Pan'er's armpit and saw that it read 38 degrees Celsius. She said to Liu Laidi, "Sister Liu, Pan'er has a fever. I suspect she has an infection and we have to draw her blood for testing."

I just cleaned Wang Pan'er's wound and noticed that she had covered it with a cloth, which should have stopped the bleeding.

However, Wang Pan'er's wound was still bleeding and she had a fever. She suspected that Wang Pan'er had contracted sepsis, so she wanted to persuade Liu Laidi to have Wang Pan'er's blood tested.

Upon hearing that blood tests were required, Liu Laidi immediately objected: "No need, no need. It's just that her wound is infected. You can just prescribe some fever reducer."

Fu Ya disagreed and continued to persuade, "Sister Liu, this is no joke. If it really is sepsis, it could kill the child."

Liu Laidi raised her voice impatiently, "Didn't you understand when I said I don't need it?"

He then pulled Wang Pan'er and said, "Forget it, I don't want you to watch anymore. Let's go home."

The nurse stopped her: "Comrade Liu, you haven't paid yet!"

Liu Laidi was reluctant to pay, but she always remembered her husband's words: "We can't take advantage of public resources, and we can't go against the government."

So she went to pay one yuan and eight cents, and when she came back, she was very unhappy and dragged Wang Pan'er outside.

Fu Ya was worried, so she grabbed Liu Laidi and said, "Sister-in-law, Pan'er's condition is very dangerous. You can't take her back like this. You'll kill her."

Upon hearing this, Liu Laidi became furious and suddenly shouted, "Everyone come and see! The battalion commander's wife has cursed my daughter to death!"

Fu Ya was startled by Liu Laidi's actions and immediately retorted, "I didn't! Sister-in-law Liu, calm down. I'm a doctor. I'm just worried about Pan'er's condition!"

However, Liu Laidi persisted, shouting, "You all saw it! The battalion commander's wife cursed my daughter, saying she'd die! Tell me, what kind of logic is that?"

Those who come here for medical treatment are either soldiers or their family members. There aren't many people in the corridor, but when they hear the commotion, they all gather around.

Like Fu Ya, Dr. Liu was a surgeon, but due to his seniority, he was appointed as the head of surgery.

Hearing the commotion, he came out and asked, "What's going on? What are you trying to say with all this noise?"

Liu Laidi quickly complained, "It was Dr. Fu who cursed my daughter."

The nurse who had been helping Fu Ya immediately retorted, "No, you're just being unreasonable."

Dr. Liu believed that Fu Ya was not that kind of person, so he asked the nurse, "Tell me in detail what happened."

If this isn't resolved properly, Dr. Fu's reputation will be ruined.

The nurse didn't embellish the story; she simply recounted what happened and concluded, "Dr. Fu only said that if she took the child home like that, it would kill the child, and she wouldn't let it go."

Dr. Liu asked Liu Laidi, "Is it as she said?"

Liu Laidi, with her neck stiff, said, "Yes, what else could this be but a curse?"

Dr. Liu didn't argue with her about this; he only asked, "Do you know what the consequences will be if you take the child back like this?"

Liu Laidi thought it was just a minor injury and there was no need to make a fuss. She grabbed Wang Pan'er and said, "Yes, I will take responsibility myself, but Dr. Fu must apologize to my Pan'er."