Chapter 405 A Little Divine Doctor in the Family
Jiang Zhizhi couldn't understand who would poison Song Wanying.
Sun Xiaoyue? Then what is her purpose?
Zhou Xiye also thought of it: "Deliberately poisoned? Why didn't you warn me just now?"
Jiang Zhizhi shook her head: "I haven't confirmed it yet. If I suddenly tell them, they'll be worried sick. And it's strange, Mom and Dad are together every day. I just saw that Dad was in good health. They're together every day and eat the same food, so how come Mom got poisoned while Dad is perfectly fine?"
Zhou Xiye had just returned and didn't know the specifics of what had happened, so he could only offer some advice: "First, we need to determine if Mom has been poisoned, and then we need to investigate what kind of poison she has been poisoned with."
Jiang Zhizhi nodded: "I'll ask Teacher Jin tomorrow and then try to get Dad to take Mom to the hospital for a check-up. Mom's memory is also affected by the poisoning."
At first I thought it might be Alzheimer's, but now it's clearly not.
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Because they didn't take a proper nap, Shangshang and Xiaozhou didn't finish their dinner, and the two children were already so sleepy that they were practically falling over.
Little Zhouji was still stubbornly holding the spoon, stuffing rice into his mouth, when his hand shifted to one side, his head tilted to the side, and he fell asleep immediately.
Shangshang was so sleepy that she could barely open her eyes. Her little head was nodding, but she was trying hard to wake up and eat. She tried several times but failed.
Fang Hua watched from the side and laughed: "It seems that letting them skip their afternoon nap and go out for a walk today had an effect. If they had taken a nap, they would have been energetic and bothering you guys again at night."
Jiang Zhizhi then realized that Fang Hua had gone to great lengths to keep the two children from disturbing them at night.
Thinking about it makes me blush and I feel embarrassed to speak.
Zhou Chengyu and Sister Chen happily carried the two children upstairs to sleep: "Look how soundly they are sleeping after a long day. No matter how much we disturb them, they won't wake up."
Fang Hua smiled as she watched them go upstairs, then turned to Zhou Xiye and said, "Speaking of which, our little Zhou Ji and Shang Shang are both easy-to-care-for children. Apart from the time when little Zhou Ji had a problem when she was little, she hasn't had any problems since then. Of course, it's also because Zhizhi takes good care of her."
"Whenever I have free time, I give my two kids acupuncture and massage. When their digestive systems are healthy, they are more robust and less prone to illness."
Because of Jiang Zhizhi, the whole family has almost become traditional Chinese medicine practitioners.
Zhou Chengzhi also felt that Jiang Zhizhi was very capable: "Now, Zhizhi is not only famous in our compound, but people in other compounds also know Zhizhi. There are many people who want to see Zhizhi for treatment."
Jiang Zhizhi was a little embarrassed by the praise: "Dad, it's not that amazing. It's just that everyone has some minor ailments that can be easily treated. Besides, many people are reluctant to seek medical help and don't want to go to the hospital for a checkup."
"This can easily turn a minor ailment into a major one."
Zhou Chengzhi laughed and said, "That's because you're really good at it. Every time I go to a meeting, those old guys from the neighboring compound come to me, wanting you to help them with their medical issues. I always refuse. I tell them that you're too busy to have time to examine them."
He spoke with an arrogant tone.
Fang Hua laughed: "Alright, you should brag less about it outside in the future, so as not to cause trouble for Zhizhi. Otherwise, quite a few people come to see Zhizhi for medical treatment every day, and many of them are too embarrassed to refuse."
Zhou Chengzhi said with a proud look, "Now everyone knows that we have a little miracle doctor in our family."
Jiang Zhizhi was too embarrassed to listen, and wished she could bury her face in her bowl, so she simply stopped talking and lowered her head to eat seriously.
After dinner, Fang Hua urged Zhou Chengzhi to go upstairs to rest.
Zhou Chengzhi was quite puzzled: "Why rest so early? I was planning to play a couple of games of Go with Nishino."
Fang Hua glared at him: "Alright, what time is it? Why aren't you resting? How old are you? Still staying up late. Hurry up and go upstairs."
Zhou Chengzhi glanced at the wall clock; it wasn't even 9:30 yet. How could he be staying up all night? But he didn't dare say anything and silently went upstairs to rest.
Fang Hua then turned and smiled at Jiang Zhizhi and Zhou Xiye: "You've both been busy all day. Go wash up and get some rest. Zhizhi has to go to work tomorrow..."
Before she could finish speaking, Jiang Zhizhi blushed. This was to give the young couple some space.
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When Jiang Zhizhi came out after taking a shower, Sister Chen had already finished cleaning up the kitchen and gone back to her room. The lights in the living room and kitchen were all turned off.
Moonlight streamed through the window, casting a soft, hazy glow in the living room.
Jiang Zhizhi suddenly blushed, even feeling a little inexplicably shy. Despite being an old married couple with a child, she felt somewhat embarrassed to push open the bedroom door.
With a flushed face, she pushed open the door and saw Zhou Xiye sitting at his desk. After the two children turned one, he dismantled the crib in the room and moved the desk back.
I'm flipping through the notebook on the table!
Jiang Zhizhi suddenly remembered that it was a diary that recorded the growth of the two children, their daily routines, and some notes about missing Zhou Xiye.
Her mind went blank for a moment, and she quickly snatched the notebook from Zhou Xiye's hand: "Hey, this is a private secret, you can't look at it."
Looking down, I met Zhou Xiye's raised eyes, the corners of which were bloodshot and glistening with tears.
Jiang Zhizhi's heart skipped a beat, knowing that Zhou Xiye had seen what she didn't want him to see, and she quickly said, "These were just notes I made back then. Now that you're back, none of this matters anymore."
Zhou Xiye reached out and pulled her into his arms, sitting her down on his lap, resting his chin on her shoulder, not wanting her to see the tears in his eyes.
"I want to apologize again. I know you've endured a lot this year. If I hadn't come back, you would have continued to live such a hard life."
The bitterness in one's heart is a hundred times more bitter than the bitterness in one's body.
Jiang Zhizhi paused for a moment, then reached out and touched his somewhat coarse short hair: "It's all in the past, and I can understand it. I've thought it all through. Once I've raised our children to adulthood and fulfilled my social responsibilities, I'll come find you."
"I think if you really go to that world, you will definitely wait for me."
Zhou Xiye stroked her thin shoulders and back, kissed the side of her neck, and then slowly moved down.
With reverence and longing, I moved gently, as if afraid that even the slightest force would hurt her.
Lying in bed, Jiang Zhizhi suddenly remembered something: "We don't have that at home..."
Zhou Xiye breathed slightly, leaned down and whispered in her ear, "The street vendors delivered it early this morning."
Even he was surprised at the time; the information network in this neighborhood was far too extensive.
Jiang Zhizhi was both amused and exasperated. She hadn't expected that the family planning work in the neighborhood had become so meticulous and clear.
This thought was fleeting, quickly replaced by other feelings.
Finally, amidst the ups and downs, she seemed to see a shooting star and gripped Zhou Xiye's back tightly: "Zhou Xiye, look! It looks like a shooting star..."
The curtains blocked the moonlight that wanted to peek in; in the dim, sweet space, there was no shooting star to be seen.
It's just that the light of hope that Jiang Zhizhi had returned...
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