After the needle was put in, He Wan looked at Zhou Ting'an who was sleeping soundly and asked Zhang Qi, "Doctor Zhang, given his current condition, can the stitches be removed tomorrow?"

Zhang Qi helped him check the wound and said, "It won't work tomorrow. His wound will take at least five days."

He Wan said "oh" and wondered whether she should contact Zhou Tingan's companions during these five days.

They can also give you an IV drip, but the thread has to be removed quickly.

After Zhang Qi left, He Wan was afraid that Zhou Ting'an would wake up, so she took him away.

Yun Shudai also quickly washed a plate of cherries for her so that she could eat them when she had time. He Wan held the plate and said, "I am now carefully checking the house, for fear that something that does not match our era will appear and arouse Zhou Ting'an's suspicion. These cherries can only be eaten in the space."

After He Wan left, Bai Muyin gave her some instructions and then hurriedly went about his own business.

On He Wan's side, Zhou Ting'an woke up at about the same time as yesterday.

This time, he looked at the IV drip above his head and smiled: "Why do you always give me injections when I'm asleep?"

He Wan blinked her eyes and said, "My acupuncture skills are average. The reason why I prick you when you are asleep is that you can't feel the pain."

Zhou Ting'an thought it made sense and had no doubts. Looking at He Wan busying herself beside him, he suddenly felt that the world had never treated him unfairly.

Looking at the well-behaved cat at his feet, and then at the snow outside, he suddenly had an idea, but he felt it was too rash. After thinking for a long time, he said, "Comrade He, I am also an orphan, and you are also an orphan. If you don't mind my family situation, let's be brothers and sisters."

He Wan paused while pouring water for him and glanced at Zhou Ting'an. This suggestion was obviously beyond her thinking: "Brother and sister?" She had been a person with weak family affection in her previous life and this life. Maybe she had become accustomed to being alone and had never thought about what it would be like to have another relative around her.

Zhou Ting'an also knew that he was being a little abrupt, so he hurriedly said, "This is just a suggestion. If you think it's inappropriate, don't worry about it." As he spoke, he fumbled in his pocket with one hand, took out a pen and handed it to her, saying, "Thank you for taking care of me these days. This pen is a trophy I captured, and I'm giving it to you."

He Wan took the pen and turned it around in her hand blankly, then glanced at Zhou Ting'an. Hmm, I wonder what it's like to have a handsome military brother around you? "How old are you this year?"

He Wan's words startled the originally annoyed Zhou Ting'an for a moment, and then he looked at her and said, "Twenty-one, I'm from Haicheng, I joined the army when I was eighteen, and there's not much left at home."

He Wan said hurriedly, "I'm sixteen this year. My family lives in Kyoto and there aren't many people at home. Comrade Zhou, do you really want to be my brother? If you are my brother, you must protect me, love me, and take care of me. If it's not a disagreement of principle, you will be responsible for me as your sister for the rest of your life."

Zhou Ting'an listened to her words, and his eyes instantly became serious. He lay down and saluted He Wan: "Comrade He, I really want to recognize you as my sister."

"Okay, I really want to have a brother."

The two people recognized each other as their relatives, and this was completed amid mutual laughter.

He Wan felt that there should be a ceremony of recognizing relatives, so she cooked two dishes in the evening.

A potato with chopped green onions, a fried eggplant, and steamed rice.

I can't make juice, but I have winter pears and two apples. (End of this chapter)