Bai Shuang was overjoyed to discover that the ginseng and snow lotus she had planted a few days ago had sprouted new shoots!
As everyone knows, normally these two types of seeds take seven or eight days from planting to germination and emergence from the soil. This one sprouted in just three days, which means that the growth rate of crops in the space is much faster than outside.
Looking at the fruit trees planted last night, they've all survived, and the pasture grass and corn have also sprouted.
The seeds need plenty of water to germinate, so White Frost watered them again with her consciousness...
After exiting the space, I fell into a deep sleep.
I opened my eyes and it was already 8:30. Today is February 9th. Time flies.
After getting up, washing up, and feeding the snow leopard, I went to collect the food.
I planned to eat at the second breakfast shop today, but I didn't expect to encounter an unexpected incident there.
As soon as Bai Shuang sat down, she felt a gaze sweep over her. Turning her head, she saw an old lady sitting diagonally opposite her, also having breakfast.
Her eyes would occasionally sweep over, and when she saw Bai Shuang looking at her, she would quickly lower her head. Beside her sat a little boy, about seven or eight years old.
Bai Shuang didn't pay attention. After finishing breakfast and settling the bill, she walked out.
Unexpectedly, the old lady secretly followed along with the little boy. Bai Shuang turned around and looked at her, asking what was going on. Unexpectedly, the old lady became excited.
"You must be Doctor Bai's granddaughter? I've seen you before when I treated my father; there's no mistake. I've finally found you!"
The old lady was so excited that tears were about to come out. Heaven knows how desperate she was when she couldn't find Bai's Hospital.
As she spoke, the old lady reached out and grabbed Bai Shuang, as if she was afraid that Bai Shuang would disappear.
People nearby cast strange glances at her, and Bai Shuang was also taken aback. She quickly led the old lady to the back of the car, worried about what others would think.
At this point, the old lady realized she had lost her composure and immediately let go of her hand.
It turned out that the old lady's grandson often had leg pain and had seen many doctors without getting better, so she brought the child to Bai's Hospital. After finally arriving in Tangcheng, she couldn't find Bai's Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital.
It's true that there's always a way out; the old lady actually met Bai Shuang at the breakfast shop. She felt that God was helping her, and she would definitely do more good deeds in the future.
"Get in the car first."
After a careful inspection, Bai Shuang found nothing seriously wrong.
"The main issue is physiological leg pain, which is normal, and there's also moderate calcium deficiency."
The doctors they saw before probably treated it as a soft tissue injury caused by external force, since bumps and bruises are normal for children.
"When the child's legs hurt, massage the painful area with your hands, or apply a hot towel."
Buy children's calcium supplements for your child, and encourage them to eat more calcium-rich foods such as soy products, meat, dairy products, eggs, and vegetables.
The old lady was even more excited. "It's cured already, and it didn't even cost a penny! I've wanted to bring my child to Bai's Hospital for a long time, but my daughter-in-law is a stubborn mule and always wanted to see a doctor in the village..."
Bai Shuang saw that the old lady had a hard time coming all the way from afar, and since this wasn't a hospital visit, Bai Shuang didn't charge her a consultation fee.
The old lady was extremely grateful.
Finally, she bought several of Bai's specially made bone-penetrating patches from Bai Shuang for her husband.
Looking at the old lady's hunched figure, Bai Shuang couldn't help but mention that the weather was a bit abnormal and that she should stock up on food and drinks when she got home.
With this delay, it was already quite late. Bai Shuang hurried to the warehouse, while not forgetting to disguise herself as a gang leader.
As usual, the scalpers waited at the entrance of Warehouse No. 1, checking each refrigerated truck and letting them into the warehouse to unload their goods.
Bai Shuang still admired Huang Niu's competence and trustworthiness.
This scalper helped her a lot these times, and when settling the bill, he added 1,000 yuan to the previously agreed service fee.
After finishing here, Bai Shuang went to Warehouse No. 2 to collect supplies as usual. The watercraft, escape pods, outdoor equipment, and snacks that she had ordered yesterday arrived one by one.
During the break, Bai Shuang quickly put some food in her space for the little snow leopard. The little guy had become quite familiar with her and was getting more and more mischievous and clever. When she came out of the space, it was still biting Bai Chong's clothes and wouldn't let go.
Now, just seeing it makes all her negative emotions disappear. At this moment, Bai Shuang finally understands why so many people still become "poop scoopers" despite how troublesome it is to keep pets.
Looking at the warehouse that was full again, Bai Shuang felt a sense of satisfaction and gained more confidence in the face of natural disasters.
After collecting the supplies, it was almost 3 p.m.
Bai Shuang thought about the fuel she hadn't stored yet, and since cities generally use centrally supplied natural gas, she would have to buy it in large quantities in the suburbs.
Bai Shuang used her phone's map app to find a large liquefied petroleum gas filling plant in western Tangcheng and navigated there directly.
After driving for about two hours, we finally arrived.
The salesperson heard that they needed a lot of white cream, so they went directly to the manager to get the wholesale price.
We ordered 200 tons of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG), along with portable gas stoves and 100,000 bottles of hand sanitizer tanks, which are convenient to carry around.
The manufacturer was overjoyed to have a major customer, but suggested that they buy tank trucks directly.
Because household liquefied gas cylinders are not cheap, if all of them are filled with cylinders, the cost of empty cylinders will be far greater than the cost of the tanker truck.
Refilling empty cans with air is now done with automatic shut-off valves, which is very easy and anyone can do it.
Bai Shuang couldn't help but lament her lack of life experience!
The manufacturer promised to give away 100 empty cans, which will be delivered to Baishuang's Warehouse No. 1 tomorrow at no extra cost.
Bai Shuangfu only paid the deposit, and the rest will be paid upon delivery.
These natural disasters will become non-renewable resources, unlike food and drink, which Bai Shuang can produce in her own space.
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