"If you want to stay, then stay. What's there to say?"
Ding Qiunan, who had been leaning on Li Chu's shoulder, straightened up and said.
"I heard that when a daughter goes back to her parents' home, the couple shouldn't live together, so I came to ask."
Li Wenhui walked in, sat on the sofa, picked up some melon seeds from the coffee table, and started cracking them as she spoke.
"We don't have that rule at home. You can stay anywhere, every day is fine."
"Really? Dad, why aren't you saying anything? Are you going to let me stay here or not?!"
"What you're saying doesn't count?"
"No, I'm just afraid you have other ideas in your mind."
"Stop talking nonsense. This is your home, you can stay as long as you want, both of you together."
"Hehe! mua~ Mom and Dad, I love you! I'm going to tidy up the house now."
Watching his daughter run briskly out of the living room, Li Chu smiled and shook his head, saying, "What a silly girl, she's married but still acts like she hasn't grown up."
"Hehe, you silly, immature daughter, you've been bullying Shen Yi every day."
"How can that be bullying? It's a sign of affection, a sign of love."
"You said it? Then let me kiss you too?" Ding Qiunan turned her head to look at her man and asked with a half-smile.
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"Forget it, we're an old married couple, we don't need to do it this way."
"I want to kiss you too." As she spoke, her hands were already on the soft flesh of her man's waist.
"How about we kiss slowly in bed tonight?" Li Chu was still making a last-ditch effort.
"Tch~ No fun, you said yourself that you're afraid of pain now."
Ding Qiunan disdainfully removed her hand, picked up her cup, and took a sip of water.
This left Li Chu sitting there, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.
...
In the office, Li Chu looked at the returned drug trial records and nodded in satisfaction.
This drug trial basically achieved his goal.
There were seven people who were almost unusable. Six of them recovered their functions after taking the medication. Although the data recorded for these six people differed, this is normal. It's impossible for everyone to be the same. If the data on this record sheet were basically the same, that would be a big problem, and it would definitely be fake.
There was only one person whose condition didn't improve even after taking the medicine. There was nothing that could be done; his condition was caused by external factors, and he had even come to see this doctor.
Although there was some improvement after treatment, Li Chu didn't have a particularly good solution because his injury had been going on for so long, for several years.
I recall that in twenty or thirty years, Western medicine might be able to repair the damage through surgery, but I estimate that by then the person will no longer need it.
After tidying up the record sheet in his hand, he picked up the phone on the table and dialed a number. It was time to hand over the prescription; he figured some people were getting impatient.
A few minutes later, Li Chu left the hospital in a car driven by Liu Dazhuang.
The reason he insisted on carrying out this drug trial to the end was actually to give the higher-ups time to investigate the European, American, and domestic markets and see if what he had told Uncle Wu was correct.
He also believes that someone must have already obtained the medicine he made, but whether they have studied it or not is unclear. Even if it has been handed over to the Institute of Chinese Materia Medica for research, they probably still don't understand it.
As is his custom, this prepared medicine still contains several completely useless ingredients.
Even so, when he submitted the prescription, his first request was still to send someone to register the patent in major countries around the world as soon as possible.
Looking at the building he hadn't entered for some time, Li Chu felt a surge of emotions.
When he came out again, the city lights were already on.
As he expected, the prescription would be distributed to a pharmaceutical company under Lianhehang.
Meanwhile, after two months of research, the business department also confirmed that this drug would have a very broad market in Europe and America.
The issue that took the longest to resolve was how to reward him. It was Old Wu, who was far away in the sanatorium, who finally made the decision and gave him another one percent of the shares in Lianhehang.
This time, Li Chu acted quickly, signing the document without any hesitation. Just like last time, Wang Yueyue and Li Wenhui each received half.
And just like that, without the parties' complete knowledge, each of them gained an additional 0.5% of the shares. It was just that unreasonable.
Starting from March 5th, Li Chu began to live a completely lazy life, spending his mornings at the hospital with the three of them in the consultation room, explaining things to them and sharing his experience, and then staying home in the afternoons.
He wouldn't drive to the hospital to pick up Ding Qiunan until almost the end of his workday.
That's right, Liu Dazhuang has already left his side; he mentioned this when he handed over the prescription that day.
Seeing his resolute attitude, the superiors had no choice but to nod in agreement.
The reason he let Liu Dazhuang leave was simply because he didn't want to ruin the child's future; if he stayed with him any longer, he would be completely ruined.
Zhao Zhijun, as his assistant, was in a different situation; he held a position.
From that day on, every afternoon people in the neighborhood could see Li Chu carrying the child as he strolled through the streets and alleys, always followed by a different kind of dog.
"Brother Li"
"Young man, Zhu Wen, what brings you here?"
Just as he was about to reach his doorstep, a voice called out to Li Chu from behind.
"My dear Brother Li, it's not easy to find you this afternoon."
"Hehe, I usually take my child for a walk in the afternoon. Come on, little rascal, let's say hello to Grandpa Zhu."
The child in my arms was very obedient. As soon as I spoke, he stretched out a hand, clenched it in the air, and made two "oh oh" sounds, which was his way of greeting me.
"Hey, Brother Li, you're really good at raising a child. He's only about six months old, I think."
"Yes, just over six months. You're here to..."
"Here's the thing, Brother Li, everything at Shichahai is completely finished. All our people have been evacuated to the courtyard house area. When would you like to go and take a look? If you're satisfied, you should also ask the comrades from the street office to come and take a look, and then they'll change your property ownership certificate."
"Okay, then let's do it tomorrow at noon. Where are you? I'll drive over and pick you up."
"You can pick me up there. Just tell me the time, and I'll wait over there."
"Then I'll have just a little bit. I'll come over after I finish lunch."
"Okay, then I'll head over first, Brother Li. See you tomorrow at noon."
Seeing that he was about to leave, this time Chou Bao didn't wait for Li Chu to speak, and raised his hand to shake hands twice more, which meant goodbye.
When he got home, Wang Yueyue hadn't returned from school yet, so he simply took the child and drove to the hospital to pick up his wife. Anyway, there were few cars on the road, so he drove slowly.
In fact, Ding Qiunan had told him several times that she could come home by herself after get off work, and that it was too much trouble for him to keep running back and forth to pick her up.
But Li Chu didn't respond at all; he was enjoying the atmosphere.
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