Soon, it was Ahri's turn.
Nan Yan helped her sit down at the old doctor's table.
Nan Yan said, "After I bumped into her, she suddenly went blind."
The old doctor asked, "Where was the injury?"
Ahri raised her hand to touch the back of her head and said, "When this person bumped into me, the back of my head hit the ground like I hit a rock."
"How long has it been? Have you had someone take a look at it before?"
Ali said, "It's been almost two months. I saw the village doctor before."
Did he prescribe any medication for you?
Ahri said, "No, he only said to continue to observe."
After listening, the old doctor stood up, walked to Ah Li, flipped her eyelids, and then touched the back of her head.
Finally, he took Ahri's pulse by holding her hand.
The old doctor remained silent, while Nan Yan stood to the side, watching the old doctor's examination.
He didn't ask her carefully how he hit her at that time.
Now it seems that it wasn't just her talking nonsense.
The old doctor took his pulse and asked, "Did you feel any pain when you were hit?"
"Ugh, I feel nauseous, dizzy, and want to throw up. After lying down for a while, I couldn't see anything."
After Ah Li finished speaking, she was impressed with her own ability to make things up.
Fortunately, this time it was her who came. She can make some big bags and turn fakes into real ones.
The back of her head is still a little swollen, and there is some bruising inside.
The old doctor withdrew his hand, asked someone to bring him a medical book, and after flipping through it for a while, he said, "Go lie down in the back first, and I'll give you acupuncture."
"Okay, thank you, doctor."
Before Ah Li could stand up, Nan Yan helped her up and said, "I'm sorry, I thought you were lying to me back then."
"Now you believe me, right?"
Ahri put her hand on his arm and let him lead her to the back.
Behind the clinic, there were two bamboo couches.
Ahri was lying on top of it because the old doctor was inserting needles into acupoints on Ahri's head.
Nan Yan pulled up a chair and sat down in front of Ah Li. He asked, "Does it hurt?"
"Um."
Ah Li bit her lower lip, still tightly holding Nan Yan's hand.
The old doctor said, "If you're really afraid of the pain, just inhale some of my homemade anesthetic, and you'll be fine after a nap."
Ahri quickly replied, "Okay, sure."
The old doctor then had someone bring over a medicine packet, which he instructed Ahri to hold between her mouth and nose and smell it.
Ahri smelled it and found it to be datura flower and aconite, which could also be called a sleeping potion, and it could indeed make people faint.
Ahri had barely finished thinking when she became confused.
Nan Yan's hand was no longer being held by her, and the old doctor continued to administer acupuncture.
"Doctor, is it because of the blood clot at the back of her head that she can't see?"
"Hmm, probably. Let's see after the acupuncture is done."
After the old doctor finished administering the acupuncture, Ahri had many needles stuck in her head, making her look like a hedgehog that had come to life.
Ah Li was sleeping soundly, while Nan Yan watched from the side.
The doctor instructed that she should not move around unnecessarily.
After an incense stick had burned for a while, the old doctor came in and removed all the silver needles from Ah Li's head.
He also had someone bring over a bowl of soup, saying, "Feed her some licorice juice; it will help her wake up faster."
"Thank you, doctor."
Nan Yan helped Ah Li up and let her sit against him.
However, Ah Li was still asleep, and even with the soup placed near her lips, she couldn't drink it.
Nan Yan didn't put Ali back, nor did he ask the old doctor for a spoon. He took a sip of the soup in the bowl, lifted Ali's chin, and fed it to Ali mouth to mouth.
It's unclear how many bites Nan Yan was fed before she finally put down the bowl.
He put Ahri back and straightened her hair. Her lips were very red from his kiss.
Nan Yan was in a very good mood. He even placed his hand on her lips and gently pressed them with his fingers.
Just then, Ah Li woke up. Still a little groggy, she squinted and called out, "Nan Yan?"
Nan Yan showed no embarrassment or panic at being discovered. He said, "Yes, I'm here."
Ahri raised her hand and held it in front of her eyes, saying, "I think I can see now."
Others might endure the pain without it, but she wasn't blind; she insisted on getting the injection and was even taken advantage of.
Sure enough, it's not easy to cover up a lie once you've told it.
Before Ah Li could finish her reflection, Nan Yan leaned closer to her and said, "Can you see what I look like now?"
Nan Yan also noticed that Ah Li's eyes were still grayish, not much different from when she was blind.
Ahri openly scrutinized the man before her. He had sword-like eyebrows and bright eyes, and his body exuded a cold and aloof aura that made him unapproachable, like a solitary peak.
Her eyes gradually brightened, and she said, "You're so beautiful."
Nan Yan smiled, her smile like the first melting of snow.
Ah Li shyly looked away, a hint of anticipation rising in her heart. She looked forward to seeing how this person would lose control.
Nan Yan slowly stepped back and said, "Can you get up now?"
"able."
Ahri got out of bed and touched her lips; she knew why.
When Nan Yan noticed Ah Li touching her lips, she tried to look in his direction but then looked away and left with her head down.
She showed no signs of discomfort at regaining her sight, as if she had never been blind at all.
Nan Yan let his thoughts ferment. He slowly walked out and watched her stand in front of the old doctor, saying that the old doctor was a miracle doctor, a reincarnation of Hua Tuo. After a few needles, her eyes were healed, and she even wanted to perform a grand ceremony for him.
The old doctor stopped the person, saying that doctors have the heart of parents and that it was all he should do.
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