Chang Yuncheng’s arrival prevented the excited Hu San from fully expressing his gratitude, but it didn’t affect the class.
“So can this artificial respiration still be used in the future?” the disciples asked, looking at Qi Yue expectantly.
Qi Yue sighed.
“Yes, this is one of the most effective and commonly used emergency rescue methods,” she said. “After this incident, the public must have some understanding of it. Next time you encounter such an emergency, explain clearly to the family members without affecting the rescue. Even if you suffer misunderstanding at the time, as long as you save the person, you can answer all doubts.”
The disciples nodded.
“Also,” Qi Yue looked at everyone and smiled, “I’m here. If you suffer losses, I’ll go get them back for you.”
The disciples laughed, and after laughing, someone led them all in bowing to Qi Yue.
“Thank you, Master.”
Having such a person standing fearlessly behind them at all times, blocking in front of them – what great fortune this was.
While the disciples practiced in class, Qi Yue spoke quietly with Liu Pucheng.
“That matter…” Qi Yue asked in a low voice.
Liu Pucheng knew what she was asking about.
“Almost ready. I’ll go ask tomorrow,” he said quietly. “Over there… usually only one can be obtained per month… This time I’ll find a way to ask him for a few more…”
“Don’t worry about spending money,” Qi Yue said. “I’m here.”
Liu Pucheng nodded with a smile.
“Oh right, there’s also the matter of dyeing and marking for positioning. Look at these medicinal herbs I found…” he continued.
Qi Yue’s eyes lit up with joy.
“Definitely no problem. With you handling it, teacher, it’s foolproof,” she said with a smile.
Liu Pucheng smiled again.
“However, the anesthesia issue still needs more time,” he said.
Qi Yue nodded.
“Sharpening the knife doesn’t delay chopping wood – we’re not in a rush,” she said. “We must consider everything thoroughly. This surgery can’t be completed in one attempt anyway. We have patience.”
After leaving Qianjin Hall, it was already mealtime.
“We’re going out to eat?” Hearing Chang Yuncheng’s words, Qi Yue was very happy. “That’s wonderful! Since I came here I haven’t been to… ahem… I mean I’ve never been to a restaurant to eat.”
Seeing this woman’s childlike excitement, Chang Yuncheng’s stern expression couldn’t help but soften.
“If you want to eat out, I’ll bring you every day,” he suddenly blurted out.
Qi Yue looked at him and smiled.
“Really?” she said. “You promise?”
Chang Yuncheng snorted and ignored her ignorant question, walking ahead.
Qi Yue smiled and followed.
After dinner they strolled through the night market, and by the time they returned home it was completely dark.
Chang Yuncheng came out from washing and saw Qi Yue had already dried her hair and was organizing her writing materials, looking lazy and alluring under the lamplight.
“Good, the lip bow problem can be solved. The most important thing left is the scar issue,” Qi Yue muttered to herself, then suddenly saw Chang Yuncheng approaching.
“Not sleeping yet? You must be tired,” she asked with a smile.
Chang Yuncheng looked at her, swallowing.
“Not tired,” he said, his eyes dark, approaching Qi Yue. “Are you tired?”
In the dark night, the man spoke these words in a low, husky voice, making Qi Yue break out in goosebumps.
“Tired, tired,” she said hurriedly, her face flushing. “You should rest quickly. I’m going to sleep too.”
Chang Yuncheng felt restless all over, not knowing what to say, so he simply reached out and pulled the woman to him.
“Then, then let’s sleep,” he said, pulling her toward the bed.
“What sleep!” Qi Yue raised her hand to hit him. “Go away, go away!”
This annoying woman always hitting and pushing!
“Didn’t you want to!” Chang Yuncheng glared and said in a muffled voice.
“I don’t want to now!” Qi Yue spat, shaking him off. “Get out quickly!”
This annoying woman! Chang Yuncheng glared at her and angrily walked away.
Sometimes wanting it, sometimes not – what kind of person was this! He was spoiling her! Too much!
Dawn was just breaking when Qianjin Hall opened.
Qianjin Hall always opened early, but the early bird catches the worm – two disciples yawning as they removed the door boards suddenly saw someone approach.
“Is Dr. Liu in?” he asked with some urgency.
It wasn’t unusual for someone to seek treatment so early. The disciple was about to answer while rubbing his eyes when he suddenly saw who was in front of him and jumped back several steps in fright.