The world is full of medicine: the genius doctor Mengfei blows up the sky

Chapter 94 will be fine

Jiuli took out some candies from the back basket and gave him some candies, carefully putting them in his mouth.He chewed it, then swallowed it hard, smiled, his facial features were distorted when he laughed, it was nothing to Jiu Li, and then he opened his mouth again.

Jiuli put in another one.

He chewed it with big mouthfuls, and it seemed to taste very good.

The other young monks also started booing, saying, "I want it too, I want it too."

Jiuli gave them some wild fruits from the basket, and they rushed forward.At this time, only Jiuli, the Taoist priest and the little monk were left here.

Jiuli looked down at the back basket, bent down and took out an oiled paper bag, and handed it to the Taoist priest, "I made these candies with traditional Chinese medicine. I don't know anything else. If you eat them often, halazi can be cured."

The Taoist priest's eyes were calm and his expression was very calm. He didn't immediately go to pick up the oil paper package, but just took a step closer to Jiuli and said, "Love your husband well?"

Jiuli was stunned, it really was his idea, what he whispered to Sang's mother that day when doing things.It was probably talking about finding a husband-in-law for her so that she can live in peace.

When Qilang was eavesdropping under the window, he heard everything, and told her everything in turn.

"I know it's your idea." Jiuli lowered her head, looking at her toes slightly, but the toes were covered by the long skirt, only a little bit exposed.

He didn't speak, and reached out to take the oiled paper bag in her hand.

The little monk was babbling, as if he still wanted to eat.

The Taoist priest opened the oiled paper bag, took out one and put it in his mouth.Jiu Li squatted down, looking at the little monk quietly, his facial features are actually very straight, she said in a distressed tone, "Is he born like this?"

The Taoist shook his head vigorously and said, "No."

Jiuli stood up with a puzzled face.This Taoist cherishes words like gold, and probably won't say anything.

He glanced at Jiuli with calm eyes, stretched out his hand, led the little monk's hand, turned around, and took a step forward.

The little monk turned his head and kept babbling at Jiu Li.

After walking a long distance, the little monk was still turning his head to look at her. His body was crooked, and half of his body was hung by a Taoist priest.

"What's his name?" Jiu Li called out to their backs, "He'll be fine!"

The Taoist stopped suddenly, turned his head, looked at Jiuli who was stunned there, and said, "His name is Xiao Yuanzi. Thank you."

He clasped his fists in both hands, and after speaking, he turned his head and led the little monk away.The backs of the two quickly disappeared around the corner.

How strange?

Jiu Li's heart was actually soft.

After Jiuli went back, she cooked for everyone as usual, ate with everyone, and occasionally told a few things about the mountains. Everyone was very happy.

Didn't see anything wrong either.

Wait until my aunt and Qilang enter their house.Jiuli was planning to go to the backyard to water the melons and fruits.Just turned around the corner of the kitchen, a very hidden corner.

"Lili?" Sankui stopped him, and he followed.

Jiu Li paused, shaking the bucket in his hand a few times.

Sankui walked a few steps closer to her, took the bucket in her hand, and said in a low voice, "Did something happen today? You don't seem to be looking well?"

Jiuli touched his face with one hand, and it was indeed a little hot.But she didn't seem to notice it herself.

"Can you tell me something. Aren't we a family?" His concerned tone was very gentle, like the fragrance of camellias wafting in the night wind.

She opened her mouth and tried to say something, but finally she couldn't.

She didn't know what to say, or how to open her mouth.

A fallen leaf fell onto her shoulder with a 'snap'. Sankui stretched out his hand, and his slender jade-like fingers flicked down gently.

(End of this chapter)