agricultural doctor

Chapter 1029 Don't Go
Da'e spent a whole day digging for medicinal materials in the mountains, and in the valley during the day, planing the fritillary is a delicate job. A little carelessness caused the fritillary under the root to fall into the mud, making it difficult to find.

For Da'e, this was more tiring than carrying a tree.

After a tiring day, she fell asleep as soon as she touched the bed.

The weather in early summer was very hot, and the window was half closed.

When Chi Mo pushed open the window and slipped in, he heard Da'e snoring loudly.

Da'e fell into a deep sleep, very restless!

Chi Mo sat on the edge of the bed, and by the moonlight outside the window, she could clearly see that there was only a thin sheet on Da'e's chest, and her two feet had kicked the quilt away.

Her hands and feet were spread out in a figure-eight shape, and her head was tilted off the pillow.

"Da'e, you are so stupid!"

When Chi Mo moved Da'e's head back to the pillow, his hand accidentally touched her mouth and touched the saliva with his hand.

Immediately, he looked disgusted: "Da'e, you are such a big person, and you still drool?"

"Well, Chi Mo, practicing martial arts..."

Just as Chi Mo was about to pull his hand away, Da'e murmured in her dream, and turned over to face him, hugging his wrist.

Resting her head on his elbow, Da'e's saliva also dripped onto his wrist.

Chi Mo frowned in disgust, but in the end he was very helpless, looking at the sleeping person on the bed, he was not willing to withdraw his hand.

The other hand reached into the armhole, took out a handkerchief, wiped away the saliva dripping on his arm, and gently wiped the corners of Da'e's lips.

Until Da'e remained motionless, as if she had fallen asleep.

Only then did Chi Mo try to pull his hand out, and sighed helplessly: "Da'e, you are so stupid, if I leave, who will wipe your saliva for you?"

Before Chi Mo's arm was pulled out, Da'e sat up reflexively, and grabbed him in panic: "Chi Mo, don't go, don't go!"

Chi Mo was stunned for a moment, making sure that the wide-eyed Da'e didn't seem to be dreaming, but seemed to be really woken up by him.

With a guilty expression on his face, he stretched out his hand to brush her sweat-soaked temple hair: "Da'e, why are you awake? Are you dreaming?"

"dream?"

Da'e foolishly hugged Chi Mo tightly: "Dream, you go, Da'e doesn't want you to go."

Chi Mo lowered the reluctance in her eyes, patted her on the back lightly, and coaxed her: "Da'e, be good, you are dreaming, Chi Mo won't leave, Da'e go to sleep."'

The weather was very stuffy, although Yeran put wormwood in Da'e's room to fumigate, which drove away the mosquitoes.

Da'e was most afraid of heat. When she woke up like this, she was drenched in sweat and couldn't fall asleep for a while.

Pointing to the night sky outside the window: "Chi Mo, cool off, look at the moon, look at the stars!"

Chi Mo felt helpless against her, Da'e had always been one-sided, and it was impossible to reason with her.

I have always been used to following her and coaxing her.

He had no choice but to drag her out of the window and leap up the courtyard wall.

The two sat down side by side, Da'e kicked her feet, leaned on Chi Mo's shoulder, looked up at the stars and the moon, giggled silly, and didn't make a sound.

As soon as the night breeze blew, the sweat on Da'e's clothes was dried and it became much cooler.

Da'e leaned on Chi Mo's shoulder, kicked and kicked and couldn't move.

When Chi Mo heard the snoring sound and looked down, Da'e leaned on his shoulder and fell asleep again.

"Call you stupid, you are really stupid! What would you do without me?"

Chi Mo caressed her shoulder, and kissed her forehead: "Princess will take good care of you, silly Da'e!"

After finishing speaking, she hugged Da'e and fell down the wall.

After entering the room, he put her on the bed and guarded her for a while, when she was completely asleep, Chi Mo took a deep look at her, and then turned around and left the wooden house.

(End of this chapter)