Herbs Female Physician

Chapter 113 You must have hated me

The moment he got this flower, he thought in his heart, mother, she must like this flower!

"Wu'an..." Bai Zhantang looked at him with uneasy eyes.

In order to make Su'er happy, he once sent someone to look for this kind of flower, but they couldn't find it for so many years!But Wushe always remembered what he said, found this flower, and dedicated it to his mother...

Su'er, you should be very happy to receive this flower, Wushe has really grown up!

"How are you living outside all these years?" Seeing that he was silent, Bai Zhantang broke the silence.

"Fortunately."

"Have you untied the poison on your body?"

"not yet!"

When he mentioned the poison on his body, Bai Zhantang's eyes suddenly became dim, and his eyes suddenly became much older. He looked at him: "Over the years, you must have hated me!"

If it wasn't for him, he wouldn't be what he is today!

Sha Wushe's heart trembled slightly, but there was no change on the surface at all, and he said indifferently: "No!"

He didn't want to mention the past, let alone hate anyone!

Listening to the conversation between them, Tang Ling was full of doubts. What happened between them?Why would Brother Wushe's grandfather ask such a question?I really can't figure it out!

Bai Zhantang saw that he didn't want to bring up the past again, so he changed the subject and said, "I've been sending people to look for the matter of the blood ginseng, but up to now, there has been no whereabouts."

Only blood ginseng can dissolve the silkworm-eating poison on his body!He has been looking for it for him, but after so many years, he still hasn't found it. He has been worrying about this matter!

"The matter of the blood ginseng, I will solve it myself! You don't have to worry about it anymore!" Sha Wushe turned around, looked at him indifferently with his icy blue eyes, turned around - and left!
Ah, brother Wushe is gone!Tang Ling reacted slowly, and hurriedly chased after him.

Bai Zhantang stood by the grave, watching the two people's disappearing figures, heaved a long sigh.

(End of this chapter)