Rebirth of the Hidden World's Only Daughter

Chapter 189: Alley Dust (1)
Back at Sanwu Medical Residence, pushed open the mottled sunken wooden door, and saw Liu Jie sitting under the eaves to enjoy the cool air, shaking his fan once and for all, so leisurely, he squeaked when he saw himself: "Are you back? Pour me a glass of water!"

After closing the door, Yujian went into the room and poured water out, put it in front of him, sat down on the threshold beside his chair, and looked at him with her head propped up.

Liu Jie picked up the cup and took a sip. Seeing her staring at him intently, her hands trembling slightly, obviously a little guilty, cleared her throat, and asked, "What do you want to ask?"

Yu Jian remained motionless, just looking at him: "Thanks to my grandpa, I finally found Shi Shi Luo's mother today, but I always feel that it's not real. Can grandpa tell me when is the real time? When can I go back?"

"I'm not a god, how will I know what will happen in the future!" Liu Jie avoided her eyes and flicked the crease of his sleeve as if nothing had happened.

"Is it? I don't know what will happen in the future, but what's going on now..." She paused, and said directly: "Grandpa knows things like a god. He has always been able to see people and things clearly. He must know that Mu Li is today. What conditions did I put forward?"

Her eyes were clear, and he looked dodged.

"I'm not him, how would I know?"

"I don't know?" She sighed and stood up: "I don't know, forget it!"

She turned to go.

"Stop, are you blaming me?" He suddenly reprimanded, and pushed a thick and heavy medical book into her arms from nowhere, and said coldly: "You are not allowed to go out these few days, take this book away." Copy it all over for me!"

Holding the book in her arms, Yu Jian glanced at him, without any rebuttal, and went back to the room quietly.

The courtyard was lonely and cold, and there was a lot of excitement outside the wall. At this time, it was obviously a sunny season, the greenery was lively, and the birds were jubilant, but in the eyes of the old man, all of these seemed to have no color.

This is Liu Jie's own grief, which no one can see or understand.

He watched the door of that room close, his eyes turned to the sky, and he was the only one who could hear that sigh!
In the past three days, she didn't step out of the hospital. Except for three meals a day, she hid in the room and copied medical books. In the calm and quiet, the only sounds she could hear were the flipping of the books and the rubbing of the pen tip.

Every time Liu Jie passed her room, looking at the half-turned medical book and the neat stack of manuscripts, there would always be a moment of absence. Her stubborn look was very similar. She was back then!

Back then, her mother was as aggressive as her, plain on the surface, but terribly stubborn on the inside, otherwise, how could she have insisted on marrying him and giving birth to her again!
I still remember how she used to be punished for copying medical books when she made a mistake. At that time, she couldn't bear it anymore, sneaked into the kitchen, and tried to make her something new to make her happy...

Today, the same is true!
As he walked towards the kitchen, he shook his head and sighed secretly, I really don't know what I owe you!
For three meals a day, Liu Jie can always conjure something different, and there is never a single dish that is the same. Every time he sees Yu Jian finished eating, and occasionally says "yes", he is secretly satisfied in his heart!
And this kind of concern and flattery, who can't see it?

Yu Jian naturally knew the contradictions in his heart, and knew that there was a thorn in his heart that couldn't be removed... Every time she saw him faltering, she couldn't help but soften her heart, and always felt that she was too cruel!
Three days passed quickly. In the early morning of this day, there was a light rain. The drizzle was like silk, and it washed the world. The green grass and flowers were as delicate as newborns. The sky was so transparent that it seemed to not exist, only a few flowers were occasionally seen Only when the white clouds passed by did it prove its location, but it was a little far away.

(End of this chapter)