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Lin Zhilan spoils her children; this is a consensus among everyone in the family compound.

She is his aunt, and if you really think about it, she is not related to Jiang Chengzhou by blood.

In the eyes of some people with ulterior motives, Lin Zhilan's taking leave to take her child out to play and buy her toys and basketballs is a way of delaying her child's studies.

Praise to death.

Indeed, some people are saying that in private.

But Jiang Chengzhou lived up to expectations, scoring 100% on both of his first-year final exams.

He tied for first place with Yan Yuan and Li Xuan.

This was a slap in the face to those who were gossiping, since most of the children they "strictly disciplined" failed their exams.

In addition, after the surgery, with the acupuncture and rehabilitation treatment from Lin Zhilan, Nannan is now no different from a normal child.

However, because she stayed at home for a long time and didn't go out, she was a bit timid and only dared to play with Linlin.

Nannan is the older sister, but in front of Linlin, she acts like a younger sister and is very obedient.

Qiangzi's mischievousness is no less than Jiang Chengzhou's. He didn't like his younger sister who often wet the bed and pants before, but now he's starting to take care of her like Jiang Chengzhou does.

Yin Xiuxiu was incredibly grateful to Lin Zhilan, but she was also afraid that Lin Zhilan would look down on her, otherwise she would have wanted to find a godparent for Nannan.

Lin Zhilan handled several difficult and complicated cases, and her reputation gradually spread. The number of patients in the Traditional Chinese Medicine department gradually increased, and there was a shortage of staff.

Just then, Qin Qing passed Lin Zhilan's assessment. Lin Zhilan spoke to Dean Liu and kept Qin Qing's job, transferring her to the Department of Traditional Chinese Medicine.

Dean Liu agreed without hesitation.

Other hospital leaders had no objections, since the finances of the Traditional Chinese Medicine department had long been separated and no longer required salaries from above.

Originally, Lin Zhilan only had Lin Zijun as her apprentice, but now that she has Qin Qing, there is a stark contrast.

Qin Qing is diligent, earnest, and hardworking, while Lin Zijun, who was originally a bit lazy, has now become more focused and serious about his studies.

Lin Zhilan was happy to see this healthy competition and didn't interfere much.

In the height of summer, while children are on summer vacation, the soldiers continue to train and perform their duties as usual.

There have been many more people suffering from heatstroke recently.

Lin Zhilan and Ye Congshan discussed it and purchased a batch of licorice and mung beans. They borrowed the large pots and stoves in the canteen and cooked mung bean and licorice soup for the soldiers for a month.

Since they only receive a fixed salary anyway, and the department still has a lot of money left after it has become self-sufficient, it might as well spend it in this way.

Summer temperatures are high on the island, and every year at this time, a large number of soldiers would fall ill due to heatstroke.

However, this year, the number of soldiers suffering from heatstroke has greatly decreased due to the consumption of mung bean and licorice soup for a month.

The military region even gave the Traditional Chinese Medicine Department a special commendation for this, which was an unexpected bonus.

Su Lang finally returned at the end of August, just before the start of the new school term.

It was still daytime, and Lin Zhilan hadn't returned from work yet. Jiang Chengzhou was with his younger sister watching the fish in the small pond by the courtyard wall.

After Linlin's tadpole babies grew legs, they ran away from home.

Linlin cried because of this, and Yan Yuan finally caught some freshwater fish from the stream to make up for it, which calmed her down.

"Chengzhou, baby."

Jiang Chengzhou turned around, abruptly stood up, and exclaimed, "Uncle!"

He ran over quickly and jumped onto Su Lang.

"You little rascal! You've grown taller!" Su Lang patted his bottom and put him down with a smile.

"Baby," Su Lang squatted down and clapped his hands at Linlin, "Come here, let Daddy give you a hug."

Linlin met his gaze, then lowered her head and remained silent.

Seeing her like this, Su Lang felt a mix of tenderness and bitterness in his heart. He softened his voice and gently took her little hand, "Baby, don't you remember Daddy?"

Linlin flinched, but didn't dodge.

She looked at Su Lang, her lips trembled, her eyes quickly reddened, and large tears rolled down her cheeks.

Su Lang quickly picked up his daughter and coaxed her softly, "It's alright, baby, don't cry. It's Daddy's fault."

Linlin cried and hiccuped in her father's arms, but her little hands clung tightly to Su Lang's collar, as if afraid that he would disappear if she let go.

Su Lang patiently coaxed her, not even having time to change his clothes, and kept holding her as he slowly paced around the yard until the crying in his arms gradually turned into soft sobs.

"Dad..." Linlin called out with a thick nasal voice.

Su Lang patted his daughter's head and said softly, "Daddy's here."

"Did they chase away the broken plane?"

"She chased them away." Su Lang chuckled, knowing that his wife must have taught her.

"Is Daddy leaving?" Linlin asked, pouting.

"I'm not leaving."

"tomorrow?"

"I'm not leaving tomorrow either."

"One hundred tomorrows."

Su Lang curled the corners of his lips, "I won't leave even if it's a hundred tomorrows."

Linlin slowly stopped crying, buried her face in the crook of his neck, and whispered "Mmm," tightening her arms around him.

Jiang Chengzhou had gotten used to Su Lang spending half a year at sea, but when his sister cried like this, he couldn't help but rub his nose.

"Baby, Daddy brought you a present, shall I carry it for you?"

"Okay," Linlin agreed verbally, but refused to get off him.

Su Lang had no choice but to open the rattan box with one hand and take out the strung seashell wind chimes.

"Brother Yan's," Linlin blurted out.

Su Lang cleared her throat: "This was made by Dad."

Linlin shook her head, carefully holding the wind chime, and said firmly, "It's for Brother Yan."

Yan Yuan often gave her these things, and Linlin felt that only Yan Yuan had seashells.

Su Lang couldn't argue with her daughter, but she was also anxious to see someone else.

After wiping her daughter's face with a towel, Su Lang coaxed her, "Shall we go pick Mommy up from get off work?"

"Um."

Lin Zhilan saw off the last patient and was organizing the medical records.

Qin Qing said, "Master, I'll take care of these. You can go back now."

Lin Zhilan kept her head down, her hands still moving. "I'll compile a medical record, you compile your own, and then compare it with mine. That way it will be easier to learn."

Lin Zhilan takes her apprentices seriously. Qin Qing and Lin Zijun don't have much of a foundation, so she has to put in even more effort when teaching them.

"Master, why don't you do it tomorrow?" Qin Qing was still trying to persuade him.

Lin Zhilan looked up in confusion, "What's wrong with you today? You usually can't wait to leave work, but today you've been urging me to leave."

"Oh dear, let me tell you," Lin Zijun said anxiously, "Master, Commander Su is back and waiting for you at the hospital entrance."

"He's back..."

Lin Zhilan's heart skipped a beat. She was about to get up but sat back down. "It's fine if you're back. Work comes first."

"This little bit of work, you can do it when you get back."

Lin Zijun helped her pack up the paper and pens, and pushed her towards the door, saying, "Go back quickly, Qin Qing and I will take care of the rest."

Qin Qing nodded hurriedly.

Lin Zhilan's ears turned slightly red, and she said in a way that seemed to imply something was amiss, "You're telling me to leave, but I'm not in a hurry."

Lin Zijun suppressed a laugh, "Yes, yes, yes, you, the emperor, aren't worried, but I, the eunuch, am."