My harem life in Korean comics

"Mom? When did you come?" Rubbing her eyes, Holly looked at the beautiful woman in surprise.

"Just now!" The beautiful woman looked Holly up and down, her voice getting colder: "Holly, have you done that kind of thing?"

"Ah? This...this..." Being suddenly asked such a question by her mother, Holly lowered her head and twisted the doll with her fingers in confusion.

"Well, today's surprises are one after another!" The beautiful woman took a deep breath, turned her head and stared at Su Hao: "The person with Holly, is it you?"

"Yes." Although he didn't know how the beautiful woman guessed it, Su Hao still nodded honestly.

"Yes? You still have the nerve to say yes? You bastard!" After the beautiful woman said this, she raised her hand and slapped him!

"Mom! What are you doing?" Nali hurriedly grabbed the beautiful woman's hand.

"You still want to defend him? Do you know what he did? He seduced your sister and just now he was trying to seduce you!" The beautiful woman stared at Nali, her full breasts heaving violently because of her anger.

"I know! We all volunteered!" Nali took a deep breath and whispered.

"Voluntary? Holly, you did it voluntarily too? You also knew that he and Nali were being intimate in the room just now?" The beautiful woman stared at Holly in disbelief.

"I...know." Holly nodded slightly.

She did guess what Su Hao was doing with Na Li, and she was hesitating whether to knock on the door.

"You know? You know?" The beautiful woman widened her eyes, looked at Holly, and then at Nali.

Perhaps she couldn't accept that both of her daughters were taken by Su Hao, the beautiful woman felt dizzy and fainted from anger.

Volume 2 Angels and Star Fury: Miscellaneous: Cherish the one in front of you

I should have updated it yesterday, but the condition of the elderly person in my family has become more serious, and I have been busy with transferring him to another hospital these two days.

Now I finally understand what it means to be sick as you get older. My elderly family member was diagnosed with essential thrombocythemia and stayed in the best hospital in the province for ten days.

After returning home, my condition did not improve, so I went to the county hospital again, and was diagnosed with coronary heart disease and severe anemia. I also had severe back pain, so much so that I couldn't even walk.

I was accompanying an old man in the hospital a few days ago, and every night I heard him crying in pain. Painkillers and sedatives were all useless. He could only endure it, and maybe he would fall asleep at two in the morning.

The old man's condition was so serious that we went to the provincial cardiovascular hospital again yesterday to check if it was a heart problem. The doctor there looked at the medical records and said it might be myeloma, a so-called terminal illness that has no cure.

That cardiovascular hospital couldn't treat myeloma, so we got up at five o'clock today and drove for more than two hours to the city to be hospitalized. I won't say which city it was, but it was the provincial capital.

I arrived at the hospital this morning, but there were too many people and no beds available. I had to wait until the afternoon to be admitted, and further examinations could only be done tomorrow.

But what makes people despair is that if it is really confirmed to be myeloma in a few days, it cannot be cured at all.

If it wasn’t myeloma, it would be even more desperate, because that would mean we couldn’t even find out what the old man’s illness was.

To borrow the words of that cardiovascular doctor: Medical diseases, especially blood diseases, are bottomless pits.

To be honest, I used to think that medicine is very advanced now and that you can confirm what disease you have with just a check-up.

But now I understand that it is not that simple. We have been to three-level hospitals these days, which are the best hospitals in our province.

There are so many directors and doctors in the hospital, including hematologists, neuroologists, orthopedics, and cardiovascular doctors. So many doctors have consulted and the results are as we can see. A lot of money has been spent, but after so long, even the condition of the patient cannot be confirmed.

When I read novels with doctors as the protagonists, there were always some scenes of doctors’ consultations. At that time, I thought they were made up by the author, but now I understand that such scenes really do exist.

There are indeed a large number of diseases that no doctor can cure.

It’s just that there is a protagonist in the novel, but not in reality.

Sometimes I think that at such an old age, it may really be the end of his life.

This may sound a bit unfilial and unorthodox, but if the disease cannot be cured, what else can we do?

Finally, I would like to give you two words:

First, cherish the people around you.

Second, if you feel unwell, get checked out early.