After Rebirth, the Miracle Doctor Wife Is No Longer Humble! Chapter 152 - 152: Possession

152 Possession

This kind of ginseng had very strong dicinal properties and was usually used to help critically ill patients preserve their last chance of survival and buy ti for treatnt. Ordinary patients would not use such herbs.

After Ji i brought the dicine to the man, he paid the bill and left with the paper bag containing the herbs.

"Sister ii, I think there's sothing wrong with that person. I want to ask him so questions," Ye Ling said hastily.

Maria Julian was montarily puzzled. Had sothing been wrong with the man? Why hadn't she noticed? However, through Yun Jie's introduction, she learned more about Ye Ling, understanding that she possessed excellent dical skills and extensive dical knowledge.

Could it be that Ye Ling had noticed that there was sothing wrong with the man's body?

"It's fine. You can go ahead. I'll look after the pharmacy," Ji i replied in a relaxed tone.

"Okay, thank you, Sister ii." Ye Ling expressed her gratitude with a smile and promptly left the pharmacy to catch up with the man.

Instead of approaching the man directly with questions, Ye Ling followed him from a distance.

The man walked in the direction of Willow Village and soon reached his house. Ye Ling watched as he pushed open the door and entered. She halted her steps a few dozen ters away.

Furrowing her brow, Ye Ling gradually realized the familiarity of this door. After so reflection, she suddenly rembered that when she, Min Nan, and Li Bin were heading ho, they had passed this house's entrance. They had noticed a round-faced young girl there. Li Bin had ntioned that this girl was the daughter-in-law Aunt i had bought for her second son.

At the ti, Ye Ling had been furious because the girl was only 15 or 16 years old, far from the age of marriage. This was, in essence, a criminal act of human trafficking.

She hadn't expected the man who had co to buy dicine to be connected to Aunt i's family.

"Is soone in Aunt i's family seriously ill?" Ye Ling thought.

At that mont, an old lady carrying a child approached Aunt i's house. Ye Ling walked over, offering a warm smile. "Hello, Grandma. Do you live nearby?"

The old lady examined Ye Ling, noting her attractive appearance and kind deanor. Her little grandson seed to like Ye Ling as he extended his arms, signaling that he wanted to be carried by Ye Ling.

The old lady nodded. "Yes, why do you ask?"

Ye Ling continued, "I heard that soone in this family is seriously ill?"

Upon hearing Ye Ling's question, the old lady assud that Ye Ling was simply one who enjoyed gossip. She beca more animated and spoke in a hushed tone. "Not an illness. It's a case of possession!"

"Possession?" Although Ye Ling was reborn, she still didn't believe in ghosts and gods. After all, doctors were more materialistic and advocated scientific thods.

"What's going on?" Ye Ling pretended to be nervous and afraid. At the sa ti, her tone carried a hint of curiosity and excitent.

The old lady's arm that was holding her grandson was a little sore, so she switched to another arm. She then explained to Ye Ling, "I don't know what happened. About half a month ago, Aunt i's second daughter-in-law, Ah Hui, suddenly fell ill. She couldn't eat and had no strength. She could only lie in bed."

Ye Ling asked with curiosity, "Isn't that an illness?"

A worried expression crossed the old lady's face as she explained further, "At first, Aunt i thought Ah Hui was sick. However, she believed that Ah Hui was young and in good health, so what kind of illness could she possibly have? She thought Ah Hui was simply lazy and would whip her all day. Oh, the cries from Ah Hui were non-stop."

Ye Ling clenched her fists in anger but continued to inquire, "And then?"

Through the old lady's description, Ye Ling learned that since Ah Hui ca to Aunt i's house, Aunt i had been frequently abusing her.

According to the old lady, Aunt i couldn't hit her son or eldest daughter-in-law. She was afraid that her eldest daughter-in-law would run back to her mother's house or divorce her eldest son. However, she could hit her second daughter-in-law, Ah Hui, as she pleased.

Ah Hui's family lived thousands of kiloters away, and she couldn't escape. So, she would bear the beatings, continue her work, and not suffer any losses.

Each ti Aunt i struck Ah Hui, Ah Hui would cry and beg to go ho. But no one took her seriously, and Aunt i even proudly said, "Ah Hui is a wild child from the mountains, and she must be disciplined. She will only learn her lesson through punishnt."