As soon as Song Yan finished speaking, Doctor Xie and Li Shu both looked at him with wide eyes.
Doctor Xie looked at Li Shu, his eyes full of worry, and asked, "Xiao Shu, don't you rember what happened that day?"
Knowing that they would not believe it if she told them that she had experienced death after living for 28 years and returned to her younger self, Li Shu decided to tell them that she had lost her mory. In this way, it makes more sense, and she has reason to ask her family about her life these years.
She nodded, lowered her head, and said softly, "Sorry, I don't rember anything except my na and family."
"Do you still rember who I am?" Doctor Xie asked.
Li Shu shook her head and said, "I can't rember clearly, but I feel very close to you. Are you my family?"
At this ti, Doctor Xie was debating whether to tell her that he might be her biological grandfather. But when he saw her pale face, he decided to wait until she got better. If she finds out that she is not the biological daughter of Li Sang and Chen Lina, she will feel unsafe and it might worsen her condition.
After making up his mind, Doctor Xie said, "I am a doctor from the sa village as you. You often help collect dicinal materials and learn so skills from ."
Hearing his words, Li Shu smiled and said, "In that case, are you my teacher? I'm sorry, teacher, I forgot about you."
Doctor Xie waved his hand and said, "You should call grandpa instead of teacher. I adopted you as my granddaughter a few days ago."
Li Shu was surprised when she heard his words. In her previous life, she had never been adopted by him. When her grandmother died, her mother eloped with another man and left a letter. From that letter, they learned that Li Shu was not their daughter and that she was exchanged with their stillborn daughter as soon as she was born.
From that day on, her father never returned to the village, and her brother only ca to see her when he needed money for gambling. Everything in this life was so different from her previous life that it confused her.
When she didn't speak, Doctor Xie explained, "You may not realize this because you were unconscious at the ti. However, your grandma and your father have agreed. We will hold the ceremony after you are discharged from the hospital."
After a while, Li Shu finally nodded and said, "Grandpa."
Doctor Xie was overjoyed when he heard her calling him grandpa. He wiped the tears from the corner of his eyes with his sleeve and said hoarsely, "Aye, my good granddaughter."
Seeing his teacher behaving like this, Song Yan beca more suspicious of Li Shu's identity.
After his teacher cald down, Song Yan said, "Xiao Shu, I will help you arrange so tests. Since you have lost so mories, there may be blood clots in your brain. After getting your test results, we can discuss the next step."
Although she knew that her lost mory had nothing to do with the blood clot in her brain, Li Shu could only follow his arrangents and said, "Thank you, brother Yan."
After chatting for a while, Song Yan stood up and said, "Teacher, I'm going to arrange the tests."
"Okay, you go and do what you should do." Doctor Xie nodded and waved his hand.
In the capital, Mother Pan was washing kumquats when she heard her husband's voice coming from the living room, "Wife, where did you buy the kumquats? They sll so fragrant."
Hearing her husband's words, she smiled, pointed to the big box in the corner of the kitchen and said, "It was sent by our future son-in-law."
Hearing his wife's words, Father Pan raised his eyebrows and asked, "Didn't we just receive a lot of things from him four days ago? Now, he sent another box again?"
Mother Pan nodded, with obvious joy and satisfaction in her tone, and said, "This ti he sent so wild fruits. He wrote us a letter. I put it on the table, and you can go and see for yourself."
Father Pan walked to the dining table curiously and picked up the small piece of paper. When he saw the sharp, neat, and vigorous handwriting, he smiled and said, "I didn't expect a villager to have such handwriting. It's even better than our Chimu's handwriting."
Mother Pan gave him a sharp look and said, "You'd better stop discriminating against the villagers and get rid of your bad habits. Are there any problems with the villagers? Without them, we would have no food."
Before Father Pan could defend himself, he heard his wife add, "More importantly, you should be glad that our daughter has a good fate and found an honest and hard-working man. Look at the fruits and vegetables he sent, you can tell that our daughter won't starve to death if she marries him."
After hearing his wife's words, Father Pan sighed and said helplessly, "Wife, I didn't look down on him, I was just talking casually. Why are you so angry?"
"I don't care if you say it casually or not, you'd better not embarrass our son-in-law. I don't want him to feel that our family is against him. If I lose this son-in-law, see how I deal with you," Mother Pan threatened before she continued cleaning the kumquats.
Father Pan looked at his wife and said sourly, "Wife, he hasn't even co to visit us yet, but you already defend him like this. When he marries our daughter, won't you treat him any better than ?"
Mother Pan ignored her husband and humd a tune. She plans to share so of the fruit with her best friend and brag about her future son-in-law.
In the past, even if he didn't say anything, Father Pan was worried about his grandchildren's future education. If the father is uneducated, it will be difficult for him to have the ntality of giving priority to education, which will result in his children being unable to receive proper education.
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