Chapter 579: Chapter 571 She says she is dumb Chapter 579: Chapter 571 She says she is dumb Tang Yuxin felt it was ti for her to head ho again.
She missed her father, she missed her brother.
In her past life, her father had squandered his entire life for her.
This ti around, she hoped she could take the burden from him, allowing him to live a good life.
“Lele, do you miss Qiqi?”
Tang Yuxin rarely ntioned Qiqi’s na in front of Lin Yile.
Qiqi, a stinging pain in Lin Yile’s heart.
A child she had strained every nerve to give birth to, very nearly losing her own life in the process.
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She had almost died trying to keep the unborn child alive.
Nonetheless, she wasn’t able to bring up the girl herself.
She couldn’t breastfeed Qiqi, couldn’t openly hold her, she couldn’t watch her grow up, she couldn’t even allow Qiqi to call her “mom”.
How cruel this must be for a mother.
Lin Yile wiped her face, forcing herself to smile.
“I have patients to attend to, I’m leaving now.”
She stood up, clearly uncomfortable.
Unable to visit her daughter frequently, she feared that her father would really send Qiqi away.
They had made an agreent.
As long as she stayed away from Qiqi, they would keep her.
If she appeared in the military hospital, they would send Qiqi away.
But her Qiqi, her little daughter, how old is she now?
She probably doesn’t even rember her mother’s face anymore.
As she pondered, tears uncontrollably rolled down her cheeks.
She quickly hid away, wiping her tears clean.
She told herself it was okay.
It was for the best to leave Qiqi there.
Even if she wasn’t around, her parents would take very good care of her.
They would not neglect Qiqi.
The last ti she went ho three months ago, her little Qiqi had grown so chubby.
Evidently, the girl had been well-nourished.
So she ought to be happy, shouldn’t she?
Yet as she walked further away, her steps increased, not realizing that her hasty steps echoed her sorrowful heart.
Tang Yuxin lowered her head, lightly giving her legs a rub.
They felt like they were no longer part of her body, broken and numb.
Anyone who walked for hours non-stop would have felt the sa exhaustion.
Correct, she was that soone who walked for hours.
When she left the Tong Family mansion, she returned on foot.
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Perhaps this was what Tong Feng had planned.
He was waiting for her to return, waiting for her to fall into his trap.
But he didn’t expect Tang Yuxin to be so hard-headed, she walked back on her own legs.
If it were soone else, they might have surrendered and turned around, but Tang Yuxin remained stubborn.
No matter what lay ahead, she would only look forward, never looking back.
Since every step she took now was not a step she had taken in her past life.
If she took one wrong step, then all her struggles in this life would have been aningless.
And she absolutely refused to live in vain.
So she returned, but almost broke her legs in the process.
When she got off work, she fetched so traditional Chinese dicine from the hospital pharmacy.
Once she got ho, she boiled the dicine into a decoction and soaked her feet in it, helping to relieve the soreness of her legs.
She picked up her phone and unlocked it, but realized she didn’t know who to talk to.
At this mont, the world around her was still.
The silence was so pronounced, she felt strangely lonely.
Why must people grow up?
If we stayed forever young, wouldn’t that be wonderful?
But growing up required facing various stages of growth, and not each stage was pleasant.
A person grows through trials and tribulations, experiencing more than just the bitterness of life.
She placed the phone down, but soon picked it up again, searching for Gu Ning’s number and sent him a text.
“Uncle Gu, when are you coming back?
You still owe plenty of aty als.”
After she sent the ssage, there was no reply.
She knew Gu Ning was probably busy and couldn’t reply imdiately.
As for the Tong Family matter, she had not thought about it much.
She had already rejected Tong Feng.
Surely, Tong Feng wouldn’t consider taking her in as a student anymore.
Actually, she was clueless as to what the Tong Family saw in her and why they insisted on her joining their ranks.
Of course, she had no plans to rely on the Tong Family’s influence.
So she wasn’t interested in joining the Tong Family at all.
Being a simple doctor was fine.
She did not have the ambition to be known as the Saintly National Doctor.
Nor did she envy the dical skills of the Tong Family.
She already had a ntor, and there was no need for another one.
Moreover, when it ca to dical skills, Chen Zhong’s prowess was definitely superior to Tong Feng’s.
He was also of better character and conducted himself with more propriety.
She’d already found the best ntor.
She never considered seeking guidance from a person with profoundly inferior personal and professional temperant.
She glanced at her phone again, but there was still no ssage.
“I just don’t know what you are busy with all day,” she mumbled.
Tang Yuxin placed the phone aside and slid underneath her warm covers.
Her body finally began to relax, although she knew her legs would still need a few more days to recover completely.
Muscle relaxation after all, needed ti.
The next day, at work, Tang Yuxin was summoned to the Dean’s office first thing in the morning.
“Yuxin, how did it go with Elderman Tong?”
The mont the Dean was back, he began questioning Tang Yuxin.
He feared that Tang Yuxin, still young, might not know how to handle the conversation properly.
What if she offended Tong Feng?
What if Tong Feng changed his mind and didn’t accept Tang Yuxin?
Wouldn’t all his efforts have been in vain?
“How did it go?” Tang Yuxin shifted her feet.
She really wanted to sit down but held herself back.
The Dean had not finished his interrogation.
“Yes, how did it go?
I’m asking you!”
The Dean had a feeling of disappointnt in Tang Yuxin, he was not asking for her to keep the conversation going.
“Maybe I’m a bit dumb?”
Tang Yuxin offered an awkward smile.
Her single comnt seed to explain her situation: she was just not smart enough.
The Elder man didn’t fancy her talents.
That was it.
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