Chapter 1887: Chapter 1823: No Need for These
Chiang Xiao and Cheng Qiulian planned in the store for an hour, and both beca a bit restless. So they decided to go to the flower and bird market together at noon tomorrow, buy these things, and then go to the newspaper to publish recruitnt advertisents.
Right now, there aren’t many job advertisents, so Chiang Xiao decided to write sothing special. After two busy hours at ho, she finally finished writing the job advertisent and began selecting newspapers, planning to publish in three different ones simultaneously.
Today, she didn’t have ti to go to the hospital.
Ah Liu ca back carrying two bags of fruit.
"Your uncle asked
to bring these back. We’re having dinner together tomorrow night."
Ah Liu looked at the pile of stuff on her desk and casually picked up a sheet of paper to glance at it, "Little is opening a shop?"
Only then did Chiang Xiao realize she hadn’t yet ntioned this to Ah Liu.
And she hadn’t let him taste Youqingwei tea yet either.
"Yes, Dad, this shop belongs to Brother Xinian. He gave it to , and I’ve decided to open a tea house called Youqingwei. It’s not just an ordinary tea house; it’s a tasteful, leisure tea house. There will be music, flowers, paintings, books, tea, and delicious tea snacks."
Chiang Xiao started telling him about the concept of Youqingwei, and Ah Liu’s eyes lit up after listening.
"Sounds good."
"Of course it’s good. The best part is my tea and snacks. They’re delicious. I’ll make so for you to taste later."
"You’ve been busy all day, haven’t you? Try another day."
"It’s alright, I’m not tired." Chiang Xiao said, and then asked, "How’s great-grandfather?"
"He drank the dicine all day and clearly got better in the afternoon. He even asked about you." Today, Ah Liu was the one who suggested that Chiang Xiao not go to the hospital.
She had just returned from Bai Gu Mountain and deserved a day’s rest.
Visiting Old Master Jiang at the hospital might not seem tiring, but it was emotionally draining.
Once there, she’d inevitably think about everything regarding the Jiang family. It was better for Chiang Xiao to return to school and interact with teachers and students, which is the life she should be living at her age—more lighthearted.
"As long as he keeps taking the dicine, great-grandfather will definitely get better," Chiang Xiao said.
Ah Liu suddenly spoke seriously, "But, Little, promise , don’t give people dicine so easily in the future. For patients, it’s the doctors in hospitals who should treat them. You should focus on your painting, okay?"
He was sowhat startled by the effect on Old Master Jiang after taking the dicine today.
He had been observing closely and saw significant improvents in the old man’s physical and ntal state, which made him a bit suspicious and worried about Chiang Xiao.
People inevitably fall ill or get injured, and now that the dicine Chiang Xiao collected is so effective, he’s genuinely concerned that in the future, anyone who gets sick or injured will co to her, asking her to go to the deep mountains for dicine.
She shouldn’t be doing this.
It’s too dangerous.
Moreover, good dicinal herbs are not common. They might get lucky once or twice, but what if they can’t find them later? Will others think she’s doing it on purpose?
That would only bring trouble to her.
That’s why he didn’t want Chiang Xiao to go to the hospital imdiately today. Seeing her would only make Li Hanzhong, Old Jiang, and others think more of her accomplishnts, deepening their impression.
Chiang Xiao doesn’t need this.
In the future, he will be her greatest support.
He will protect her.
"Dad, I understand."
Chiang Xiao looked at him and rembered ng Xinian saying he wanted to find an opportunity to tell him about the crystal in his brain, but she wasn’t sure when that opportunity would co.
At that mont, ng Xinian had just contacted Cheng Cheng by phone.
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