"Shui Xian," Xiaofeng caught her, wondering what was wrong with this Lan Shui Xian. Just last ti, she told her to eat more sugar when she returned ho. Did she forget again?
She called out a few tis but couldn’t wake the other person.
With no other choice, she helped her to rest nearby and anwhile asked Xiaoqi to check her pulse to see if she could possibly transfer so Spiritual Energy to wake her up.
Xiaoqi had been sleeping ever since getting drunk the last ti, and he was still asleep now, having slept for a whole week—such a heavy sleeper. This Xiaoqi really couldn’t hold his liquor, having been drunk for a week on just a little drink.
While Xiaoqi’s Divine Sense was still in a daze, upon hearing Xiaofeng’s command, he didn’t bother with the specifics and transferred quite a bit of Spiritual Energy to Lan Shui Xian.
It wasn’t long before Lan Shui Xian woke up. Once again conscious, she felt refreshed and very comfortable. She opened her eyes to see Xiaofeng in front of her and said with an embarrassed look, "Xiaofeng, I’m sorry, I fainted again, didn’t I?"
"If you’re going to be like this, can you even keep running your shop?" Xiaofeng handed her a piece of candy as Lan Shui Xian woke up. "A custor orders a al, and then you faint. Won’t you just scare the custors away?"
"I didn’t used to be like this; it’s just that recently, I don’t know what’s happened. It’s like my soul wants to leave my body. I can’t look directly at the sun without getting dizzy and feeling very uncomfortable."
"Are you saying you’ve been fainting almost every day recently?" Xiaofeng asked, looking at her.
Lan Shui Xian nodded. "For the past few days, I’ve fainted once a day, and the duration varies. I’ve listened to you and went to the hospital, but the doctor said there’s nothing wrong with . Strange, isn’t it? I just faint out of nowhere."
"I’ll ask soone to check on you another day, to see what this is about." Grandpa’s a practitioner of traditional Chinese dicine and is excellent at taking pulses. He should be able to figure out the problem.
"That would really be too kind of you; I’ve been bothering you too much."
"If I ever encounter any difficulties, you would help just the sa," replied Xiaofeng as she checked the ti. "Let’s go now. Grandpa happens to be at ho at the mont, and he can take a look at you."
"Okay, thank you so much." Lan Shui Xian genuinely felt embarrassed, but at the sa ti, her heart was ward by the fact that Xiaofeng truly treated her as a friend.
She had never had anyone treat her as a friend before.
From now on, Xiaofeng was her friend, and whenever Xiaofeng needed her, she would step forward without hesitation.
After Family Head Gu had taken Lan Shui Xian’s pulse, he rely comnted that her body was too weak and casually poured half a bottle of Xiaofeng’s ginseng wine for her: "Drink a small sip before bed, it will help your body."
Xiaofeng: "..."
Turns out her ginseng wine had beco Grandpa’s magic weapon. Maybe she should brew more and sell it for money.
...
n Chao ca to the Gu Family to discuss sothing with Elder Gu and saw Lan Shui Xian with Xiaofeng at the entrance, his eyes narrowing.
Of course, he was familiar with Lan Shui Xian, but he wondered how Lan Shui Xian and Su Xiaofeng ca to be together. Rembering what Lan Shui Xian told him last ti, n Chao frowned, the only thought in his mind was that Lan Shui Xian was ready to deal with Su Xiaofeng.
No, this Lan Shui Xian couldn’t be the one he encountered at night; the dayti Lan Shui Xian he knew was just a simple girl with no sches.
The nightti Lan Shui Xian, however, was full of sches, soone ruthless and cold-hearted.
Xiaofeng also saw him and smiled, "Family Head n, is there sothing you need?"
"Is Elder Gu in? I’ve co to visit him."
"Grandpa is in the yard, go ahead."
"Young Madam, are you going out with a friend?" n Chao asked casually.
"Family Head n, aren’t you here to see my grandpa? Please go ahead. As for what I’m doing, I don’t think there’s any need to explain the details to you."
"That’s true," n Chao nodded. "I spoke out of turn."
n Chao went inside with his people, and Xiaofeng had soone take Lan Shui Xian ho.
Thinking of sothing, she also made her way to her grandfather’s yard.
In the yard, Elder Gu saw n Chao arriving and pointed to a chair to the side, "You’re here, have a seat."
"Elder Gu, I’ve co to see you to inquire about the explosion case from over a decade ago. Regarding my origins, I’m sure you’re well aware, so I won’t play dumb with you. I would like to ask for your permission to re-investigate this case. As a victim of the explosion, I believe I have the right to know the truth of what happened back then and to seek justice for my parents and all the victims."
The reason for the explosion years ago was the subject of much speculation. The official cause listed in the records was an accidental explosion due to improper operation by the experintal staff.
One hundred and thirty lives were lost, and it was closed with a statent about improper operation by experintal staff.
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