Chapter 505: Chapter 505: Pressing People into Service
Li Siyao didn’t take his words to heart at all.
She just thought Han was talking nonsense.
After school.
Han and Momo walked towards the school gate.
Li Junyan followed behind them.
Momo sensed soone closely following and turned around, bumping into Li Junyan: “Why are you following us?”
Li Junyan looked a bit unnatural. He looked at Han and said, “I want to talk to Han.”
Han was slightly stunned, pointing at himself: “Talk to ?”
Li Junyan walked up to him, seriously saying, “How did you know Li Siyao was sick? Are you just guessing, or are you serious?”
Momo looked at Han: “Li Siyao is sick?”
Han blinked: “Yeah.”
Li Junyan asked, “How did you know she was sick?”
Han said, “A Chinese dicine book ntioned it; her appearance shows signs of kidney disease. I just inferred it from her appearance.”
Li Junyan was a bit surprised: “You know Chinese dicine!?”
Han said, “Yeah.”
Li Junyan: “Then do you know how to treat kidney disease in soone?”
Momo: “Why are you asking this?”
Li Junyan pursed his lips, hesitating for a mont, then said, “Yesterday, Li Siyao’s dad gave a ride ho. He told that Li Siyao is sick, with kidney disease. He wants to do a match for Li Siyao because we are related.”
Momo frowned when he heard this, sensing sothing.
Kidney disease…
There are many kinds of kidney disease.
So do not require a transplant unless it becos severe or turns directly into uremia, which then requires a kidney transplant.
Han caught a detail: “Isn’t Li Siyao’s dad your dad too?”
Li Junyan’s face turned dark: “He is not my dad.”
He awkwardly turned his face: “I don’t want to admit that man is my dad!”
Han nodded: “Yeah! He’s really irresponsible! How about, from now on, I’ll be your dad!”
Li Junyan’s gaze instantly stabbed furiously at his face.
Han was frightened and hid behind Momo, gripping Momo’s sleeve tightly: “Momo, he’s scaring …”
Li Junyan couldn’t help but be amused by Han’s timid look: “Aren’t you his brother? As a brother, why are you so timid, sha on you!”
Han defended himself confidently: “We were born on the sa day! Even if I’m the older brother, I’m not much older than him!”
Momo was both amused and exasperated: “Huo Tinghan, can’t you be braver, stop acting like a delicate flower, you’re a boy, not a girl.”
Han said: “His gaze is so fierce, I’m afraid he’ll hit .”
After all, Han’s first impression of Li Junyan wasn’t good, fierce and rebellious.
Momo looked at Li Junyan: “So… is Li Siyao really sick?”
Li Junyan said: “Not sure. But… it should be sothing serious! Otherwise, he wouldn’t ask to do such a thing.”
Han poked his head out from behind Momo: “What kind of thing?”
Li Junyan: “I looked it up online yesterday. He probably hopes I can do a match with Li Siyao. If it’s successful, my kidney could save her life. If her condition worsens and becos uncontrollable, they could take one of my kidneys for transplanting into her.”
Han frowned upon hearing this.
He only knows Chinese dicine, not Western dicine.
Chinese dicine emphasizes root treatnt, with the downside being a very long course of treatnt.
Momo asked, “Are you willing to do a match for Li Siyao?”
Li Junyan sneered: “I’m not willing. Even if she dies, it has nothing to do with .”
Such cold words startled Han again: “But, she’s your sister!”
He couldn’t help relating this to himself.
If Yinyin were very seriously ill, he would do anything to save his sister!
But then again…
He and his sister have a good relationship.
But Li Junyan and Li Siyao are different.
It’s obvious usually that Li Siyao especially dislikes Li Junyan, and Li Junyan is equally dismissive of her.
Li Junyan said: “She’s not my sister!”
Han said: “Don’t get excited! I understand, I won’t say it next ti.”
He could tell that Li Junyan really disliked Li Siyao.
Though he wasn’t fond of her either.
With Li Siyao’s pretentious princess syndro, who would like her?
His sister is the real little princess!
Li Junyan turned to leave.
Momo suddenly thought of sothing and grabbed his hand: “Hey, do you want to co to my place for dinner?”
Li Junyan: “No.”
Momo said: “Why not?”
Li Junyan suddenly fell silent.
He wasn’t very willing to go to Momo’s house.
Perhaps he couldn’t stand seeing the warm family atmosphere.
He had been to Momo’s house once and experienced it.
That day, he went to apologize to Momo, opened the door, and saw Huo Tingdong and Lin Qi standing together, harmonious and loving, and their ho was full of warmth.
He felt that even the air in that ho was warm.
And by comparison, his ho was cold and empty, the air was cold.
He couldn’t help feeling a bit stimulated.
Because he never had it, and he was destined never to have it, he couldn’t bear to see it.
Momo said: “Co on! My mom is cooking today!”
Han heard this and stifled a laugh!
Momo was really sly!
He was using him as a guinea pig to test his mommy’s cooking!
Li Junyan was a bit surprised: “Does your mom not usually cook?”
Momo said: “Usually, it’s my daddy, , or the housekeeper who cooks. This noon, I called my mommy to say we won an award for our program, and she wanted to celebrate, so she decided to cook for us.”
As he spoke, he showed a profound smile: “So, do you want to try my mommy’s cooking?”
To be honest, Lin Qi cooking made him feel touched and happy.
But he wasn’t very brave to try Lin Qi’s cooking.
During break, he was debating with Han who would try the first bite and test the waters; neither wanted to be the first guinea pig.
But Li Junyan is a ready recruit!
He’s a little guest, so let him try the dishes first, then Momo would observe his expression; if his expression seed wrong, he’d avoid that dish!
Momo wanted to take Li Junyan back to act as a lightning rod, to step on any landmines.
He didn’t believe that among all the dishes his mommy would make, none would be edible.
For a mont, Li Junyan was a bit tempted.
Auntie’s cooking should be tasty, right?
Growing up, he had only eaten cafeteria-style food in the orphanage, and now he ate food prepared by a housekeeper. He rarely visited others’ hos and didn’t know about Momo’s mother’s cooking skills.
With that thought, Li Junyan felt a little coy, reluctantly agreeing, “Well… okay!”
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