314: 314: Heart of Concealnt [Fourth update, Happy Dragon Boat Festival] 314: 314: Heart of Concealnt [Fourth update, Happy Dragon Boat Festival] Tang Feng’s words opened up another world for Xiao Xiao.
She then realized how fortunate it was to have fallen in love with Tang Feng.
Now, not only had she escaped from her illness, but she had also found love and embarked on the path of cultivation.
According to Tang Feng, she now possessed the cultivation of a Postnatal Martial Artist.
With the help of Elixirs, it wouldn’t be long before she could step into the Innate realm, and then, she would no longer fear anyone in her family.
Moreover, Tang Feng had given her a small Transmission Array, a defensive formation hanging around her neck, and a batch of Elixirs in the Suru Ring.
This man had prepared everything for her.
And naturally, she had responded with a kiss, her first kiss at that.
Though the scene was not perfect, her heart fluttered with joy.
Could she possibly control her fate from now on, and was there anything more delightful?
After Tang Feng left, the first thing she wanted to do was take a bath, but she didn’t do it imdiately; the shock it might cause if discovered was unimaginable.
When Tang Feng ca out, Sun Wan approached him, “Xiao Xiao, did she recognize you?”
“Do you think she recognized ?” said Tang Feng as he took off his germ protective suit and walked away.
Sun Wan watched him leave earnestly.
Indeed, if she couldn’t even recognize her own relatives, how could she recognize him?
However, he had visited, and that alone settled a worry in his heart.
Shortly after Tang Feng left, a group of doctors rushed in.
The suddenness had the Sun family mbers all stand up in alarm.
“Dean Lin, is there an ergency?” Sun Chenggang stumbled over his words, worried about his only daughter.
“Sothing big happened, did soone just co by?” Dean Lin asked urgently.
“A classmate of Xiao Xiao, what happened, is Xiao Xiao in trouble?” Sun Wan was greatly startled, as it was she who had allowed the visitor in.
“Where is that classmate now?”
“He has already left.”
“Oh, you should have kept him here,” said Dean Lin with a look of disappointnt along with a few other attending doctors.
“Dean Lin, what exactly happened?” Tian Yunli started crying again.
“Lady Sun, don’t cry, it’s not bad news, it’s good news,” Dean Lin said.
“What good news?
Can Xiao Xiao be cured?” Tian Yunli, hearing what seed like a miraculous sound, felt a different emotion all of a sudden.
“Just now, the attending doctors reported that within just a few minutes, Xiao Xiao’s cancer cells rapidly disappeared and her damaged brain returned to normal, even healthier than before,” Dean Lin explained.
“How is that possible!”
“Yes, initially we thought it was a malfunction in the equipnt.
Since we couldn’t see into Xiao Xiao’s room, we rechecked the data and images a second ti.
After confirming they were consistent, we ca to check,” Dean Lin said, and then he opened the operation room door.
By then, Xiao Xiao had already finished her bath and was arranging her hair by the window.
“Xiao Xiao.” Tian Yunli ran over joyously, tightly hugging Xiao Xiao.
“Mom, I’m fine, but don’t hug too tightly, I can’t breathe,” Xiao Xiao said, feeling suffocated.
Tian Yunli hastily loosened her grip, inspecting her daughter’s face thoroughly from top to bottom.
“Heaven be praised, my daughter is finally all right,” Tian Yunli was overwheld with emotion.
Sun Wan, anwhile, was utterly shocked.
By this ti, she had guessed it was Tang Feng’s doing.
But how did he do it?
It was nothing short of a miracle.
She instinctively thought about chasing after Tang Feng, not caring whether she could catch up with him or not; she simply threw away her high heels.
At that mont, everyone’s attention was on Xiao Xiao, and no one noticed Sun Wan’s unusual behavior.
Xiao Xiao naturally wouldn’t reveal that Tang Feng had saved her.
She rely ntioned having a dream, after which she was wheeled into the examination room where Dean Lin decided to conduct a comprehensive check on her.
Upon seeing his daughter awaken, Sun Cheng imdiately made his first call to the Han family, unaware of what Xiao Xiao might think of this.
A father in such a hurry to marry off his daughter, there are not many like him in this world.
The Han family, having initially decided to give up, changed their minds upon hearing she had awoken, thinking there might be a chance for improvent, thus the matter of a matrimonial alliance was brought back to the table.
In the end, in Su City, the alliance of the Sun and Han families maximized their benefits.
As for the Qian family, they had to pick a later ti.
As Tang Feng walked downstairs and passed through the corridor, he was shocked by a grandmother and her granddaughter.
A little girl around five or six years old was struggling to support an elderly woman, crying and comforting her at the sa ti.
It turned out the old lady suddenly couldn’t rember who the little girl was, which scared the girl.
Thus, she cried and led the woman to the hospital.
Unfortunately, the little girl knew nothing, and the elderly woman did not understand these matters either, so they couldn’t help each other at that mont.
To avoid bothering other patients, the little girl could only sit with her grandmother in a corner.
What Tang Feng saw was her continuously wiping her eyes.
Despite her young age, the little girl knew the importance of cherishing and gratitude; her upbringing was obviously good.
Tang Feng walked over to her.
“Little sister, can brother take a look at your grandma?”
The little girl’s eyes sparkled brightly as she was very happy, “Brother, please hurry and help grandma.
She doesn’t rember Little Ye’er.”
“Ye’er, don’t be afraid, brother can make grandma get better.” Tang Feng fainted the old lady and carried her out of the hospital.
Little Yezi led the way, holding onto Tang Feng’s clothes.
Soon, they arrived at a dilapidated tin shack in the suburbs.
The things inside were simple but tidy, clothes hung on the side, all patched up.
Tang Feng couldn’t help but feel heartache when he saw this.
Life was tough indeed.
When he saw the bed, Tang Feng could not hold back his tears anymore.
There were only two broken wooden boards, topped with a mat that had been used for a long ti—how could one live like this?
Poor Little Yezi.
Tang Feng felt suffocated.
“Little Yezi, you haven’t eaten anything yet.
Brother has so candy here.” Tang Feng took out a box of snacks.
But Little Yezi didn’t eat it.
“Doesn’t it taste good?”
“Grandma said not to take other people’s things casually,” the little girl innocently said.
“Yezi, if you don’t think of brother as an outsider, it’s okay,” Tang Feng said with a smile.
“Okay, now I have a brother,” the little girl happily grabbed a bunch of the food, showing great interest.
How long had it been since people lived such miserable lives?
Tang Feng could understand; how could an elderly woman earn money?
Surviving was nothing short of a miracle.
Luckily, they t Tang Feng; otherwise, she and Little Yezi would surely have died.
Tang Feng couldn’t stand it anymore; he directly changed the bed to a more comfortable one.
This experience had a significant impact on him; perhaps he ought to do sothing.
He possessed remarkable dical skills, and it would be a waste not to use them to save people.
He decided to stay in the suburbs for a few days to treat these poor people; otherwise, what awaited them was the gates of Hell.
After administering three injections to the elderly woman, Tang Feng made dinner for Little Yezi, and by then, the grandmother was also back to normal.
“Grandma, brother made such a hearty al,” Little Yezi had never had such a rich dinner before.
“Young man, thank you,” the elderly woman had already realized sothing was wrong with her condition.
She never expected to fall ill so suddenly before she could prepare.
Seeing Tang Feng now, she had soone in mind to entrust herself to.
“Grandma, you are fine now and can live for many more years.
I’ve exchanged your household items and prepared plenty of food, enough to last you a long ti, so you need not worry anymore,” Tang Feng said.
“Young man, how could I accept this?” the elderly woman said, her face filled with panic.
“It’s fine; these things are really nothing to .
I share a bond with Little Yezi.
Don’t hesitate, grandma.
Little Yezi is growing and needs proper nutrition.
It’s best not to tell anyone else about the things I’ve given you to avoid causing them to covet,” Tang Feng said.
“Okay, okay, I understand, young man.
On behalf of the Ye family, I thank you,” the elderly woman teared up.
To be saved from desperation, the emotions were indescribable, it was as if she had been granted a new life; this kindness deserved to be rembered forever.
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