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Chapter 960 - 693 sugar (Thanks for the tip!)

Chapter 960: 693 sugar (Thanks for the tip!)

"Rui Rui, your mom and I are not children anymore, we don’t need you to accompany us. Why don’t you go find Little Jiang?"

Spring and Autumn Plaza.

At the dining table, Zou Luoxia elegantly voiced her concern while holding her chopsticks.

She had already voiced her objections, but no one had listened. She had no choice but to seek an alternative.

After all, the words "human life" carried a significant weight, and she couldn’t persist in her own views.

"Why should I go find him?"

Li Shuru smiled casually as she asked in return.

"You child, what do you think!" Zou Luoxia glanced at her cousin and then spoke forthrightly, "Of course to look after Little Jiang! You all support him going to help his ex-girlfriend, right? Saving a life is of utmost importance, I have no disagreements there, but shouldn’t we still be a bit cautious? That girl and Little Jiang have a past after all. What if old flames reignite?"

Zou Luoxia stared at her niece, speaking earnestly, "Rui Rui, your aunt knows you are kind-hearted, but being kind is one thing; you can’t completely ignore your own interests. Be careful not to lose everything in the end, including your ’Lady’!"

"Little Jiang isn’t that kind of person."

Xue Mingqin said calmly.

Li Shuru smiled unrestrainedly, "Exactly, Auntie, you haven’t been in contact with him for long, you might not understand him yet. The situation you’re worried about won’t happen."

Zou Luoxia said with heartfelt sorrow, "Why are you mother and daughter so stubborn! I’m not doubting Little Jiang or anything, I do believe Jiang’s character is impeccable, but who can guarantee that the girl will keep to herself? She is now sick, the most pity-invoking moment, and men can hardly resist..."

Zou Luoxia hadn’t finished speaking when there was a commotion from the porch.

"It’s dining time, it seems I’ve come back at just the right moment."

Jiang Chen, who had been missing for an entire evening, walked in.

The three at the table were all caught somewhat off-guard.

"How did you come back?"

Li Shuru stood up in surprise.

"Little Jiang, sit."

Xue Mingqin went to get a bowl and chopsticks.

An "in-law" serving food, a treatment many a man could only envy.

"Aunt Xue, I can do it myself."

"You’re not an outsider, why be so formal?"

Xue Mingqin placed the bowl of food in front of him.

Jiang Chen sat down.

"Little Jiang, weren’t you going to find your... classmate? How come you’re back so soon?"

Zou Luoxia asked tentatively.

"I’ve found her already."

"Found her?"

Zou Luoxia was surprised, "That fast?"

Immediately, scenes from melodramatic dramas began playing in her head. In this vast sea of people, if someone truly wanted to hide, how could they be found so quickly unless it was just a cunning pretense?

Thinking this, she couldn’t help but give her niece an exasperated, covert glare. However, her niece was completely oblivious, like one of those naive and simple heroines on TV, still innocently asking, "Where did you find her?"

"In Chang’an."

"Where is she now?"

"I brought her back to East Sea. She’s in the hospital, with Wei Chuyin accompanying her."

Jiang Chen reported everything honestly, without avoiding his elders. Since they were so understanding, he felt he should be transparent as well.

"Heh."

Zou Luoxia couldn’t help but let out an ironic laugh.

Li Shuru and Jiang Chen both looked at her.

"It’s good that you found her, Little Jiang. After all, it was once a relationship. No matter what, as long as it’s within your capacity, it’s good to lend a hand."

Xue Mingqin spoke up.

Jiang Chen nodded, "I understand."

"What did the doctor say?"

Li Shuru inquired.

"She’s been dragging on for a bit too long; her condition has already begun to worsen. But that hospital is an authority in blood diseases; they have cured many similar patients. The dean said they would do their best."

Do their best.

Everyone understood what that meant.

Xue Mingqin looked at her daughter, "Rui Rui, you go with Little Jiang to the hospital tomorrow to see her."

Upon hearing this, Zou Luoxia was stunned, wondering if her cousin had lost her senses. She knew her cousin meant well, but there were limits to being kind, right?

Getting involved was one thing, but to actually let her niece visit her?

Looking at her seemingly content cousin beside her, suddenly, it dawned on her.

That’s not right.

Maybe it was she who was overthinking.

Indeed, her niece should visit the hospital!

Doing so would quash any undue fantasies the girl might have and would also demonstrate their magnanimity!

She didn’t realize her cousin had such wisdom!

"Do you want to go?"

Jiang Chen turned and asked.

To her surprise, Li Shuru, of exceptional vision, shook her head this time.

"It wouldn’t be appropriate for me to go,"

"Why wouldn’t it be appropriate? Rui Rui, she’s your senior. It’s true that given her serious illness, you should really visit her."

Zou Luoxia, who had been adamant about not meddling, changed her tune completely, suddenly becoming quite benevolent.

Li Shuru smiled and said, "Auntie, if I were the one lying in the hospital, at a time like this, I probably wouldn’t want to see anyone."

"Tsk! Child, what a disheartening thing to say!"

Zou Luoxia rebuked.

Xue Mingqin nodded, "You also make sense. Wait until she gets better, then go."

Gets better.

"Isn’t the best treatment for this kind of disease supposed to be a bone marrow transplant?"

At night,

The two returned to their room.

Jiang Chen nodded, "A transplant does indeed have a higher chance of cure compared to chemotherapy, but finding a suitable bone marrow is difficult. The hospital has already started the matching process."

"Does it hurt?"

Li Shuru asked.

Jiang Chen quickly replied, "Not really."

Li Shuru immediately gave him a direct look, "Those who lie are supposed to swallow a thousand silver needles."

Jiang Chen smiled.

"I don’t really know how to describe it. I just feel like it shouldn’t be like this. When I found her, she was squatting by the roadside, in so much pain she couldn’t straighten her back, but she still tried to put on an air of nonchalance. If I hadn’t threatened her with her family, she might not have come back with me."