My Aloof Lord Ex-Husband Begs for Remarriage
Chapter 237 - 238 Regard with Special Respect

Chapter 237: Chapter 238 Regard with Special Respect

Watching Chu Nanli laughing and playing with someone else, Ye Yunting’s heart ached sharply.

He couldn’t stand to see Chu Nanli acting this way towards others.

Ye Yunting pushed himself up, opened the door, and strode out.

When Chu Nanli saw Ye Yunting come out, she also fell silent temporarily.

Ye Yunting saw Chu Nanli’s face change, and his eyebrows slightly furrowed.

She had been so happy just a moment ago, so why did her face fall upon seeing him?

A surge of anger rose in his heart, and Ye Yunting’s tone was slightly cold, "Is the patient cured?"

"Yes," Chu Nanli responded, "If you’re not reassured, go take a look."

Ye Yunting nodded, his expression easing somewhat, "Come with me."

Saying that and seeing Chu Nanli showing no intention of moving, he directly grabbed her arm.

Chu Nanli only felt her arm seized by a rough, strong hand and instinctively tried to pull away, but then she saw Ye Yunting’s warning face.

Forget it, this was the palace, and she was still Ye Yunting’s Princess Consort. It wouldn’t be good to make too much of a scene.

"Fine, you don’t have to pull me," Chu Nanli said.

Ye Yunting’s arm stiffened, paused for a moment, and then he let go of Chu Nanli.

"Do you think I actually want to touch you?" Ye Yunting said with a dark face, before walking away with a flick of his sleeves.

"Jerk," Chu Nanli cursed under her breath, disdainfully patting her sleeve before catching up with Ye Yunting’s pace.

Ye Yunting’s breath caught again, his heart indescribably uncomfortable.

He remembered how Chu Nanli used to love holding onto his sleeve...

With a dark face, Ye Yunting arrived at Bai Wuheng’s room, where a wave of heat hit him.

"What’s going on?" he asked with a frown.

Bai Wuheng had a fever, so why hadn’t Chu Nanli lowered the temperature but instead made it so high?

Chu Nanli didn’t want to explain to him, but to avoid any misunderstandings, after a moment of thought, she called to Zhuang Muyan outside, "Muyan, come in."

Zhuang Muyan had wanted to come in earlier, not wanting to leave his mentor alone with the Prince, always worried Ye Yunting might harm Chu Nanli.

Hearing Chu Nanli calling him, he immediately walked in quickly.

"Mentor, what’s the matter?"

Ye Yunting didn’t understand why Chu Nanli suddenly called Zhuang Muyan in, and he was very dissatisfied, his handsome face full of resentment.

Chu Nanli ignored him and instead spoke to Zhuang Muyan.

"Didn’t you just ask me why I treated the disease this way? I will teach you now; remember it carefully," Chu Nanli said.

"Yes! Mentor, please tell me!" Zhuang Muyan said with slight excitement.

"Bai Wuheng may have a fever, but the smallpox passed down from ancient times belongs to a kind of virus,"

"At this time, the human body heats up, trying to kill the virus through high temperature. This is also a basic principle covered in the book I passed on to you," Chu Nanli explained.

Hearing this, Zhuang Muyan’s eyes instantly brightened.

He remembered now; he had indeed seen a page that said exactly that.

So smallpox is a virus that needs high temperatures to be killed.

The mentor truly applied her knowledge practically!

"Once he heats up to a certain level, he will start sweating to cool down. After the sweating stops, we can then remove the stove and some blankets," Chu Nanli continued to explain.

"I see! Mentor, your method is truly ingenious!" Zhuang Muyan looked at Chu Nanli with admiring eyes, his affection and admiration spilling over.

On the side, Ye Yunting felt very uncomfortable watching this, yet he had nothing to criticize.

Chu Nanli and Zhuang Muyan, they indeed seemed to have a normal mentor-student relationship.

In the past, he did not believe it.

How could Chu Nanli’s medical skills be good enough to mentor the popular Imperial Physician Zhuang Muyan?

After the smallpox incident, he had started to look at Chu Nanli’s medical skills in a new light.

"However, this method is not foolproof, and the cure rate is not one hundred percent," Chu Nanli added.

Ye Yunting frowned slightly.