The Little Ancestor Teaches You How To Live
Chapter 156: Capture it to Treat the Young Brother_1

Chapter 156: Chapter 156: Capture it to Treat the Young Brother_1

"What are you doing?" Old Man Yang cried out in panic.

"I’m sorry, Master Shuyi, since a gentle approach has proved utterly useless, we have no choice but to take a gamble," Bai Fengmian told Old Man Yang.

"You! Don’t go too far! I will not yield to you like this!"

Old Man Yang struggled and shouted as he did so.

No one responded to his struggles and they simply threw him into the car.

Bai Fengmian then had people tidy up Old Man Yang’s humble flat and pack up all his belongings to take with them.

Finally, the car drove off into the distance, leaving behind an empty and desolate flat.

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"Dad, Mom, I want to go back to the countryside!"

Susu immediately made her intentions clear to the elders of the Qin Family.

Both Qin the grandfather and Qin the grandmother were taken aback and quickly asked, "What’s wrong, our dear child? Did you encounter something unhappy? Are you having trouble with your classmates? Or is it a teacher? Come, tell your Dad and Mom."

"No, no," Susu hastily shook her head to clarify, "I need to go back to the countryside to find someone! To treat my elder brother’s illness!"

"What do you mean?" Qin the grandfather was puzzled.

Looking at his wife, Qin the grandmother indicated she was also clueless.

"The beautiful sister helped me find him! The one named Shuyi!" Susu quickly pulled Sangzi over.

Sangzi, feeling rather shy in front of the elderly, didn’t dare to look them straight in the eye.

She bowed deeply to the couple twice and then said cautiously, "Little Susu asked me to find someone, and I found him; he’s in Niujiakeng."

Sangzi was the type who was bold online but became somewhat timid in reality.

Though she could throw a heavy punch at bad guys, she became nervous when facing elders or peers who needed communication.

She described her own condition as selective social phobia.

"In Niujiakeng?" Qin the grandmother looked shocked.

Qin the grandfather also showed a similarly surprised expression.

They had heard of Master Shuyi before.

And they were acquainted with the people from Niujiakeng as well.

Where did this Shuyi come from?

"Xiaozi, are you sure you’re not mistaken? It’s really Niujiakeng?" Qin the grandmother asked.

"Mhm... I’m certain. I started investigating from Master Shuyi’s last known appearance seven years ago, taking into account traffic records, spending records, immigration records, and other data before finally confirming he was in Niujiakeng."

"This..." Qin the grandmother and her husband exchanged glances.

Could it be that Master Shuyi was hiding right under their noses?

Yet, no matter how much they pondered, they couldn’t recall any old man who fit the image of a Divine Doctor.

"Dad, Mom, I need to go back to the countryside!" Susu once again insisted.

It didn’t matter who the other party was, what mattered was that she needed to bring that person back right now!

To treat her elder brother’s illness! Roar~

"I’ll accompany Susu, Grandpa and Grandma can wait at home for news," Qin Yuhuai took upon the task voluntarily.

It was a little over two hours’ drive from Huacheng City to Niujiakeng, and a return trip would take roughly five hours.

The grandparents were getting on in years, and it was better for them to avoid such exhausting endeavors.

"But..." Qin the grandfather still hesitated.

"I will take good care of Susu," Qin Yuhuai promised.

Susu also said, "Dad, Mom, don’t worry, I’ll take care of the big nephew!"

"All right, then. But it’s already late today, you should wait and go tomorrow morning," Qin the grandfather agreed after hearing Susu’s words.

"I’m coming tomorrow too!" Sangzi hastily spoke up.

No sooner had she finished than she received a somewhat cold gaze from Qin Yuhuai.

Sangzi faltered for a moment, but then quickly mustered the courage to explain, "I’ve lived there before, I’m familiar with it, and since I found the place, it would be more useful if you take me..."

Towards the end, Sangzi’s voice trailed off.

Still timid...