Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 418 - 418 418 Chance Encounter

418: 418: Chance Encounter 418: 418: Chance Encounter Today, I stumbled upon a rather fortunate encounter, feasting my eyes.

Just as I left the school, someone called out to me.

Looking back, I saw Zhai Xiaoyan waiting there, seemingly anxious.

Quite some time had passed since school was dismissed.

What was going on?

Tang Feng walked over to her.

“Have you been waiting for me, or did you run into some trouble?” Tang Feng asked.

“Those people kept staring at me.

I didn’t dare to walk alone,” Zhai Xiaoyan now longed for her earlier days.

“No problem, I’ll walk you home and, while I’m at it, scrounge a meal.

Would you welcome that?”

“Yes, welcome.” Zhai Xiaoyan was ecstatic, her face flushed with shyness as she followed behind Tang Feng.

Seeing this, several youths nearby turned dark with anger.

“Let’s go, teach that brat a harsh lesson for daring to take ‘our girl’.”

A group of them rushed over.

At the school gate, they hadn’t dared to act recklessly, but once outside, the school’s authority no longer applied.

They hadn’t reached the bus stop when a group of people blocked Tang Feng and Zhai Xiaoyan’s path.

Zhai Xiaoyan instinctively grabbed Tang Feng’s hand.

“Kid, she stays, you go,” one of the youths pointed at Tang Feng and declared.

Everything was under his control.

“And what if I don’t go?” Tang Feng asked with a smile.

“Damn it, since you’re begging for death, I’ll grant your wish.

Beat him to a pulp and toss him aside,” the youth gestured, and the thugs around him started throwing punches and kicks at Tang Feng.

The youth smirked and stepped back, ready to enjoy the show.

“Watch it, don’t hurt the beauty,” he cautioned.

Passersby kept their distance, inherently repulsed by such individuals.

Others were simply afraid.

To Tang Feng, these thugs weren’t even worth raising a hand against; he let out a cold snort, and the approaching thugs were instantly sent flying.

As if blasted away by an explosion.

The youth, about to light a cigarette, was startled by the scene before him.

A gentle snort had sent his bodyguards flying.

Was this guy even human?

He had hit a wall, and the next moment he turned and ran.

Not so stupid, this one.

But no matter how he ran, he seemed to be running in place, and out of fright, he fainted.

Could this really happen?

Zhai Xiaoyan was also stunned.

A gang of fierce-looking goons had been dealt with so effortlessly?

Especially that youth—how did he end up running in place just now?

Thinking of all the incredible things about Tang Feng, her heart fluttered even more intensely.

“All clear now,” Tang Feng, too lazy to bother with the trash on the ground, ushered Zhai Xiaoyan onto the bus with him.

“Thank you.” Sitting close together, Zhai Xiaoyan’s exceptionally beautiful face turned a shade pinker, so tender that Tang Feng almost wanted to bite it.

“No need to thank me,” Tang Feng noticed that Zhai Xiaoyan was leaning in even closer.

To prevent others from taking advantage of her from behind, Tang Feng pulled her into his arms.

Zhai Xiaoyan gave a soft hum, and even her ears turned red.

“What does he want to do?

With so many people watching, what should I do?”

She didn’t even dare to look up at Tang Feng.

Her mind was a whirl of thoughts.

Suddenly, she felt something against her stomach, and she was so startled she almost cried out.

Though she hadn’t experienced it, she knew that men had a certain something women lacked.

But experiencing it firsthand was extremely nerve-wracking.

In fact, she had no idea what that ‘thing’ intended to do.

As more people boarded the bus, they were pressed even closer together.

The unique fragrance of a girl was making Tang Feng a bit dizzy.

A sudden brake, and Tang Feng’s lips landed right on the forehead, causing Zhai Xiaoyan to go limp in Tang Feng’s arms.

If he hadn’t been holding her, it was doubtful she could have remained standing.

“It wasn’t on purpose, it was the brake’s fault,” Tang Feng said, somewhat embarrassed.

“I understand,” Zhai Xiaoyan said, feeling a bit dejected upon hearing Tang Feng’s explanation.

She couldn’t help but ask herself, “Am I really that undesirable?

Doesn’t he even think about touching me?”

No, that couldn’t be right—if there had been no reaction, how could she explain the strange feeling in her stomach?

He must have had some thoughts.

Because of this, Zhai Xiaoyan suddenly hugged Tang Feng, pressing her entire face against him.

Tang Feng inwardly cursed, “It’s over.”

Just a kiss like that could lead to a misunderstanding, but what could he say at this moment?

He could only suffer in silence, frustrated by the closeness that couldn’t turn into anything substantial.

Finally, they reached their stop, and Tang Feng protected Zhai Xiaoyan as they alighted from the vehicle.

He breathed a sigh of relief, and as they exchanged glances, everything was understood without words.

Zhai Xiaoyan boldly took Tang Feng’s hand and headed towards her home.

Wait!

Tang Feng stopped by a small restaurant to buy some roast duck and some scallion sauce to go with the drinks.

As for the fruit, he picked some directly from the Spirit Tree beside the Vitality Tree.

Eating this Spirit Fruit would grant mortals healthy bodies, free from illness and pain.

Bringing such treats to a classmate’s home was quite generous.

Upon entering, the couple who were busy grinding tofu hurriedly stopped.

“Uncle, auntie, here I am, bothering you again,” Tang Feng said with a smile.

“What are you talking about?

We’re happy to see you; come in and sit down,” Mrs.

Zhai gushed enthusiastically.

Mr.

Zhai, on the contrary, did not put down his work—the tofu-making process couldn’t be stopped once started, or all effort would’ve been in vain.

“Mom, I’ll make dinner when he stays later,” Zhai Xiaoyan said as she walked into the kitchen.

Tang Feng went over to Mr.

Zhai, helping him with the grinding—the meticulousness required for making tofu was no small feat, it couldn’t be rushed, nor too slow.

Moreover, it was a complex process, but a skilled hand could produce tofu that was both smooth and tender.

Places like Zhai Family’s home often supplied many restaurants, and they usually sold out every day.

Otherwise, they really couldn’t afford their daughter’s schooling, not to mention the considerable sum they had spent treating her obesity.

The family was under a lot of pressure.

But now things were better.

Their daughter had returned to normal, and from now on, whatever they sold would be pure profit.

“Xiao Feng, we have to thank you.

If it weren’t for you, we don’t know when we would’ve been able to lessen this burden.

Now, at last, one of our worries is gone,” Mr.

Zhai said gratefully.

“Uncle, let’s not be strangers.

To become classmates with Xiao Yan is fate, and I’m happy to be able to help her,” Tang Feng said with a smile.

“Regardless, this kindness is significant.

What do you think of Xiao Yan?”

“She’s great, a very kind girl.” A woman who is considerate of others can’t be too bad off.

“If you think she’s good, that’s all that matters.

So here’s the thing, Xiao Yan is grown up now, and we worry about her safety.

If it’s possible, please take care of her a little more,” Mr.

Zhai asked in a pleading tone, which Tang Feng was hesitant to accept.

His intuition told him there must be a catch.

“Uncle, please be straightforward with me.”

“Alright, we approve of you, and if Xiao Yan is to date someone in the future, we hope that person is you,” Mr.

Zhai’s words left Tang Feng somewhat stunned.

That message carried significant implications.

“Uncle, if it’s about what happened before, let’s not bring it up anymore.

I helped her without expecting anything in return because to me, it was just a simple gesture,” Tang Feng said.

“Xiao Feng, I’m not joking.

The girl is too naive, I’m afraid she’ll be deceived or bullied.

With you around, we’ll be at ease,” Mr.

Zhai said sincerely, without a hint of pretense, which softened Tang Feng’s heart.

“Uncle, rest assured, with me around, she won’t have any problems at school.”

“Good kid,” Mr.

Zhai smiled with satisfaction.

Mrs.

Zhai had been watching Tang Feng from the side, noticing how well he got along with her husband, and she felt relieved.

Tang Feng didn’t know that this idea had been hers.

If someone as exceptional as Tang Feng became their son-in-law, she might wake up laughing from her dreams.