Urban Immortal Doctor Master
Chapter 88 - 88 088 Almost misfired

88: 088: Almost misfired 88: 088: Almost misfired Tang Feng saw Zou Mei acting like a thief and couldn’t help but find it funny.

“I mean, Aunt Mei, of course we need to close the door for the examination.

It’s not like we can leave the door open.

What if someone comes in and sees everything?” Tang Feng said, laughing.

“Alright!” Zou Mei seemed a bit distracted.

“Aunt Mei, there’s no need to be nervous.

It’s not like we haven’t done this before,” Tang Feng said with a light laugh.

“Fine, have it your way, but make it quick.

If people outside find out, I don’t even want to think what they might say.

I don’t want to hear any unpleasant rumors from others.”

“Don’t worry, it’ll be very quick,” Tang Feng said.

“Okay then.” Zou Mei closed her eyes, thinking that if she didn’t see anything, she wouldn’t overthink.

“Aunt Mei, you’re making it difficult for me to start like this.

You need to cooperate a bit, don’t worry, you’ll be completely healed after this treatment,” Tang Feng said, smiling.

“I hope so.” Zou Mei then opened her eyes, but seeing Tang Feng looking at her with a half-smile made her even more nervous.

“Alright, I’m starting now.” Tang Feng had already begun the treatment.

Zou Mei let him do as he would, but upon seeing the long Golden Needle she got scared and closed her eyes again.

“I need to use needles this time, forgot to tell you.”

“What, why didn’t you say so earlier?” Zou Mei was quite frightened.

“I thought you knew.

I mentioned it last time, but if you didn’t hear, you can’t blame me,” Tang Feng said, laughing.

“Xiao Feng, you did that on purpose,” Zou Mei spat lightly.

“How could I?

I dare not do something like that on purpose to Aunt Mei, that would be asking for trouble,” Tang Feng said earnestly.

“Trust you, I don’t.

How should I sort you out later?” Zou Mei rolled her eyes.

Tang Feng’s continuous smile showed he took Zou Mei’s illness seriously; the sweat on his forehead made it clear that he used the majority of his True Yuan for the treatment.

She wouldn’t matter so much to him if he didn’t consider her important.

The entire process took more than an hour.

After putting away the needles, Tang Feng got up to leave, and Zou Mei’s eyes gleamed differently as she watched his retreating figure.

Upon opening the door, Tang Feng, facing the wind, realized that his fatigue didn’t hinder his progress in cultivation.

His cultivation had improved slightly, and he smiled satisfactorily at that.

“Xiao Feng, are you leaving already?”

Seeing Tang Feng standing outside, Zou Mei quickly asked eagerly.

Tang Feng turned to her with a smile, “Why, do you want to keep me for dinner?”

At his words, Zou Mei smiled, “Yes, have dinner before you leave.”

“Sounds good, otherwise it might be a long time before I can taste Aunt Mei’s cooking again,” Tang Feng said.

“You sit down for a moment; I’ll go cook,” Zou Mei said eagerly.

“I’ll help.”

“No need, no need,” Zou Mei was worried about getting flustered.

“I’ll help wash the vegetables.”

“Really, no need, just watch TV or use the computer, it’ll be ready soon,” she said, getting busy.

Tang Feng wouldn’t listen to her, still went to help, and seeing that she couldn’t deter him, Zou Mei stopped insisting.

The two of them worked together efficiently.

An hour later, three dishes and a soup were served.

“Xin Yin’s not coming back for lunch, right?”

“She’s not, let’s eat.

Eat up, then go back to school, you’ve already missed a morning,” Zou Mei said annoyed.

“Don’t worry, school isn’t as important as Aunt Mei.”

Those words moved Zou Mei to tears.

“Xiao Feng, how much am I going to owe you before you’re satisfied?”

“You already gave me your daughter, I owe you,” Tang Feng said.

“It’s not the same, I can’t pay you back,” Zou Mei shook her head.

“Then don’t pay back, just accept it with peace of mind, after all, we aren’t strangers.”

“I really don’t know what to say to you.

I’m telling you, Xin Yin isn’t a transaction; you have to treat her well, otherwise I won’t let you off,” Zou Mei said sternly.

“Not only will I treat her well, but I will also be good to Aunt Mei,” Tang Feng said, smiling.

“I don’t need that, I’m not a child anymore,” Zou Mei’s eyelid twitched as she pretended nothing was wrong.

“Well, regardless, from now on you two have me to look after you, and that’s a responsibility I am willing to take.”

“Suit yourself.”

“Have some dishes, Aunt Mei’s cooking is really delicious, what if I want to eat it every day?”

Zou Mei laughed, “Then just come over directly.”

“That’s more like it, then I might just come every day.”

“Just give me a call ahead if there’s something specific you want to eat.”

“No need for that, whatever you make, I’ll eat.”

“That works.” Zou Mei also wanted to see Tang Feng every day, only then she felt she wouldn’t owe him too much.

An hour later, Tang Feng drank a pot of tea and left her house under Zou Mei’s watchful eye.

Not far from walking, suddenly, Tang Feng felt a premonition of danger, a subconscious reaction suggesting that the days ahead might be troublesome.

Considering he had scavenged all the medicinal herbs and inheritances from the Little Cave Heaven, how could those people let him off?

With their abilities, it wouldn’t take long before they found him.

There was also Shangguan Tianyu, whose family was probably no less formidable than the Golden Sun Sect.

Possibly even stronger.

Could True Profound Sect actually serve as a sanctuary?

Tang Feng shook his head, rather than depending on others, it was better to keep control in his own hands.

Zou Mei and her daughter were simply too striking, staying in such a place long-term was bound to lead to trouble.

Thus, he made a plan; it really was time for the mother and daughter to move somewhere else.

Thinking about Zou Mei’s cooking skills, he came up with an idea.

He would need to plan carefully for the coming period to ensure he wasn’t too passive when danger struck.

Besides, no one could help him.

To protect those around him, it was necessary to prepare more thoroughly.

He had more to rebuild now.

In his previous life, his sole focus was on cultivation, but now it wasn’t just about becoming stronger, he also had a new responsibility.

As he traveled, Tang Feng’s mind calmed down.

But Zou Mei’s heart never did settle.

She didn’t know what was wrong, but once Tang Feng left, the house felt empty.

Previously, she and Xiao Yin didn’t feel this emptiness; her daughter went to school, and she managed the house and business, busy from morning till night without a moment to think about anything else.

Now, inexplicably, she felt a new concern.

The concern was not only for Lin Xinyin but also for Tang Feng.

This man had stormed into their lives like a breeze, making him impossible to ignore.

Now that her health had no major difficulties, without Tang Feng, however, she wouldn’t survive three months.

That was certain; in today’s society, her illness was terminal, merely a matter of buying time.

Now that she miraculously began to improve, she became more sentimental.

However, one thing was certain; she felt happiness.

The happiness of being cared for, having someone concerned about her, no longer needing to worry about what would happen to her daughter if she fell ill, she could confidently entrust everything to Tang Feng.

With many years of social experience, she could clearly distinguish good from evil.

The connections between people are really indescribable.

If she didn’t have a daughter, could she refuse a man like that?

Probably not, and most likely wouldn’t want to.

Let it be, let nature take its course.

At the moment, things are better than before, aren’t they?

Then, why should she worry any further?

If something truly beyond her control occurred, it was fate, and she was willing to accept it, having prepared for it long ago.

Perhaps, Tang Feng was the best gift heaven had sent to their family.

With him around, it seemed as if all dangers no longer existed, a wonderful feeling indeed.

Unconsciously, she quietly waited at the door for a little over an hour.