Chapter 1804: Xiao Yuer’s Love (2)

Chapter Two

Seeing the little girl’s anxious expression, Chuxia fondly ruffled her hair. "Maybe, there are details we don’t understand, Yiyi don’t worry, our Xiao Yuer isn’t one to be confused. Since he agreed to let the girl come over, let’s follow through as promised. As for what happens next, let nature take its course. I believe Xiao Yuer won’t be muddled; we’ve known him for so many years, you should trust his abilities."

"Auntie, your mindset is so calm. If it were my mom, she’d go crazy knowing I’m seeing an unsuitable boy. Just the other day, because a male classmate called the house, she interrogated me for half a day. Actually, he just called to remind me about a student council activity, that’s all, sigh..." The little girl shook her head, looking helpless.

Lin Wenbin and Yuan Hui only have the little girl, so it’s understandable how nervous they are. Moreover, girls and boys are inherently different, and Chuxia could understand Yuan Hui’s excessive nerves.

However, understanding is one thing, agreement is another. After all, she’s been through this phase herself; her own parents were also very strict in this regard. Although she didn’t intend anything special, being interrogated like that by parents can certainly become irritating. Fortunately, she had enough self-control not to do the opposite.

"I’ll chat with your mom later. Actually, I also manage your three brothers. Parents are like this, hoping their children find a good match since it’s a lifelong thing, right?"

"That’s different..." The little girl pouted. "Auntie, you manage the boys because you’re afraid they’ll harm the girls. You want them to choose carefully before making a move, while my mom doesn’t give me the choice, she directly chops me down."

"Your mom would be sad to hear that..." Chuxia shook her head with a laugh. Turning around, seeing Aunt Qin bringing out breakfast, she said, "Hurry up and eat, then go to school, don’t make your mother worry."

"Okay..." Sighing, the little girl obediently sat at the table, then straightened her back and whispered to Chuxia, "Is Uncle in the study?"

Chuxia shook her head. "No, he went to the military district early."

The little girl let out a long breath and relaxed. Despite seeing him every day, she was still extremely nervous around her uncle, afraid of being reprimanded. In fact, her uncle had never scolded her, who knows why she had this psychological shadow...

Thinking about this made the little girl smile to herself.

"You’re that happy because your uncle isn’t here?" Chuxia laughed as she looked at the little girl’s face, her grin almost reaching her ears. "Should I describe this scene to your uncle, so he avoids you in the future and doesn’t pressure you too much?"

"No, no, no, it’s not because he’s not here that I’m this happy..." Lin Ruoyi blushed and explained, "I just suddenly thought, even with my own uncle, after all these years I’m still scared, imagine how much more nervous Yanan would be, maybe she’d be so scared she’d just give up the idea."

Chuxia: "..." If she really had a plan, she might decide to marry in as soon as she saw it, right? Anyway, hearing this from her niece, she really got interested in the girl her younger son was bringing home.

After breakfast, Uncle Wang took her to the hospital. Chuxia was still pondering this matter. The intern doctor she was mentoring, who rarely saw her mentor so absent-minded, curiously asked, "Teacher, what’s wrong with you?"

"Nothing." Coming back to her senses, Chuxia smiled at the other, "Alright, get ready to start calling numbers."

She had already adapted to this high-intensity work every day. Nowadays, she truly fulfilled the Zhou family’s expectations and became the pride of the family, just like Zhou Mikang.

Speaking of General Practitioner Doctor Lin, who in the medical system didn’t know her? As for the patients, her name was even more renowned. However, her energy was limited, and patients wanting to book her had to pass screening to decide if they could see her.

Initially, there were protests, but later she explained that the process was to prevent those truly needing treatment from being delayed. Also, her bookings didn’t allow back doors; even those from remote areas, as long as their condition required, could book her. Consequently, whether out of jealousy wanting to stir trouble or otherwise, no one made unnecessary remarks anymore.

Luckily, she had kept exercising all these years, otherwise, dealing with this daily would be unsustainable. According to Zhou Mikang, sitting in the office three times a week was enough.