Although Zi Xia’s voice was small, everyone present could hear it clearly.
Miss Cheng looked utterly puzzled, "What quack doctor? Miss, what on earth are you talking about?"
Divine Doctor Cheng, afraid that his daughter would know he had misdiagnosed a pulse and would no longer respect him, quickly said, "It’s nothing, daughter, co over here, I have sothing to tell you."
After speaking, he forcibly pulled her aside.
"Dad, what are you doing? Can’t you say what you want in front of our benefactor?" Miss Cheng said while struggling.
"I’m talking about Xiao Bao’s matter. Can you stop him from running around all the ti? Keep an eye on him at ho."
"You’re all at the dical Hall, and he’s playing here just fine, doesn’t need watching, Xiao Bao is very well-behaved."
"Oh for heaven’s sake! In the entire dical Hall, only you say he’s well-behaved. You don’t know, Xiao Bao almost caused a huge disaster."
"Dad, stop talking rubbish. I know you don’t like Xiao Bao, think he burdens , but don’t forget, he is a piece of flesh from my body. If I lost him, I would die. I’m telling you! In this life, Xiao Bao can only stay with . If you dare to send him away, I will be upset with you. Besides, he’s just a little kid, only a few years old, what disaster can he cause?" Miss Cheng thought her dad was trying to persuade her again to give Xiao Bao to soone else to raise, so she imdiately interrupted him impatiently.
"Daughter, please listen to ."
"I won’t listen, I won’t listen." Miss Cheng simply covered her ears with both hands.
"Why won’t you listen to what people have to say?" Divine Doctor Cheng was helpless with his daughter, so he turned to Xuexue: "Miss, you’re good friends with my daughter, please help persuade her, don’t let Xiao Bao cause trouble at the dical Hall, one day it will lead to a big issue."
Miss Cheng: "He’s just a little kid, what big issue can he cause? Dad, you’re prejudiced against him."
Divine Doctor Cheng: "You won’t let your dad finish talking, I think you’re the one prejudiced against ."
The father and daughter argued noisily, and if things weren’t explained clearly, the misunderstanding would only deepen.
So, Xuexue recounted to Miss Cheng how Xiao Bao had ssed up the herbs, nearly causing a huge disaster.
"Huh? I didn’t expect that little brat to bring about such a big issue." Knowing the full story, Miss Cheng broke into a cold sweat.
She always thought her dad had sothing against Xiao Bao and was making up stories, but it turned out such a big incident really happened.
Divine Doctor Cheng said irritably, "That’s why I tell you to keep a good eye on Xiao Bao, don’t let him ss around at the dical Hall, but you won’t listen, and say I’m biased against him."
"Because you’re always trying to persuade to let soone else raise him, that’s why I get you wrong too."
"Exactly, you’re an unmarried girl with a child, how are you going to get married in the future."
Talking about this matter made Divine Doctor Cheng furious. His daughter was originally a respectable young lady, known for her beauty all around the neighborhood. She was bound to either marry into a prestigious family or beco a high-ranking official’s wife, with a bright future ahead.
Who would have thought, out of spite, she left for a few years, and when she ca back, she brought a little illegitimate child with her. Can you imagine how disheartened the father would be upon seeing this?
Divine Doctor Cheng regretted deeply, thinking if only he hadn’t argued with his daughter back then.
But where in this world can you find regret dicine!
Especially whenever he saw his grandson Xiao Bao, he would get angry, but no matter how angry he was, he couldn’t stuff him back into his daughter’s belly, so every ti he saw Xiao Bao, his heart would feel uncomfortable, thinking about how his daughter’s bright future was ruined by this little brat. Thus, he would persuade his daughter to let soone else raise him, as they say, out of sight, out of mind.
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