"I want you to be with for a lifeti, so of course, I need you to start focusing on health now. People nowadays pay the least attention to these things, and if you wait until twenty or thirty years later, when all sorts of ailnts co, it’ll be too late to pay attention."
"Okay, I’ll do whatever you say."
"Especially the last point, you must strictly follow it."
Even though Division Commander Tongzi is carefree, he ended up with a big red face.
"Don’t be embarrassed, I’ve noticed it early on. When I’m busy, I often don’t move for half a day. I’m telling you, holding in urine often is the easiest way to get uremia; I’m really not trying to scare you."
"Alright, alright, I said, I’ll listen to you."
Chuxia sized up the Division Commander’s face and saw that he seed to have really listened. Only then did she sigh, "My grandfather had two students who contracted this disease because they didn’t pay attention when they were young.
Later, they had kidney transplants, but they required long-term dication, and their immune systems beca weak. Just looking at them felt painful, so I keep reminding you repeatedly. It’s not that if you don’t pay attention, it’ll certainly happen, but I think paying attention is always better than not paying attention, right?"
The Division Commander coughed, "Fine, you can remind about things like this, but don’t remind other n."
"I’m not stupid." Chuxia rolled her eyes, "Even an idiot wouldn’t just see a man and start giving reminders about this."
"I thought..." Zhou Mikang whispered sothing into Chuxia’s ear, causing soone’s face to turn red as a beetroot. She glared at the Division Commander, "Dare you try saying it again!"
"I wouldn’t dare." Zhou Mikang quickly pulled his little wife into his arms, "Little one, your husband is leaving tomorrow, how about you show so care?"
Chuxia appeared nonchalant, "I don’t mind, you just go ahead."
"Alright then." The Division Commander lowered his head and captured his little wife’s tender lips, his big hand not idle either...
Dood by one’s own folly! Chuxia felt limp all over after being tornted, full of regret, yet secretly gritting her teeth, thinking, well, if she doesn’t feel good, the Division Commander won’t feel good either! Who’s afraid of whom?
The Division Commander indeed felt uncomfortable. Initially, he just wanted to tease his little wife, but he hadn’t had a chance for indulgence for a long ti, and suddenly a feast was placed in front of him without being allowed to eat. Is that what people go through?
So, as ti passed, after Chuxia recovered, the Division Commander was still in a daze lying there... In that instant, Chuxia rejoiced, decidedly continuing with mischief, hmph!
"Do your best, I’ll co to see you next week."
In the morning, Chuxia found this note on the bedside table when she got up. There was no need to ask; the Division Commander had quietly left. But touching the cool pillow beside her, Chuxia felt a sourness in her heart.
Last night, she had ntioned to him that she disliked farewells the most. Yet unexpectedly, he departed in such a manner, even though he had said he would accompany her for a walk before leaving the next morning.
Being cherished and pampered by soone feels wonderful!
When she went downstairs, Zhao Yulan, Lin Baohe, and Old Master Wan were each holding a newspaper, occasionally peeking at her through the gaps. Chuxia shook her head with amusent, "You’re holding the paper upside down!"
The three simultaneously flipped the newspapers they held.
"Now it’s truly upside down." Chuxia giggled, sitting among the group, glancing left and right, and laughed, "You’ve watched all morning without flipping a page?"
Zhao Yulan simply put down the newspaper, "Xiaomi left first. He made congee for you before leaving, said he didn’t want you to feel sad watching him leave, and asked to tell you that he’ll co earlier next week."
"Okay." Afraid she might start crying, Chuxia only replied with one word.
The congee was fragrant and thick, and although Chuxia usually only has one bowl, today she had three bowls, finally calming her emotions, sighing with relief as she set down the spoon.
Old Master Wan chuckled, "When Xiaomi calls, I’ll tell him Chuxia had three bowls this morning."
"Good..." Chuxia nodded with a smile, "He must be told, or he might not make delicious food next ti he cos."
"You..." Zhao Yulan looked at her daughter helplessly, not knowing what to say, yet feeling gratified inside. Her daughter was fortunate, marrying into a good family and eting soone who truly cares for her. For a woman, there is no greater happiness than this.
At seven-thirty, Li Xinli appeared at the door, greeting the family and then turning to Chuxia, "This morning each class will hold etings, and I checked; we are all assigned to the sa class, and the eting starts at eight-thirty. Leaving at eight still gives us plenty of ti."
"Alright." Chuxia nodded at her, then said, "Co and have breakfast."
Li Xinli shook her hands repeatedly, "No need, I already ate at the canteen. I planned to call Lin ngran and the others to co over, but they haven’t washed their faces yet. I was afraid you couldn’t wait, so I ca over first."
"Then don’t co find tomorrow." Chuxia gazed at her calmly, "Since you’re being so reserved, how could I feel comfortable constantly bothering you, right?"
"I’ll co over for breakfast tomorrow..." Li Xinli spoke with an embarrassed smile, "I’m worried about wasting my al tickets since I can’t use them all."
Chuxia looked at her with exasperated lines across her forehead, "Can you co up with a legitimate reason?"
After a pause, Li Xinli looked at Chuxia honestly, "I won’t look for reasons. Thankfully, Sister Guiqin and Sister Fengying have big appetites; their al tickets seem insufficient, so I’ll share so with them."
"That’s more like it. Since you consider a friend, you should be straightforward. If my family were poor and couldn’t afford to feed you, I wouldn’t act big and generous either. Though I’m not earning yet now, the actual situation is evident; my husband’s family would only be happier with doing this, so forget it..." Chuxia waved, "I won’t explain to you anymore. You’ll understand after long enough." (To be continued. If you like this work, please cast recomndation tickets, monthly votes at Qidian (qidian). Your support is my biggest motivation. Mobile users, please go to m.qidian to read.)
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