Chapter 1113: 284: No Coincidence Makes a Book_5

The fat man said, “I think we need to plan this out slowly.”

“I actually have an idea.” A cunning look flashed across the short-haired woman’s eyes.

“What?” the bearded burly man asked.

The short-haired woman continued, “Doesn’t Adelle want to find her biological parents? Let’s let her find them.”

“What do you mean?” The fat man squinted his eyes.

The short-haired woman waved at the two men.

Both men immediately understood and walked over to her, leaning in their heads.

The short-haired woman whispered to them.

Upon hearing her words, a sinister smile appeared on both men’s faces.

The fat man continued, “No delay, we should head to Kang City tomorrow and arrange everything beforehand.”

“Yes,” the other two nodded, “You’re right, we’ll depart tomorrow.”

The next morning, Ni Yang and Mo Qishen returned to the Manor.

Zhao Yu said, “Mom, you are too biased, going off to have fun with your man secretly and not taking me with you!”

“What did you call me?” Mo Qishen looked at Zhao Yu.

Zhao Yu shivered inexplicably, feeling a bit guilty, “That’s what Mom calls you when you’re not at home!”

After speaking, Zhao Yu quickly raised three fingers, “I won’t call you that again, I swear!”

Ni Yang laughed at Zhao Yu, “Look at you, you’re just like your dad in character!”

Zhao Yu said, “Like father like son! Who told me to be my Dad’s real son! Right, Dad?”

Mo Qishen took a sip of his milk, “I don’t have such a disrespectful daughter.”

Zhao Yu corrected, “Dad, you mean disrespectful son.”

“Duoduo, you are a girl now.” Ni Yang reminded Zhao Yu.

“Who says?” Zhao Yu firmly said, “I have always been a real man! Even purer than real men!”

…

Since Kang City doesn’t have an airport, Adelle and Jonathan had to deplane in Beijing, then take a green skin train from Beijing to Kang City.

Grandma Luona was not in good health, and riding the airplane exacerbated it, she was immediately taken to the People’s Hospital of Beijing upon alighting.

The Chief Doctor said, “Currently, Western Medicine is unable to cure the patient’s illness, but you could try Traditional Chinese Medicine.”

“Traditional Chinese Medicine?” Adelle asked puzzledly, “What is Traditional Chinese Medicine?”

Although she had studied Chinese culture over the years, she hadn’t touched upon medical issues.

The doctor continued, “Traditional Chinese Medicine is China’s inherited medical skills, passed down for thousands of years! Coincidentally, I know a young Divine Doctor, but unfortunately, she is not in the country at the moment. However, you might consider visiting Doctor Wang, who is said to be that Divine Doctor’s mentor.”

Adelle smiled, “That’s wonderful! Could you give me Doctor Wang’s address?”

“Of course.”

Led by the doctor’s instructions, Adelle brought her grandmother to Old Doctor Wang’s home.

After taking the pulse, Old Wang stroked his beard, “This is a case of disliking cold.”

“Disliking cold? What do you mean by that? Is there a cure?” Jonathan asked impatiently.

Old Wang continued, “Simply put, due to internal obstruction of heat pathogens, essential yang energy is blocked, leading to symptoms. Because the patient has not received the correct treatment up until now, the condition has worsened. If you had come a month earlier, I would still have been able to cure her, but now, there is nothing I can do.”

Adelle’s face changed, “So, what can we do now? Isn’t there anything you can do?”

Old Wang said, “I can only relieve the patient’s cough and physical pain.”

“How much longer do I have?” Luona looked at Old Wang.

Old Wang signaled six with his hand.

Luona’s face changed, covering her chest, “Only six days left?”

Adelle and Jonathan were also shocked.

Old Wang shook his head, “Six months left.”

Hearing this, Luona breathed a sigh of relief, “Six months is enough!” With six months, they definitely can find Adelle’s biological parents.

After speaking, Luona continued, “Can you alleviate my pain?”

“Yes.” Old Wang nodded his head.

Luona said, “Thank you so much!”

Having endured the torment of illness for days, she was truly fed up, and the prospect of six months of normal life made her very happy.

Adelle couldn’t accept that her grandmother only had six months left, hugging Luona, “Grandma, I won’t let you die!”

As people from M Country view life and death rather casually, Luona smiled and said, “In China, there is an old saying: ‘Everyone dies in the end; birth and death are just mundane parts of human existence, it’s nothing to fuss about.'”

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