Thereâs another thing: Cheng Cheng also looks pretty good.
Xu Linjiang, Jin Lei, and Chen Yin all have quite handsome appearances.
But the man in front of her made Chiang Xiaoâs eyes light up, even though she was used to seeing handsome men.
This was a man whose age was difficult to discern at first glance.
He looked very young, plus he had a pair of small dimples at the corners of his mouth, giving him a somewhat spirited and cute appearance. If you donât look at his eyes, he should be between twenty-five and thirty.
However, he also had a pair of very deep eyes, with a gaze that oddly conveyed a sense of experience. Looking into his eyes, youâd think he had weathered many storms, at least over thirty-five years old.
Those eyes and those dimples created a very unique sense of contradiction.
This contradiction was exactly what elevated his looks from seventy-five to ninety in an instant, generally, it would immediately draw people to him.
When Chiang Xiao came to her senses, she realized she had been staring at him for dozens of seconds.
She immediately said, "Sorry."
The man chuckled lightly. "Thank you."
"Hmm?"
Thank her?
"Your reaction makes me feel a little proud, being able to hold the attention of such a beautiful girl for so long, so, thank you."
The manâs words were somewhat intriguing.
Although Chiang Xiao didnât think she was captivated by him, she didnât say much more.
It was just that sense of contradiction that surprised her for a moment.
"I wonât disturb you from enjoying the sun, sir."
With that, she intended to walk away from his side.
There was a hint of surprise in the manâs eyes.
Not a bit curious about him, always wanting to leave, it seemed she was the only one like that.
Had his appeal to women diminished?
"Young lady, are you also a patient here?"
Chiang Xiao didnât expect him to have such a desire to chat, casually replied with a "Mm," and wanted to walk away. The man said, "Then I suppose weâre fellow patients; letâs get acquainted. At least when we walk here, we wonât be complete strangers."
"No need."
Chiang Xiao said as she quickened her pace, walking past him.
The man watched her back for a long time, a curious smile curling on his lips.
"What an interesting young lady."
Chiang Xiao immediately brushed off this incident along with this man from her mind.
Anyway, no matter what, he couldnât compare to her fiancĂ©. The type she liked most was Tyrant Meng, and no other man could capture her heart.
After taking a turn downstairs, when she returned, the man was no longer there.
Chiang Xiao returned to the ward just as Ah Liu was waking up.
"Dad, how are you feeling now?" Chiang Xiao promptly walked over and held his hand.
Ah Liu looked at her, watching her silently, making Chiang Xiao feel inexplicably puzzled. "Dad?"
Ah Liu came back to his senses, softly said, "Itâs nothing, my head doesnât hurt anymore. Little, were you scared?"
"It really scared me a bit," Chiang Xiao admitted honestly.
At that time, she was very anxious.
Previously, they at least knew the cause of Ah Liuâs headaches, always certain that once he had surgery, he would be cured and get better.
But if, after surgery, he continued to have headaches, she really wouldnât know what to do.
Chen Baoshen is the most skilled traditional Chinese medicine doctor, and Nick is the most authoritative neurosurgeon they could find, if neither could cure him, what then?
So indeed, at that time, Chiang Xiao was feeling quite vulnerable.