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Chapter 180 No Need for a Home Doctor

Grandma Liu hesitated, wanting to speak but stopping herself. She sent her grandson abroad for medical treatment because she didn't want him to have any lasting health problems, which could affect A-Yuan's future.

She didn't know what else to say.

"Or you and Aci could stay home for a few more months."

"No, Grandma, I have to take my computer back to Beijing by the day after tomorrow at the latest," Huo Jingyuan refused decisively.

Not only did Wen Ci want to do business, but he also knew that living with his elders would make Wen Ci feel pressured and was not suitable for their carefree life together.

"Didn't we say you'd need at least six months to recover?"

"Yes, I need to go to the hospital to have my dressing changed regularly."

There are also sanatoriums in West Lake.

Huo Jingyuan frowned, looked at his grandmother, sighed softly and said in a low voice, "Beijing is more suitable for recuperation. The West Lake Sanatorium is full of retired cadres."

His level is far from being high enough to qualify him for medical treatment at the West Lake Sanatorium.

Suddenly, Su Wanqing suggested, "Brother Jingyuan, why don't I accompany you back to Beijing and stay at the military hospital? I'm also a surgeon, so I can take care of you."

Before Wen Ci could speak, Grandma Liu, who was sitting in the main seat, frowned and said, "Isn't this a bit inappropriate, Wanqing?"

Liking Su Wanqing doesn't mean I can tolerate her behavior. Now that my grandson is married, we should keep our distance.

“What’s inappropriate about it? There’s no distinction between men and women in front of a doctor. Besides, Grandma Liu, you know that this kind of situation is very common for home doctors abroad.”

As she spoke, Su Wanqing paused, looked at Wen Ci, and said cautiously, "I just don't know if Nurse Wen will mind going home."

It was pointed out that Wen Ci was a nurse.

It's obvious to both nurses and doctors who will choose to care for the patient.

Wen Ci smiled and said, "Okay, no objection."

She genuinely had no objections; even if she disagreed with Su Wanqing moving into her home, she would find various ways to make her presence felt.

Since there was only one condition, it was better to just agree. "Really? Nurse Wen really agreed to let me move into Brother Jingyuan's house?" Su Wanqing's tone was filled with disbelief.

As Su Wanqing finished speaking, Huo Jingyuan and the old lady rang out in unison: "I disagree."

Wen Ci looked up and saw that Huo Jingyuan's face was gloomy, his gaze fixed on her, his tongue lightly touching his lower lip, as he said, word by word:

“I don’t need a home doctor.”

"Why?" Su Wanqing asked.

"While I'm recuperating, I want to have a child with Aci. It would disrupt our happy married life."

The man spoke very bluntly.

Grandpa Huo coughed lightly after being choked, then looked at Wen Ci with bright eyes and said with a smile, "It's good to have children so that four generations can live together sooner."

Huo Jingyuan is not young anymore.

Wen Ci's cheeks flushed red. She stomped on the man's foot under the table, her eyes narrowed, glaring at him with resentment.

Talking about these despicable men in front of elders.

The old lady bluntly stated in front of everyone at the dinner table: "Wanqing, you and Ayuan are childhood sweethearts, but if you're not meant to be, you're not meant to be. Don't force it, understand?"

If she didn't confront them directly, she worried that Su Wanqing would openly try to steal her husband, even if the military marriage didn't succeed in breaking up.

Being reported would result in punishment, even public criticism, which would bring shame to the family and elders, especially for a girl.

Su Wanqing did not answer, and lowered her head in silence.

The meal was eaten in complete silence.

On the other side, the Jiang family.

Jiang Chen finished packing his luggage and prepared to say goodbye to his mother. No matter how much he argued with his father, his mother always loved him.