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Chapter 172 Hospitalization!

The carriages of Empress Zhangsun Li Lizhi's caliber were very comfortable, but the feeling of driving a car was completely different.

Empress Zhangsun was indeed not used to being restrained by a seatbelt, but she did not say anything.

It can be considered as adapting to local customs.

"Mother, just press here to open it," Li Lizhi said to Empress Zhangsun.

"Okay, Mother, I'll remember."

"Mother, I'm closing the door, be careful."

Empress Zhangsun moved slightly inside, and Li Lizhi gently closed the passenger door.

Empress Zhangsun looked curiously at the steering wheel and dashboard.

He reached out and touched the windshield.

Glass existed in China during the Warring States period, but it was not produced to such a high degree of purity during the Tang Dynasty.

That's why I was so surprised when I saw the glass Xiao Ran gave me.

"Mother~" the little princess called out from behind.

"Sizi, sit properly." Empress Zhangsun turned to look at the two little princesses.

“My second sister, Sizi, doesn’t like sitting; she prefers standing,” Princess Yuzhang said helplessly.

"Tie the duck~"

"It's so much fun standing here!" the little princess exclaimed excitedly.

Xiao Ran got into the car too. "Auntie, are you used to it?"

"It's a habit, very comfortable." Empress Zhangsun leaned back, quite content.

The carriage didn't have this kind of curve, but the slightly reclined seats felt nice.

Xiao Ran slowly started the car.

The little princess was quite excited, "Little Pouch, off we go!"

"Woohoo~"

Li Lizhi and Princess Yuzhang gently helped their two younger sisters as Xiao Ran drove away from the warehouse.

Empress Zhangsun looked outside curiously and saw countless vehicles coming and going on the road.

These cars are similar to Xiao Ran's, but also slightly different.

At first it felt a bit hot, but the air conditioning in the car gradually cooled me down.

Empress Zhangsun witnessed a completely different era.

I had dinner at Xiao Ran's house earlier, but I didn't go out at night and saw these things.

The little princesses were giggling in the back row, while Princess Chengyang pressed her face against the car window, watching the street scene flash by like a revolving lantern.

Li Lizhi and Princess Yuzhang did not stop the two little princesses; they simply supported them carefully, afraid that the two younger sisters might bump into something.

"Auntie, you don't get carsick, do you?" Xiao Ran slowly stopped at the traffic light.

"Motion sickness?" Empress Zhangsun didn't quite understand the term.

"Mother, don't you feel uncomfortable in the carriage, like dizzy or nauseous?" Princess Yuzhang asked in a different phrasing.

"No, that's not the case," Empress Zhangsun said.

“That means you don’t get carsick. Carsickness is said to be very uncomfortable,” Princess Yuzhang said with a smile.

"Did any of you get carsick before?" Empress Zhangsun asked, turning around.

"I'm not dizzy, everything's fine," Li Lizhi said with a smile. "Second Sister Sizi has been very excited, while people who get carsick are listless."

“Everything is fine. When we were little, we were prone to motion sickness. Getting carsick on the bus felt like being sick. Taking a bus once felt like getting a minor illness.” Xiao Ran recalled the fear of being dominated by long-distance buses when he was a child.

"Brother, is it that serious?" Princess Yuzhang asked, somewhat surprised.

"Yes, fewer people ride in private cars, and their performance is acceptable in all aspects. I used to get seasick easily on long-distance bus trips."

While the group was chatting, Xiao Ran drove to the hospital.

Empress Changsun was shocked by the sheer number of carriages; they were everywhere.

When I got to the hospital, I found there were even more people here, so I lined up to go in.

"It's so crowded here!" Li Lizhi said, looking outside.

"I heard from my sister Ruoying that hospitals are among the most congested places."

Xiao Ran finally managed to find a parking space.

Princess Yuzhang and Liu Yuqing were in a small hospital, not the same city hospital. "Sixth Madam, is this the place?" Empress Zhangsun asked.

“Mother, no, it’s another one, not as big as this one,” Princess Yuzhang said.

Xiao Ran stopped the car, and Empress Zhangsun unbuckled her seatbelt herself.

Several people got out of the car.

Empress Zhangsun, Li Lizhi, didn't know where they were going, but Princess Yuzhang did. "Brother, are they going over there?"

“Yes, let’s go to the clinic.” Xiao Ran picked up the little princess.

Princess Yuzhang picked up Princess Chengyang, while Li Lizhi held Empress Zhangsun's arm.

Upon entering the lobby, the strong smell of disinfectant, along with the distinctive odor and atmosphere of a hospital, made me feel very uncomfortable.

The little princess frowned. "This isn't fun at all, little rascal! Let's go home!"

"Sizi, we have things to do and can't go back yet," Xiao Ran said with a smile.

There were long queues in many places in the lobby; there were so many people.

"Brother, I'll watch over Sizi, you go register!" Princess Yuzhang was indeed familiar with the process.

"Okay!" Xiao Ran put the little princess down.

The hall was crowded, and the little princess didn't like the smell or atmosphere, so she ran to Empress Zhangsun's side, stretched out her little hands, and said, "Mommy, hug me~"

"Sister, hold me." Li Lizhi picked up the little princess, knowing that Empress Zhangsun was in poor health.

"It's alright, Mother is here!" Empress Zhangsun said softly.

Empress Zhangsun's voice reassured the little princess.

Looking at the people in the hospital, Empress Zhangsun said, "It seems that many people are still suffering from illness."

"I heard from Sister Yuqing that there are just as many diseases now as there were before, and many of them didn't exist during the Tang Dynasty," Princess Yuzhang said in a low voice.

"It's not easy for anyone." Empress Zhangsun looked around.

Xiao Ran quickly returned after registering. "Let's take Auntie for a full check-up first, see how things are, and then decide whether she needs to be hospitalized."

"it is good!"

Seeing Xiao Ran return, the little princess stretched out her tiny hands, "Little Nangjun, hug me~"

"You little rascal." Li Lizhi handed the little princess to Xiao Ran.

The little princess immediately hugged Xiao Ran's neck.

Li Lizhi was completely at a loss, while Xiao Ran and Princess Yuzhang knew what to do.

Let alone Li Lizhi, a princess of the Tang Dynasty, many people are confused when they go to the hospital, not knowing where to go for examinations.

There are so many different departments and sections, I don't understand them at all.

Empress Zhangsun had seen a lot of instruments and such.

Princess Yuzhang knew more about these things than Xiao Ran did.

I did learn a lot about this topic when I went to the hospital.

After a series of examinations, Empress Zhangsun was a little exhausted and felt somewhat tired.

"Mother, sit down and rest for a while." Princess Yuzhang pulled Empress Zhangsun to sit down.

The two little princesses also lost their usual liveliness.

The little princess remained in Xiao Ran's arms.

I've said I want to go home several times.

"Young master, about Sizi Ermei's..." Li Lizhi reminded Xiao Ran without mentioning the injection.

"Wait a minute, Auntie's test results are out, then we'll go. It'll be quick." Xiao Ran was worried about not following along.

"okay!"

After the results came out, the doctor said that Empress Zhangsun's condition was not optimistic, and her bronchitis was already very serious.

Xiao Ran suggested that the patient be hospitalized and begin treatment today, and Li Lizhi and Princess Yuzhang agreed, as Empress Zhangsun's condition could not be delayed.

Everyone hopes that Empress Zhangsun will recover soon.

I don't want to see Empress Zhangsun suffer from her illness again.

Xiao Ran arranged a VIP ward for Empress Zhangsun, and the group left the outpatient department to head to the inpatient building.

(End of this chapter)