The little dumpling is five and a half years old, which made his father so angry that his head split

Ye Zhao looked at Li Tian.

"Do you want me to tell your Grandma Zhou this news?"

Li Tian smiled sheepishly.

"Grandma Zhou is an expert, but she might not have thought of this right away. If we have, let's just give her a heads-up. If we guess right, it will benefit everyone."

Ye Zhao nodded.

"From now on, you can say whatever comes to mind, but there's a proper way to do it. Since this is a reminder, you should do it quietly."

"Hospitals are separate systems, and how they handle things afterward is beyond our control."

Li Tian quickly responded.

She knew her grandmother was reminding her that good intentions don't always lead to good results, but she still had to say what needed to be said.

The important thing is how you say it.

When will you say it?

To whom should I say this?

Ye Zhao helped Li Tian out of the car.

Liu He squatted down and let Li Tian lie on top of him.

Li Tian had just had a fever and was not very strong, nor did she want to walk, so she didn't stand on ceremony.

Because of what happened, Ye Zhao didn't go to see Zhou Lijun again. Instead, she made an appointment and went to the internal medicine clinic.

The examination revealed it was just a common cold, and they prescribed two days' worth of medication.

After the doctor examined her, Ye Zhao felt relieved.

When I came out of the clinic, the crowd had already dispersed.

The crying woman was no longer there.

Ye Zhao knew that Zhou Lijun must be very busy right now, so she didn't go to her office to find her.

I'll call her again when I get back and let her know.

Even if a drug that has been widely used has risks, it cannot be withdrawn just because it is already in use.

But once a problem is exposed, we have to find a way to solve it, especially when it comes to matters of life and death.

A perfectly healthy child suddenly loses all hearing. How is he supposed to go on? How is this family supposed to cope?

It's hard to even think about.

Back home, Li Tian ate half a bowl of porridge, drank her medicine, and then went to bed because she felt sleepy.

When I woke up again, it was already afternoon.

Li Tian felt better and was a little thirsty, so she went to the living room while still dressed.

When Aunt Zhang saw Li Tian, ​​she quickly came over.

"The leaders are still taking their lunch break, Tian Tian, ​​what would you like to eat?"

"Aunt Zhang, I have no taste in my mouth and no appetite. I'd like to drink some water."

Zhang Sao helped Li Tian sit down.

"I know your throat hurts, so I've already made some rock sugar pear soup. I'll go get you a bowl."

Li Tian leaned back on the sofa and nodded her thanks.

"I don't want pears, I just want water."

My head doesn't hurt anymore, and my runny nose isn't as bad, but my throat still hurts, and I don't want to swallow anything.

Li Tian has almost no sense of taste now and can't tell whether it tastes good or not.

Knowing that pear juice was good, she endured the pain and drank a bowl of warm pear juice.

Aunt Zhang took away the bowls and then went to Li Tian's room to fetch a small blanket for her.

"Say something if you're hungry, and eat more to recover faster."

Li Tian waved her hand, indicating that she understood.

There are so few TV programs available nowadays, not enough to pass the time.

Please ask Aunt Zhang to turn on the radio.

Of all the radio programs, Li Tian's favorite was storytelling.

What about the White-Browed Hero, the Seven Heroes and Five Gallants, the Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties...?

It's always fresh and new; you'll want to listen to it again and again.

As the storyteller narrates with vivid and expressive voice, it's as if you're being transported into a world of passionate martial arts, where ruthless battles and swift retribution reign.

It sounds better than novels read aloud by real people in later generations.

The timing of turning on the radio today was a bit awkward; it was already nearing its end, or had long since finished.

Li Tian told Zhang Sao to go and rest, while she herself nestled on the sofa.

I rarely have time to sit quietly like this.

It's nice to just space out...

Since that pneumonia outbreak, I've barely had a cold in the past two or three years. I never expected to catch it so easily this time.

What's infuriating is that she hasn't even gotten her hands on a motorcycle yet.

If I get sick after a great ride, it'll be worth it.

What does it matter now!

As soon as Li Shengli placed his hand on Li Tian's forehead, Li Tian opened her eyes.

"Are you still feeling unwell?"

Li Tian spoke in a hoarse voice.

"My throat hurts."

"Okay, then stop talking. Write down what you want to eat on a piece of paper."

After Li Shengli sat down, he handed Li Tian a small notebook and pen from the coffee table.

"Should I tell your dad?"

Li Tian didn't write anything, but shook her head.

She didn't want her father to know, lest he forbid her from touching motorcycles even more.

"You need to get better as soon as possible, otherwise we will not agree to let you go into the mountains with Lao Shen. Getting sick while traveling is no small matter; it will harm yourself and burden others."

Li Tian's eyes widened.

A cold is a very common minor illness.

Surely it shouldn't involve going into the mountains?

There was no point in saying more, so Li Tian quickly nodded.

You have to behave yourself at this time.

Once Lee Seungri has made up his mind, no one can dissuade him.

"I heard about what happened at the Chang family's house yesterday from your brother, don't take it to heart. If you don't like what you hear, just return it."

"We learn literature and martial arts primarily for self-defense."

Li Tian smiled; she really hadn't paid any attention to what the child said.

Before he could finish speaking, Li Shengli continued.

"Taking action is instinct, but knowing when to restrain yourself is skill. You performed very well yesterday, and the others did a good job as well."

"When you're out in the world, you have to stick together."

"When a family is of one mind, outsiders will not dare to have any ulterior motives and will not be able to gain any advantage."

Li Tian smiled and nodded, giving a thumbs up.

It's a compliment to all the family members.

Putting aside others, Li Shengli was satisfied with the Chang family and with his daughter-in-law.

He doesn't compromise when it matters, isn't afraid of offending people, and is very decisive. He doesn't look down on people because of his humble origins, which has won him many hearts.

There's a reason why the Chang family has been able to maintain its lineage for over a century.

"The Chang family has a deep heritage and good family education. If it weren't for your grandmother knowing how to educate you, we would really be far behind others."

Li Shengli waved his hand, indicating that Li Tian didn't need to explain anything.

"Only by acknowledging the gap can we catch up. They keep up with the times and are not outdated, while we cannot be complacent and stagnant."

Li Tian gave her grandfather a thumbs-up.

The old man is still very perceptive.

The key is to have a good mindset and a broad perspective.

Li Tian wrote down a question on the paper: "What is the background of the Song family?"

Since we've come across this, we should at least try to understand it.

Perhaps they've come to hate her too.

Li Shengli had indeed investigated the Chang family's in-laws, and he believed that the Chang family had also done these things.

These are all standard methods, and there's nothing wrong with them.

Therefore, regardless of whether they like Li Tian or not, and despite their fear of the Ji family, they wouldn't do anything foolish.

I just didn't expect that there would actually be a fool in the Song family.

Everyone in their circle is shrewd and has their own way of surviving. Unless they are mortal enemies, they won't target each other specifically.

Even if they are competitors, they will not openly break off relations.

It's not worth it, not worth it, and too embarrassing!

Only by blending in with the world can one endure.

"The Song family is related to that district head surnamed Chen in the speculation and profiteering case. Their targeting of you is somewhat of a show of support for Chen."

Li Tian was speechless.

I wonder how much they must have taken from him to be so high-profile.

As for?