A miraculous doctor descended from the heavens.

When Su Man'er returned from outside, Dean Peng had naturally already left—would he really stay and wait for dinner, just as Miss Su said?

As Gu Feng entered, he noticed Su Man'er was still carrying the gift basket, which puzzled him. Hadn't the gifts been exchanged? Upon closer inspection, he saw the basket was empty. "Sister, the gifts have all been exchanged, why are you bringing the basket back?"

"I brought it back to use for grocery shopping, is that not allowed? It's such a nice basket, you can't even buy one on the street." Su Man'er entered the house, immediately noticing the steaming teacups on the coffee table, and asked, "Another guest?"

"Yes, Dean Peng is here."

"Has the contract been signed?"

"Signed." Gu Feng replied, looking at her cautiously. "Sister... I revised the contract a bit, will you be angry?"

"What?!" Su Man'er jumped up immediately and yelled at him, "What did you change? Why did you change it? Don't you know how terrible those conditions were? It's a blessing that others couldn't earn in eight lifetimes, and you dared to change it? You're really going to make me furious—"

Seeing that Su Man'er was so angry she was about to vomit blood, Gu Feng quickly explained, "Sister, don't be angry. I just saw that you didn't have a job today, so..."

"So you used your own contract to get me a new job?" Su Man'er interrupted him angrily. "Do you know what you're doing? You're ruining your future! You're courting death! Do you think I'll be grateful for what you've done? Foolish! Ignorant! Insanely stupid! You complete idiot—"

As she cursed, her eyes reddened, tears streamed down her face, and she burst into loud sobs.

"Sister..." Gu Feng never expected her emotions to come so suddenly and so overwhelmingly. He was immediately flustered and his mouth wouldn't obey him. He could only lean over and keep wiping away her tears.

Su Man'er hugged him tightly, crying out hoarsely, "What are you trying to gain by doing this? You're trading your future for a job for me... I've even given you my body, why are you still being so good to me? Waaah, are you trying to move me to death with gratitude?"

Gu Feng was both amused and exasperated. He waited until she was panting heavily before quickly interjecting, "Sister, are you tired of crying?"

"...A little." Su Man'er leaned on his shoulder and responded weakly.

"Why don't you take a break, catch your breath, and then cry?"

"You—did you do this on purpose?" Su Man'er's voice suddenly rose eight octaves.

"No, no," Gu Feng quickly begged for forgiveness. "I mean, can you listen to me for a moment now?"

"Say it if you want, I didn't shut you up." Su Man'er glared at him irritably and pinched his waist.

"Sister, didn't I just call you to ask what kind of medicine you were making?"

"Yes, what's wrong?" Su Man'er asked in rapid succession. "That's strange, why are you asking this out of the blue?"

"Stop, stop—don't interrupt, let me finish what I have to say." Gu Feng bowed to her.

"Then why did you ask me!" Su Man'er not only rolled her eyes this time, but also pinched him.

"Alright, alright, I won't ask anymore, okay?" Gu Feng took a deep breath and brought the conversation back on track. "Although I amended the contract, I didn't reduce anything or change any clauses—I added one."

"You added a clause?" Su Man'er's eyes widened in surprise.

"Hmm. I know I shouldn't have added it on my own, since I don't know anything about it. But then I thought, since we're already signing, even if adding this clause doesn't make any difference, it's still a waste of time, right?"

"Yes." Su Man'er nodded blankly, then pressed on, "But what exactly did you add?"

"I really wanted to find you a job. Dean Peng asked me about your education level and what you had done before, and I told him that you used to be a pharmaceutical representative. He then asked if I wanted you to be a drug supplier for their hospital—and I nodded."

"You really agreed?" Su Man'er's eyes widened even more, becoming watery and surprisingly bright.

"I ordered it. I even showed him the medication report you gave me."

"Did he agree?" Su Man'er's voice was tense.

"without……"

"Huh?" Su Man'er's heart felt like it had been thrown to the clouds and then slammed into an abyss.

In a short moment, my emotional journey was like a rollercoaster ride. The greater the hope, the greater the disappointment. I slumped down and lost all my energy.

"...He didn't agree to everything." Gu Feng slowly added the second half of the sentence, took out the few sheets of paper from his pocket and handed them to her. "Dean Peng said he can only take two and a half at most."

"Two and a half?" Su Man'er was stunned.

"Yes, he said he could only take two and a half. I tried my best to bargain with him, but he absolutely refused to raise the price any further."

"Oh my god—" Su Man'er exclaimed, clutching her chest. Her legs went weak, and she almost fainted.

"Sister, what's wrong? Did I do something wrong?" Gu Feng hurriedly hugged her.

"No!" Su Man'er shook her head desperately, then suddenly wrapped her arms around his neck, her eyes gleaming with wild joy. She pressed her cherry lips to his and kissed him almost frantically—his forehead, eyes, bridge of his nose, cheeks, and finally his lips, as passionate as a ball of fire.

Happiness came unexpectedly. Both Gu Feng and Su Man'er were overwhelmed by this immense joy.

"Sister, what's wrong with you again?" Gu Feng was completely baffled by his neurotic girlfriend.

"I'm so happy—I'm so happy! I've never been happier in my life!" Su Man'er said, tearing at his clothes frantically. "I want it! I want it now!"

"Sister..." Gu Feng was completely taken aback by her enthusiasm and couldn't react at all.

"Gu Feng, I love you, I love you to death! Do you know how many medicines are in two and a half packs? At least seventy or eighty! Let alone seventy or eighty being used by the Municipal People's Hospital at the same time, even if only three or five are used, we'll go crazy! As long as these seventy or eighty can be steadily kept on the shelves of the Municipal People's Hospital pharmacy for a year or two—we won't have to worry about anything for the rest of our lives!"

"Really?" Gu Feng never expected that his random shot would actually hit the bullseye.

"Even pearls aren't that real! Stop talking nonsense, just take me already, I'm going crazy with joy..."

Su Man'er was even more frantic, intoxicated, and reckless than she had been after taking the drug last night.

(Harmony prevails, 5,000 words omitted here)...

Su Man'er slowly descended from the crest of the wave and lay on Gu Feng's body, her breathing still a little rapid.

The absurd scenes from just now flooded her mind, and she buried her face in his chest in embarrassment, her neck turning completely red.

"It's all your fault," she grumbled in a muffled voice. "You're so unrestrained... doing this kind of thing in broad daylight, it's so embarrassing."

Gu Feng was both amused and exasperated.

He hadn't even had time to think about anything before she ignited his passion, but throughout the whole process he was as passive as a prop. Why was she blaming him now?

He didn't argue, but just smiled tolerantly, his hand gently caressing her slender waist. "No one says this kind of thing can only be done at night. Some things are like poop; when they come, no matter how hard you try to stop them, you can't stop them."

"Ugh—" Su Man'er blushed and lightly punched his chest with her fist, "You're disgusting!"

Gu Feng let her punch him, enjoying the massage-like sensation with a mischievous grin.

After knocking for a while, Su Man'er stopped, sat up straight, but did not leave him.

She reached into a small bag lying to the side, pulled something out, and gently slipped it onto Gu Feng's wrist.