Reborn 1990 Pocket

Chapter 103 Who Said I Don't Blame Anymore
All the doctors were closed at night. Fortunately, Mu's father had an acquaintance with a doctor who was kind. He knocked on the door and saw that the child was not in good condition and didn't ask much.

Mu Yijing clutched her stomach, the colic pain was so severe that she couldn't help but her eyes were red and she wanted to cry, but seeing that her parents were more anxious than herself, she forcibly held back her tears and said very firmly, "Dad, Mom, I'm fine, it doesn't hurt..." But the reality is that it hurts so much that I want to roll around on the spot.

Mu's mother felt so uncomfortable watching it, she hugged the child in her arms and couldn't stop comforting, "Yijing, it doesn't hurt, be good, mom will take you to the doctor, and when you're done, call your father to give you Buy a yo-yo to play with, doctor, how is my daughter?"

"The child's stomach is not good, it seems to be caused by some food..." The doctor asked the couple, "What did the child eat?"

"After Yijing woke up at night, Mom fed her food, which was probably cold, so..." Third Uncle Mu also had a bit of a headache at the moment, and Mom really did, it would only cost a few cents to heat up the food ah.

Suddenly, he thought of something again, and said hastily, "There is also incense ash water, which she said was begged by the sorceress. Last time my daughter was ill, she drank it for a few days and she was fine."

"Nonsense." Seeing that he was superstitious, the doctor couldn't help shaking his head: "The child's stomach is delicate, and he has a fever. After eating cold food and then drinking that stuff, it caused stomach discomfort. I don't know how many people trusted him before." Those gods said that they ate things indiscriminately, and in the end even swallowed gold in their stomachs, forget it, I will give the child an injection, and I will give him some medicine when I go back, and I will take care of it for a few days."

"Thank you doctor, I really bothered you at night." Mu's father was startled and broke out in a cold sweat. He was afraid of the cold on the way back with the child, so he took off his coat and put it on the child.

Mu Yijing refused, and asked him to put it back on, "I'm not cold, Dad will catch a cold if you wear it." Because of the discomfort, she couldn't even raise her voice.

"Be good and quiet, Dad is not cold, you wear it, we will go back to take the medicine, and after we are done, Dad will buy you what you want to eat, and what you want to play." Just don't worry about it.

He suddenly had a fever and vomited again, which was really frightening.

Mu's mother's eyes were also red. No matter how strict she is with her child, she would become spoiled in every possible way. She wished she could suffer for her daughter. After taking her back to Mu's house, Grandma Mu was the first to greet her, and asked in a panic, "Second brother , Second daughter-in-law, how is the child?"

"It's okay, I just vomited because of fever and gastrointestinal discomfort. Dad, Mom, you should go to bed early at this late hour. I'll take the child back to the room." Mu's mother was also angry at first, seeing the old man so anxious and adding the doctor Said that her daughter will be fine if she rests well, so she calmed down a little, but comforted her, and then went into the house.

Mu's father also entered the house afterward, looked at his daughter-in-law and said with a sigh of relief, "I thought you would blame our mother." After all, he was also a little angry.

"Who says I'm not to blame?" Mu's mother rolled her husband's eyes, and seeing his bitter face, she sighed angrily and amusingly, hugged her daughter to make her sleep more comfortably in her arms, and said, " On the way here, I was so angry that I wanted to throw the table, but then I thought about it, who is not used to frugality in the older generation, and my mother didn't mean to know that Jing Jing was uncomfortable and gave him cold food."

After all, sickness depends on money——

It is estimated that the elderly are more reluctant than anyone else.

She still has this sense.

(End of this chapter)