Invincible small peasant girl

Chapter 549
Feng Xiaoxiao saw that he looked confident, and said: "A few days ago you stared at a girl for a long time."

Luo Yu raised his eyebrows, "When did it happen? Why don't I know?"

Feng Xiaoxiao sneered and said, "I don't know when it happened."

Luo Yu: "Xiao Xiao, you are framing me, do you know that?"

Feng Xiaoxiao nodded, "I know."

Luo Yu looked at Feng Xiaoxiao incredulously, "Can you still make some sense?"

"I can't." Feng Xiaoxiao said while tidying up the medicine cabinet, "I haven't heard that it's difficult to raise a girl and a villain?"

Luo Yu squinted his eyes and said, "I haven't heard of it, but I have seen it."

The two quarreled for a long time, Luo Dong came over, looked at Feng Xiaoxiao for a while, and then said to Luo Yu: "You don't go back to serve your wife, come here to control what my wife is doing?"

Luo Yu snorted and said, "Brother Dong, your short-sightedness is really too obvious."

Obviously it was Feng Xiaoxiao who was going to sue.

There were already a lot of people by the door to buy medicine for treatment, so naturally Feng Xiaoxiao didn't care about bickering with Luo Yu, so she got busy with Ji Feng immediately.

Ma Er's voice sounded at the door, "Don't squeeze, don't squeeze, there are not many people now, it will be your turn."

Feng Xiaoxiao raised her eyes and saw about a dozen people. She glanced away and saw a person in the team looking around, as if observing the surroundings.

Feng Xiaoxiao couldn't help frowning, and couldn't help but take a second look at that person, this person seemed a little familiar.

While writing the prescription, Feng Xiaoxiao was thinking about this person in her mind. She always felt that she had seen this person somewhere, but she couldn't remember it for a while.

But looking at this person's appearance, he seemed to be different from the expressions of other people who were anxious to buy medicine to treat their illnesses. He didn't seem to be in a hurry, but instead was asking around.

Feng Xiaoxiao's vigilance has always been very high recently. After all, she doesn't believe that the business of Renxin Medical Clinic is so good that other medical clinics around will look on indifferently.

But people just watched and did nothing wrong, Feng Xiaoxiao could only choose to wait and see what happened.

Half an hour later, that person lined up in front of him, and it happened to be Ji Feng who was receiving him.

The man's voice was loud and rough, which was really rude compared to Ji Fengqing's cold voice.

I only heard the man say: "Doctor, my mother has a headache, chest pain, and stomach pain, how can I treat it?"

Hearing this, Feng Xiaoxiao couldn't help raising her eyebrows, and looked at the man, only to see that although the man was tall and thick, his eyes were shrewd.

Ji Feng is straightforward, and he didn't realize that the person in front of him was here to find fault.

Ji Feng frowned and asked the man about the situation one by one in detail.

At the end of the question, Ji Feng couldn't help but said in a low voice: "There will be such a disease? Why do I feel that something is wrong?"

Then he raised his head and asked the man again, Ji Feng still looked serious, "Could you have misremembered these symptoms? Some symptoms are contradictory, it's really not good, can you bring your mother to us to have a look?"

Hearing what Ji Feng said, the man immediately punched the medicine cabinet, and said, "What are you talking about? My mother is my own mother. She is sick. Can I remember her symptoms wrongly?"

Before Ji Feng could answer, the man said in a vicious voice: "Didn't you say that the doctors in Renxin Medical Center are all genius doctors? Can they cure any disease? Why can't you cure my mother's usual minor illness? Blame my memory." Not good. I think your Renxin Medical Center is out to deceive people."

Feng Xiaoxiao saw that the man was talking more and more fiercely, and the people in the queue at the back saw the man making trouble in front, and all of them were discussing in low voices.

(End of this chapter)