Chapter 226 Her pulse (2/2)
”Old Sun, please.”
Si Ye Han said as he wriggled his hand out of the girl's embrace.
However, even if he moved just an inch away from her, the girl became visibly distressed and tightened her grip, as if she was holding onto her only lifeline.
Si Ye Han looked at the elderly man and asked, ”Could you take her pulse like this?”
Old Sun coughed lightly, ”I'm afraid not; it'll affect the results.”
He thought he'd been called to this house because this young master's body could no longer take his long-term insomnia. Who would've guessed that the one who needed his care wasn't him but this girl?
Si Ye Han hesitated for a bit, then forcefully pulled his arm out and placed the girl's hand on the little pillow (for taking pulses) lightly.
The moment he pulled his arm away, tears of suffering rolled down from the girl's eyes.
Old Sun didn't dare treat this matter lightly. Instead of making his disciple take her pulse, he did it personally.
Old Sun took an exceptionally long time to take her pulse that his disciple became more and more nervous, wondering what illness was so tricky that even his master had trouble.
Old Sun took her pulse thrice, then finally turned to Si Ye Han and said, ” Mr Si, don't worry. This lady is feverish due to the cold weather. She just needs some antipyretic and will recover very soon.”
After Old Sun was done with his diagnosis, Si Ye Han glanced at the girl who was in so much pain that she dampened the pillow with her tears. He immediately repositioned his hand, allowing her to hold onto it again. Only then did he turn to the elderly man and reply, ”I'm afraid I'm going to have to trouble you. Old Sun, please stay the night, just in case.”
Hearing the conversation between the two of them, the disciple next to Old Sun opened his eyes wide. All this for a mere fever?
He could've used a thermometer to take her temperature at home for a small illness like this! But he actually called for the secluded renowned doctor, Sun Bai Cao, to observe her overnight!
The disciple opened his mouth as if he wanted to say something but his master quickly turned to him and shook his head, indicating for him to keep silent.
Following this, the elderly man stood up and said, ”Thank you for your hospitality then.”