Chapter 809： help 1 (1/2)

But before leaving, Zhao Xiulan was afraid that the old couple would not eat well, so she prepared a lot of dishes in advance, most of which were meat dishes. I made two large plates of braised pork, simmered a pot of chicken soup, and fried two large plates of bacon.

I have reserved more eggs for them, and they can cook some of them directly, or fry some to eat when they want to eat them.

In addition, there are some sausages and bacon left, no need to do anything, just put them on the rice and steam them.

After preparing all these, and entrusting Zhou Meiling to help take care of it, Zhao Xiulan left the county seat with confidence and went to the city.

Zhao Xiulan went directly to the hospital to see if Grandpa Sun's condition improved.

As a result, when he arrived at the hospital, he saw that Grandpa Sun was still lying on the hospital bed, and there was no sign of waking up at all. Zhao Xiulan's heart was also tightly twisted together, and she was unspeakably worried.

Sun Xiaofei's eyes were red, firstly because he didn't sleep well and was haggard, secondly because Grandpa Sun had been unconscious and looked sick, Sun Xiaofei wiped his tears in worry.

Faced with this situation, Zhao Xiulan didn't know how to comfort Sun Xiaofei. The only thing he could hope for now is that Grandpa Sun will get better soon.

As long as Grandpa Sun wakes up, Sun Xiaofei will naturally not worry about Grandpa Sun's situation.

When Zhao Xiulan came over, she saw that Jiang Cheng was also tired. He must have not had a good rest last night, so he rushed to Jiang Cheng Road, ”Jiang Cheng, I am here and I will guard Grandpa Jiang, so you can sleep for a while.”

”Xiulan, I'm fine.”

”Look at your dark circles and say you're fine? Listen to me quickly and rest for a while! I have to go out in the afternoon, and you have to watch it. If you don't rest now, where do you get your energy in the afternoon?”

Jiang Cheng thought about it for a while, but still listened to his little daughter-in-law obediently.

”Okay, then I'll sleep for a while.”