Chapter 27 - Why Didn’t You Tell Me Earlier that You Got Injured so Badly? (2/2)

He suddenly felt hungry; maybe it was because it was lunchtime.

Seeing that Doctor Han was sitting on the couch, Luosang hurriedly greeted, “Nice to see you, Doctor Han. Let me make you some tea.”

Doctor Han raised a hand to stop her. “No need. I’m here to check on you.”

Luosang eyed Nian Junting confusedly. The doctor wouldn’t show up for no reason, meaning Nian Junting had probably called him. But how could he be so nice?

“We need to treat your injuries in a timely fas.h.i.+on. I don’t want you to come to me for compensation when they get worse,” said Nian Junting. He felt a little uncomfortable under her gaze, so he then said to Doctor Han coldly, “Doctor Han, check her shoulder. Earlier, I saw a bucket hit her there.”

Luosang was surprised again, as she didn’t think that he would notice under such a chaotic situation.

“Ms. Luosang, can you please tell me where the injury is? Can you pull down your sweater to show me?” Doctor Han asked, gently and politely.

Luosang hesitated slightly, then pulled the sweater near her right shoulder slightly down.

As her nicely shaped shoulder was exposed, Doctor Han frowned. Apart from the large bruise, her shoulder was also covered in dark-red scratches.

Nian Junting saw it too. His face darkened immediately as he said, “Why didn’t you tell me earlier that you’re injured so badly?”

“These are just bruises and scratches,” said Luosang carelessly.

Nian Junting paused. He didn’t know what to say. Other women would have started weeping long ago if they suffered the same injuries.

‘Do relatively older women all need to live like men?’ He wondered.

“Han Ming, apply medicines to her wounds. Don’t leave scars on her skin,” said Nian Junting. “She hasn’t gotten married yet. It’s already difficult for someone like her to get married, and it will become even harder if she has scars. It’ll be troublesome if she wants me to take responsibility for that.”

Luosang was quite touched when she heard the first sentence he had said, but after that…

She really didn’t know what to say.