When the doctor arrived, there was actually nothing left for him to do. Meng Qing gave the doctor several silver dollars as a “consultation fee” and requested his silence. The doctor had long heard of Tu Feibai’s reputation and was quite afraid of this merciless demon king, repeatedly nodding and promising to forget everything he saw in the room as soon as he left.
“Don’t forget to prescribe medication,” Meng Qing smiled, a smile that made the doctor’s skin crawl.
Ding Jingman survived but was extremely weak and remained in a coma. Yu Yi, in addition to caring for Ding Jingman, also had to take care of the injured “Tu Feibai” who was bedridden.
On the night of the shooting, Yu Taoer personally brought soup and food. Meng Qing had Yu Taoer feed him meals and soup.
Yu Yi found his enjoyable demeanor quite displeasing but didn’t dare say anything, as he still needed to pretend to be Tu Feibai, right?
Yu Taoer glanced triumphantly at Yu Yi standing to the side, then turned to Meng Qing and asked: “Feibai, did A Ke hurt you?”
Meng Qing said: “I first injured Jingman, and A Ke was just protecting her. The matter has passed, don’t mention it again.”
Yu Taoer was oblivious to Tu Feibai’s replacement and felt that Tu Feibai was too “devoted” – being injured by her yet still speaking up for her. Her jealousy surged: “Feibai, you must get better. You’re injured, and I’m so worried!”
Meng Qing smiled, his eyes fixed on Yu Yi: “I can’t die for you!”
Yu Yi glared at Meng Qing, who winked at her.
Yu Taoer looked back at Yu Yi: “A Ke, take the empty bowl downstairs.”
Meng Qing said: “Taoer, you should go too. I want to sleep for a while.”
Yu Taoer smiled: “Okay.” She turned, biting her lip in hatred, gently closed the door, and then caught up with Yu Yi carrying the tray, grabbing her: “Don’t think you can turn from a sparrow into a phoenix! Feibai is just playing with you…”
Yu Yi broke free: “A Ke has never had such thoughts. Fourth Mistress need not worry.”
Before Yu Taoer could say more, a loud voice came from Tu Feibai’s room: “A Ke, come back.”
