"Mr. Jing..." When Mrs. Lin saw Jing Ling leaving, she wanted to go over to ask again, but He Ruojin stopped her, "Auntie, don't worry, I will ask Dr. Jing about the situation of Pinellia ternata."
Mrs. Lin nodded with tears in her eyes and murmured: "I always feel... He has a way, he must have a way... When he diagnosed Banxia just now, he didn't say anything to death... Those imperial doctors before just took a look at it. Let’s just say that Pinellia’s legs cannot be cured…”
"I also believe in Dr. Jing." He Ruojin felt his throat sting again. He slowly took a breath and asked, "Auntie, is Banxia okay now?"
After hearing this, Mrs. Lin slowly came back to her senses, but she was no longer as cold-hearted as before. She just frowned and said, "As long as I take care of you, Banxia will be fine."
"I told Doctor Jing that there are scars on her wrists. Did Doctor Jing give her any ointment to remove the scars?"
Mrs. Lin said with a complicated mood: "I gave it."
"That's good... Auntie remembers to apply pinellia ointment every day. She may not care about it on the surface, but... she is afraid that the scar on her wrist will stay... "
Mrs. Lin couldn't listen anymore and said coldly: "As Banxia's mother, I don't need you to tell me this. If General He has nothing to do, please come back!"
He Ruojin was seriously telling Mrs. Lin a moment ago, but after listening to Mrs. Lin's words, he was slightly startled and seemed to realize that it was quite ridiculous for him to say such a thing.
He twitched the corners of his lips somewhat self-deprecatingly, responded, and then excused himself from Mrs. Lin.
When he came, he really hoped to see Lin Banxia, but in the end he failed to see Lin Banxia.
He suddenly felt very bitter in his heart.
Panicked by the pain.
He thought of every day and night in the past when Lin Banxia wanted to see him but could not see him. At that time, Lin Banxia felt even more miserable...
He Ruoxin got on the carriage, but before she said anything, Jing Ling asked the coachman to go back to Tai Hospital directly.
"Mr. Jing, how is Banxia... how is she?"
"I tried acupuncture on her."
"how?"
"Not at all." Jing Ling responded casually and continued writing in the notebook.
He Ruojin fell silent and waited for Jing Ling to finish writing.
When they were about to arrive at Tai Hospital, Jing Ling tore out a page from the book and threw it to him, "You can weigh it yourself."
He Ruojin grabbed the page, looked at it silently, and after a while, asked softly: "Even if... you find it, you may not be successful, right?"
"Yes, that's why I didn't give Mrs. Lin an absolute guarantee. The general will have to decide on his own." Jing Ling paused for a moment, then rarely said another word, and said calmly, "My suggestion is to forget it, so as not to waste your life. "
He Ruochen raised his head and glanced at Jing Ling, but smiled.
He has rarely smiled in these days, and even if he does, it has never been like this at this moment. It is like a ray of light leaking out of the oppressive darkness, and the smile is mixed with this ray of light.
Even reaching the bottom of his eyes, he smiled faintly and said, "Imperial Physician Jing, this is just your suggestion as an imperial physician, right?"
Jing Ling stared at him without saying a word.
But after a while, he raised his eyebrows slightly and nodded: "Yes."
It was just advice given to him as an imperial physician.
"So, I can't count." He Ruochen said with a smile.
The carriage stopped, and He Ruoxin wanted to send Jing Ling back, but Jing Ling got off on her own and said, "No need, you go back to yours."
Jing Ling paused, turned her head and said, "If you don't understand anything, you can ask me."
"Okay, thank you so much, Doctor Jing, for today."
He Ruochen sat back in the carriage, and the depression that had accumulated in her heart for several days dissipated at this moment.
He was in a good mood for a while.
It's really good, because he has a chance to save Lin Banxia...
However, as soon as he returned to He Mansion and got off the carriage, he was beaten on the head and face.
(End of chapter)