Chapter 134 Recovery, Trouble Brewing (1)_1
"Why should I greet someone who dared to disturb my sleep and now expects me to say hello," muttered Situ Xin to herself, but she still obediently walked over to Old Master Situ.
However, before Situ Xin could even say hello, Old Deng’s eldest son hurriedly said to her, "Xiao Xin, no need for formalities. I’m here on behalf of the Deng Family to apologize to you. I’m sorry, our attitude towards you yesterday was not right, and we’ll definitely change that." The moment Old Deng’s eldest son called her Xiao Xin, she got goosebumps and quietly grumbled to herself, "When did we get so familiar?"
"No problem, your reaction yesterday was normal," Old Master Situ interjected before Situ Xin could speak. "Little Deng, what brings you here today?" The old ginger is indeed spicier.
"Yes, I’ve come to take Xiao Xin to see my father for his treatment," said Old Deng’s eldest son, without beating around the bush.
After hearing what Old Deng’s eldest son said, Old Master Situ didn’t say anything but turned to look at Situ Xin, waiting for her direction. "Oh, that matter," mused Situ Xin. She couldn’t avoid the remaining nine treatments; if she couldn’t escape them, she might as well get them over with quickly. She was not one to procrastinate. "Then let’s go."
"Huh, this isn’t the way to the Elders’ Recuperation Club," Situ Xin remarked, with a great memory. Having gone there yesterday, she had already etched the route into her mind.
"Yes, after the examination results came out this morning, my father requested to return home. You know, with my father’s status, although he’s not staying in the hospital, it’s not very convenient for him to live just anywhere," explained Old Deng’s eldest son before suddenly realizing, "What am I doing, explaining all this to a nine-year-old girl? Even if she has extraordinary medical skills, she wouldn’t understand these political matters."
"That’s true, with the current situation, it’s safer to stay at home," agreed Situ Xin, nodding. Situ Xin’s response petrified Old Deng’s eldest son once again; he didn’t expect her to respond, let alone seem to understand the implications of his words.