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The character in the game screamed and died.
Then it became a box.
Rong Li¡¯s rank has dropped so much that he can¡¯t bear to look at it. He doesn¡¯t want to play hard and turns off his voice. He doesn¡¯t care how his teammates scold him.
He put down his phone and his mind was not on the game.
"What are you looking at?"
Xu Tanxi didn¡¯t look up at him for a long time.
It was only then that she realized what she was saying: "I'm reading Duanduan's Weibo"
The bandage on Rong Li¡¯s forehead has been removed, and a medical band-aid is attached: ¡°What¡¯s so interesting about her Weibo?¡±
He is in good health and the injuries on his body are no longer serious. The inflammation in his legs has also disappeared and the pain is not much anymore. However, Xu Tanxi always remembers the orthopedic doctor's words, asking him to use his legs less.
Xu Tanxi put away her phone: "Are you bored? Then I'll push you out for a walk?"
"Um."
She stood up and helped him.
He stood up by himself, sat in the wheelchair, and fastened the seat belt on the wheelchair: "My legs are fine."
This wheelchair is very user-friendly, has a seat belt, and can go down stairs.
Xu Tanxi has already placed an order.
Rong Li responded: ""
There is a garden behind the hospital, which covers a large area and is well greened. There are pavilions, lawns, flowers and ponds. The weather has been good these two days, and many hospitalized patients have come out to relax.
Xu Tanxi pushed her wheelchair and walked on the stone road. Roses were blooming on both sides of the road. When the light shone, the red flowers were flamboyant and energetic.
"Doctor Xu?"
The voice came from behind.
Xu Tanxi turned his head, and Rong Li, who was sitting in a wheelchair, also looked over.
It was a male doctor in a white coat: "It's really you."
His name is Tang Yuanjun, and he once worked at Hongqiao Hospital. Xu Tanxi has not seen him for several years.
She greeted politely: "Long time no see, Doctor Tang."
Tang Yuanjun is not very tall, has a gentle appearance, and wears glasses: "It's been a long time since I last saw you." He looked at Rong Li, "Who is this?"
Xu Tanxi introduced: "This is my husband."
Tang Yuanjun glanced at Rong Li's legs subconsciously and felt incredible: "Are you married?"
Nonsense.
Rong Li is a little annoyed with this man.
"Yao Yao." He pointed to a random place, "Push me there."
"good."
Xu Tanxi nodded to Tang Yuanjun and pushed the wheelchair away.
Rong Li turned around and took a quick glance.
"Who is he?"
Xu Tanxi said: "Former colleagues."
The way the guy looked at Xu Tanxi made Rong Li find it annoying: "Are you familiar with him?"
She walked with difficulty, and the breeze gently blew the hem of her skirt: "I'm not very familiar with it."
Rong Li asked casually: "What major is he in?"
"Andrology."
""
Rong Li was impressed by his own connotation.
He scratched the armrest of his wheelchair and asked himself, why is he talking so much?
Xu Tanxi parked the wheelchair on the side of the road: "Is it cold?"
"not cold."
He was wearing very little, and his blue and white striped hospital gown was not warm enough to keep him warm.
Xu Tanxi bent down and touched the back of his hand with her fingers: "Your hands are so cold, I'll get the blanket."
Rong Li shook his head and said he was not cold.
Xu Tanxi was worried that he would catch a cold, so she asked him to wait while she went to the ward to get a blanket.
He was waiting where he was and saw a fountain pool in front of him. Next to the pool there was a boy of four or five years old throwing coins.
Is it applicable nationwide? Who on earth lied to a child that he could make a wish by tossing a coin?
There is a groove with a diameter of less than ten centimeters in the middle of the pond. It was originally supposed to be used for planting plants, but now it is almost filled with coins.
The child threw it three or four times, but never hit a single hit. All his coins were used up, and he stood sadly, refusing to leave.
Rong Li touched his pocket and found no coins.
do not care.
He turned to leave¡ª¡ª
¡°Hello,¡± he asked a passing nurse, ¡°Do you have any coins?¡±
He took out a one hundred note from his wallet.
SmallThe child hadn't left yet, sitting next to the pool, with a sad face, sniffing, as if he wanted to cry or not.
With a bang, someone threw it in.
The child looks back.
He is an uncle in a wheelchair. He is not gentle at all: "Make a wish."
Who is he talking to?
The child looked around and saw no one else.
Rong Li was impatient: "Hurry up."
"Oh." The water in the pool was very shallow. The little boy was lying on the edge of the stone with his face facing the water. "God in the water, please bless my grandma and let her recover soon."
How stupid.
Rong Li thought to himself.
"Thank you, brother." After thanking him, the child asked, "Brother, are there really gods in the water?"
No.
Rong Li replied: "Maybe."
The child asked again: "Will my grandma be okay?"
who knows.
Rong Li replied: "Yes."
The child finally smiled, revealing the cavities inside.
Rong Li remembered that in the past, in the county hospital in Xiangyun Town, there was also a child who threw coins to make a wish.
What did he say at that time?
"If making a wish worked, the hospital would have closed down long ago."
"Those who told you that the wish you made here are very effective, took all the money out of the pool and spent it."
Rong Li, what are you doing now?
He didn¡¯t know what he was doing either.
"Congcong."
"Congcong."
The boy¡¯s family is calling him.
He agreed and waved to Rong Li: "Goodbye, brother."
The boy left and ran to tell his mother that he had made a wish and that his grandma would be fine.
Rong Li raised his head and covered his eyes with his hands, letting the sunlight shine in through his fingers.
He squinted his eyes, which were curved like an arch bridge.
Has the sun changed?
It seems that he has changed.
He tossed another coin and made a wish related to Xu Tanxi.
Xu Tanxi hasn¡¯t come yet.
Rong Li went to wait where he was. There was a pavilion in the upper left corner, not far from him, and he could hear the voices from the pavilion.
¡°Let¡¯s go out for a drink tonight.¡±
Rong Li looked over.
It¡¯s the Doctor Tang from just now: ¡°I¡¯m sorry, what else can I do?¡±
The friend on the other end of the phone asked him what was bothering him.
He said: "My goddess is getting married."
A friend asked, so what?
"Forget it about getting married, do you know what kind of husband she chose?"
Rong Li ground his back molars.
Tang Yuanjun couldn't help complaining: "She chose a cripple."
Is the mule?
Rong Li wanted to break his legs to show him what lameness he was.
"When I chased her for so long, she didn't eat a single meal with me. If she had married a better man, I wouldn't be so depressed. But she married a cripple. Her family is not short of money, and she is not short of money around her. As a suitor, she finds someone with bad legs, Tush¡ª¡ª"
Tang Yuanjun stopped talking when his head was suddenly hit by something. A cool and hard object fell out from the back of his clothes and rolled to the ground.
It is a coin.
Tang Yuanjun turned around and saw Rong Li sitting in a wheelchair.
That look in his eyes was like a bucket of ice water being poured on his head. Tang Yuanjun hung up the phone, extremely embarrassed and flustered: "I, I'm not talking about you."
As soon as he finished speaking, the man in the wheelchair stood up.
Tang Yuanjun: ""
So why do you need to use a wheelchair?
Rong Li walked over, picked up the coins, then stood up straight, with tall legs, looking down at people, the sun was not as arrogant as him: "Just now," he said nonsense, "his hand slipped." (Remember this site's website address: www.hlnovel.com - Didn't finish reading? Add this book to your favoritesI'm a member and bookmarked this chapterCopy the address of this book and recommend it to your friends for pointsChapter error? Click here to report
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