Chapter 0225 Unattended (1 / 2)

“Why is He Feng so busy now? He doesn’t go home all day. Mudie, you have to be more careful, it’s easy for a man to find a woman outside when he’s rich. Who knows if he’s really working or not.”

Liu Hongying frowned, her stomach was vaguely painful, and not very painful, and she didn’t know why.

“Hefeng isn’t like that, he’s his own boss, of course he’s going to be busy.” Makdee’s tone was a little colder.

She didn’t like to hear Liu Hongying say what Du Hefeng wasn’t.

If it wasn’t for Liu Hongying’s constant urging about going to the hospital, she wouldn’t have wanted to make that call just now.

Du Hefeng’s tone was clearly unhappy, she must have delayed his work.

Liu Hongying: “I’m just telling you to be more mindful. Also, you have to rush a little, let the wind to add your name to the real estate license, or let him write a note. My house you take to sell without a word, can’t just let it go. That’s my house, he can’t take it for nothing.”

“I know, doesn’t he not have time, we are all family, it’s not good to make a scene over such things.” Mu Die responded not very willingly.

“This stomach of mine still hurts a little.” Liu Hongying said.

“Mom, are you saving money again, secretly eating overnight food or something. People’s stomachs need to be taken care of, you usually pay attention to nourishing it, and it won’t hurt. If you go to the hospital, the doctor will just prescribe some stomach medicine or something.”

“You always have to let a doctor look at it to find out what’s wrong.”

“Doctors nowadays, queuing up for an hour and seeing a doctor for half a minute is nothing more than a casual look.” Mu Die said, no longer paying attention to Liu Hongying, got up and went back to her room.

Liu Hongying froze, not understanding which point Mudie was upset again.

A few more words about the house and pulling a face.

It was clearly her own house, and now it was the Makdee couple who had privately sold her house.

Can’t you tell?

But she had nowhere to go now, and this place was suddenly the only place she could stay.

Forget about it. You don’t see your head every day. Even if you’re your own daughter, you’ll have friction and a little temper.

Liu Hongying consoled herself and got up to go to the kitchen to pour hot boiled water to drink.

During the night, Liu Hongying’s stomach started to attack again, waking her up in pain.

Liu Hongying got up and went to knock on the door of Mudie’s room.

“Mudie, my stomach hurts so much that I can’t sleep, it’s better to go to the hospital.” Liu Hongying said with a wrinkled face.

“Have you taken your stomach pills?” Shepherd’s Butterfly was sleepy, a little offended to be woken up in the middle of the night.

“I’m done with the medicine, and I originally drank boiled water before I went to bed, and it didn’t hurt much anymore. Now it’s starting to hurt again, it’s better to go to the hospital and let the doctor take a look at me.” Liu Hongying covered her stomach.

Mu Die glanced at the clock hanging on the wall and said, “It’s the middle of the night, what about Jun Jun. You endure a little longer, there’s still a few hours before dawn, I’ll take you to the hospital again.”

It’s so true, but one really feels the pain.

Liu Hongying stood at the door with a bitter face, neither saying yes nor no.

Mudie said, “People do amplify their sensory feelings at night, and you’re waking up in pain because you’re old and don’t sleep well. Let me find a painkiller for you to take first.”

Mu Die went to a cabinet drawer by the wall and rummaged around, finding an open box of pills and handing it to Liu Hongying.

“You take some medicine first, and we’ll talk about it tomorrow.” Mu Die turned around and went back to his room after saying that.

Liu Hongying had to take the medicine and go to the kitchen to pour water.

Inside the pill box was a slab of medicine with two pills already broken off the top.

Liu Hongying blew on the boiling water and held the box away from the medicine to read the instructions for taking it, but saw that the shelf life of the medicine had already passed several months.