"Old Brother, you'd better rest in bed for two days. It's nothing serious, but you're not young anymore, and your health can't compare to when you were younger."
The old lady knew her husband could never sit still. If he wasn't at the mine, he was out in the fields, so she quickly chimed in:
"That's right, that's right. Old man, don't take this lightly. Your age is right there for all to see. You can't keep pushing yourself anymore."
"Fine, I'll rest. I'll rest, all right?"
Old Master Su smiled and put on a helpless expression before turning to Physician Li and instructing him:
"Physician Li, please go have a good look at my eldest granddaughter. Don't try to save money—use whatever medicine is needed. And the abrasion on her arm, please do your best to think of a way to treat it. Make sure it doesn't leave a scar."
Though they were in the countryside, where people weren't so particular about such things, it was still better for a young woman to pay attention to her appearance, lest her future husband look down on her.
"All right. I'll do my best."
Physician Li smiled and gave a slight nod. Carrying his medicine chest, he followed Su Yaohui out of the main room.
The room was very small and simple, but at least it was tidy.
That was Physician Li's first impression when he stepped into Su Qiao's room.
For a rural home, it was pretty good to have a room like this.
"Daughter, this is Physician Li. He's here to look at your injuries. Quickly, show him the injury on your hand."
As soon as she entered, Zhou Lihua hurried to introduce him.
Su Qiao rose from her chair and gave the middle-aged man a formal salute. "Greetings,