"Is this a letter from Granny Hua?"
The woman with a child, who had been chopping up a goose in the kitchen, came out again, very concerned about where the letter had come from.
"That's right!"
Li Bai was now certain that Hua Hua, the old man's acquaintance, was the same person as the Granny Hua he knew.
There was no other Granny Hua in all of Baikou Township.
"Sorry for the trouble."
Though he found it a little odd that the letter hadn't been delivered by the usual postman, Old Qin Chunshan still accepted the envelope with both hands.
He tore open the yellow kraft-paper envelope, pulled out the letter, and gently unfolded it. Then, in front of Li Bai and the Village Chief, he squinted as he read.
"We've delivered the letter, so we should be on our way. Sorry to have disturbed you."
Li Bai wasn't the least bit interested in the contents of the letter. It was someone else's private business.
He was only playing the part of a mail carrier for free while he was passing through.
"Please wait, Doctor Li!"
Old Qin Chunshan put down the letter and looked at Li Bai with bright, focused eyes, as if he still had something to say.
"Is something wrong?"
Li Bai blinked, wondering if there was something else he needed help with.
The Medical Team had already finished its rounds through the villages of Baikou Township. There was no way they could turn around and go through them all again.
If the old man wanted him to deliver another letter, he was afraid he couldn't help.
"Granny Hua sent the letter to ask you to examine Xiao Xuan's eyes. Please take a look!"
The old man handed the letter back.
Li Bai pointed at himself in