Chapter 639: You Girl Are Too Bad

Fu Yan Cheng was stunned; he truly didn't want his family to come, but he never said he didn't want Liu Chuxue to accompany him: "Um, um, I, I mean..."

Seeing Liu Chuxue try to make up for it, she suddenly laughed: "I was just teasing you."

Fu Yan Cheng's face turned bright red at those words: "You girl, really..."

The three words 'too bad' never left his lips.

Then he heard someone speaking at the door: "It should be this ward."

Speak of Cao Cao and Cao Cao arrives; hearing that voice, it was unmistakably Mrs. Geng Ruzhi: "Mom/Auntie."

Geng Ruzhi saw Liu Chuxue was there, and a smile appeared on her face.

Before coming, she had already inquired about her son's condition; knowing he was in a coma but not in life-threatening danger, she was no longer as anxious as before.

Now seeing Liu Chuxue there, a smile appeared on her face: "Liu Chuxue, when did you arrive?"

Liu Chuxue glanced at the Miss following behind her future mother-in-law: "I only arrived around noon."

Fu's mother stepped forward and took Liu Chuxue's hand: "Then you've really worked hard."

Rushing here from Changping was the fastest possible speed; this showed that this future daughter-in-law still cared for her son, so naturally she was happy in her heart.

Originally, upon learning that the third daughter-in-law had pushed the matter onto Liu Chuxue immediately after receiving the phone call, she had been somewhat angry, but now it seemed that the narrow-minded third daughter-in-law had accidentally done a good deed, just allowing the two of them to cultivate feelings.

After exchanging pleasantries with Liu Chuxue, she finally looked at her son lying on the bed: "You say you..."

She wanted to scold him a few words, but thinking that her son had barely recovered his life, how could she bear to nag him again: "Is the wound feeling better?"

Fu Yan Cheng also didn't want his own mother to worry: "Mom, it's all just superficial injuries; resting a bit will be fine."

Fu's mother saw her son could still joke with her, so she said in a slightly displeased tone: "Don't know if it will leave a scar; if Liu Chuxue despises you then, I wonder if you can still be so carefree?"

Fu Yan, who originally thought it didn't matter, suddenly became nervous.

He raised his eyes and glanced at Liu Chuxue, his expression very serious.

Liu Chuxue didn't want him to overthink and indirectly affect his recovery: "I know an old Chinese doctor; he has scar-removal ointment. Later I'll go get a few bottles from him; I guarantee you won't leave a scar, so rest assured."

Fu's mother didn't expect her daughter-in-law to even think of this; seeing the eye contact between the two, she felt they were perfectly in sync, and couldn't help but sigh that this was destined fate.

Liu Chuxue did indeed know an old Chinese doctor, and the scar-removal ointment really existed; it just wasn't as miraculous as she said, but he had the Space Pond Water; at worst, she could process it again herself, and the medicinal effect was guaranteed to be correct.

Fu Yan Cheng also saw the cousin following behind his own mother at this moment: "Shuangling, why did you come along too?"

Geng Shuangling placed the things she was carrying on the bedside table: "I met Aunt on the way; hearing that Fourth Cousin you were injured, I thought I'd come along to see you."

Fu Yan Cheng pulled Liu Chuxue over and introduced her: "This is my uncle's little daughter, Geng Shuangling."

After speaking, he looked at his cousin: "Shuangling, this is your Fourth Cousin's wife, Liu Chuxue."

The two exchanged a few pleasantries, thus becoming acquainted.

Fu's mother saw they were chatting well: "Shuangling, you stay here for a while; I'll go find the doctor to ask about the situation."

Geng Shuangling nodded: "Okay, Aunt, you go ahead; I'll stay here and chat with Cousin's wife for a while."

This constant calling of 'Cousin's wife' made Liu Chuxue feel somewhat embarrassed.

During the chat, she learned that Geng Shuangling started school late; at seventeen, she was currently in the first year of high school, and couldn't help but feel this girl had good luck, graduating just a few months before the restoration of the college entrance examination.