Chapter 157: Sick

"That won't do either. My hands have formed a habit of working together; even though I write with my right hand, my left hand will unconsciously coordinate, which will pull the wound," Yun Shu argued.

This time, when An Yinan was injured, besides Chen Xun who couldn't be by her side, the one who felt the most guilty was Yun Shu.

She had clearly been at the scene, yet she had been powerless at the time.

"Fine," An Yinan shook her head helplessly.

As for whether she would listen, or how much she would listen, she wasn't sure herself.

Arriving at Quanshui Village and lying on the warm kang, thinking back on the perilous journey, it didn't seem like such a terrible memory after all.

Everywhere one passes in life is scenery; it all depends on how the person viewing the scenery perceives it.

These past few days, she had been secretly entering her space every night to translate, having finished all the books that needed translating, and had also reconsolidated all her high school knowledge.

During the day, under Yun Shu's supervision, she could only lie on the kang, and even her daily meals had to be brought to her.

She had only broken her left scapula; her legs seemed to be fine, right?

But who told her to be one of their own? What could they do? Just spoil her!

The fifteen days finally arrived, and An Yinan officially announced her liberation.

The first thing she did was hand the organized translation materials to Yun Mo, "Ahem, send them away, send them away."

Yun Shu narrowed her eyes, but in the end, she said nothing.

If she couldn't tell that the Leader had been secretly translating at night, then her brain must truly be broken.

Liberated, An Yinan's first act was to climb the Back Mountain; she wanted to spend this happy day with the little animals of the Back Mountain.

During her absence these days, the traps had all been destroyed, and no one had repaired them. She first repaired all the traps, then, holding stones in her hand, she began to play.

After descending the mountain, she had caught a full eight wild rabbits and dragged down a deer that weighed at least a hundred catties.

As for her private stash in the space, that won't be detailed one by one.

"Your injury just got a little better, why did you go to the Back Mountain?" Li Xiue frowned and scolded when she saw An Yinan.

An Yinan waved her hand, "I'm already fine, and I feel like I'm about to rust. If I don't move around a bit, I'll go crazy."

"Alright, stop scolding her. Is she the type who can sit still?" Hua stopped Li Xiue's words, then gently poked An Yinan, "Act according to your ability."

"Got it," An Yinan replied with a smile.

"By the way, where is our Yuanyuan?" An Yinan asked.

She used to come over to see her every day, but she hadn't seen a shadow of her for the past two days.

Zhao Qiu Hua said, "She said she went to the Daduibu to ask for leave, preparing to go back for the New Year this year, and to talk to her parents about the two of them."

An Yinan nodded; her girl was finally growing up.

"What kind of bitter and deep-seated expression is that? Come over and see if the kimchi is right." As soon as Zhao Qiu Hua turned her head, she saw An Yinan's expression—that bitter and deep-seated look, as if she were marrying off a daughter... (she shivered slightly).

"Coming, coming." An Yinan walked over, watched their operation, and then gave a few pointers from the side; as for doing it herself, they wouldn't let her.

This year, they hadn't even made pickled vegetables or kimchi; there was still some stock in the space.

Moreover, these tasks had been taken over by Li Xiu'e and Qiu Hua. There were quite a few vegetables left in the big vegetable garden this year, and both of them had turned them into dried vegetables. Now that the weather was cold, they could be soaked and stir-fried at any time.

Although the taste wasn't as good as fresh ones, it was still much better than eating cabbage and radishes all day long.

She couldn't stay idle. An Yinan played in the mountains for four days. There were no animals left to be seen on the outskirts; even the weakest wild rabbits and pheasants would rather run deep into the mountains now than run into this demon, An Yinan, outside.

"Bored. Little Yun Shu, I'm going to the County." An Yinan said.

Yun Shu thought for a moment, "I'll go with you?"

An Yinan shook her head, "I'll go by myself."

Thinking of the recovery level of An Yinan's shoulder, Yun Shu finally nodded.

After arriving at the County, she first went to Uncle Chen's bookstore. When Chen Shao saw An Yinan walk in, he stood up quickly to look her over, "Weren't you injured? Why didn't you rest properly? Why did you run to the County again?"

Hearing the news of An Yinan's injury, Chen Shao and Yun Dan had been extremely worried.

Now that they saw she was fine, they finally set their minds at ease.

"It's been better for a long time; I've been recuperating for over a month," An Yinan said, not knowing whether to laugh or cry.

"It takes a hundred days to recover from a bone or tendon injury. You need at least three months of rest to fully heal. Don't take it lightly just because you're young," Chen Shao nagged, which was rare for him.

An Yinan nodded; she had heard these words so much recently that she had almost developed antibodies to them.

"By the way, Uncle Chen, did you send me the paper?" An Yinan's main reason for coming was to ask about the paper.

If she were to follow the army, the translation materials couldn't be interrupted, so the later supplies had to keep up.

"I sent you two hundred bundles of white paper last month, and another two hundred bundles the day before yesterday. Plus what I sent before, there must be over five hundred. Can you even use up so much white paper?" Chen Shao thought of the white paper stacked like a small mountain and couldn't figure out what this little girl was thinking about all day.

"You're about to be transferred soon, aren't you? If I don't hoard some paper, who will send it to me later?" An Yinan laughed.

She reviewed all the receipts and made the payment.

Five hundred bundles of white paper—that seemed enough for two years.

"You," Chen Shao put away the money and pointed at her.

An Yinan thought again, "By the way, let's see about selling my aunt's job. I don't have anyone suitable, so please help me weigh the options."

This job was originally obtained by An Yinan, and the couple had intended for An Yinan to arrange it.

And while the couple didn't know An Yinan's specific salary, they could guess roughly; at the very least, it wasn't something the Textile Factory could compare to.

Since the job was like this, it was better to sell it.

"Alright, we'll take a look later. Should I exchange the money from the sale into white paper for you?" Chen Shao said.

An Yinan nodded quickly, "That would be great. Exchange it all for white paper and ink."

This was an Office Clerk position; at current wages and prices, it could sell for at least five hundred yuan. Great, that was another small mountain.

After leaving the Xinhua Bookstore, An Yinan first took fifty meat buns, half a bag of rice, and half a bag of flour that she had previously stored in her space and went straight to the landlord's house. After knocking on the door and waiting for two minutes, someone finally opened it.

Seeing An Yinan, the old woman forced a smile, "The girl is here? Are you cold? Come inside quickly."

An Yinan had a gut feeling that something had happened!

Following the auntie into the house, An Yinan saw the uncle lying ill on the bed.

"What happened to the uncle?" An Yinan asked, startled.

The auntie sighed, "It's an old ailment; now that we're old, we can't handle the winter, but these past two years, because we met you, it's been much better."

An Yinan hurriedly took out a Health Pill from her pocket, "Auntie, this Small Silver Pill is for nourishing the body; you and the uncle should take one every three days to regulate your health."

Strictly speaking, she was not a Doctor and did not know how to treat illnesses.