Ruling the Historical Romance Novel as the Female Supporting Character-Chapter 79: Unstoppable Outpouring of Love

"Alright, I’ll go to the hospital for a check-up in the next couple of days," Ke Zeming said, suppressing his embarrassment. He didn’t really get angry, but he quickly started making calculations. If Kaize’s wife had such high medical skills, there should be no problem going to the herbal medicine store. Could she also treat Kaize? After all, he had been to the city hospital before, and the doctors in his unit had seen quite a few cases. Yet not one of them had detected this problem. These thoughts flashed through Ke Zeming’s mind one by one, making him feel restless.

"It’s getting late; I’ll head back now," he added. Even though going to the hospital and returning to his unit late at night would affect his schedule, it didn’t matter. Going to the emergency room first to get results sooner would also prove Kaize’s wife’s innocence.

Once everyone left, Gao Huabin hesitated and approached Su Yijia. "Um... Sister-in-law, how about you take a look at me too?"

Since he wasn’t married yet, if there were any problems, he needed to seek treatment first and not delay the young lady.

"666?" Su Yijia called out in her mind.

[Your body has excessive internal heat. Eat more foods that can cool it down or consider getting married early.]

Su Yijia relayed the system’s words verbatim to Gao Huabin.

Upon hearing this, he blushed like a burning bottom and hastily fled. However, he fled to the kitchen to boil some hot water for everyone.

Su Yijia placed the stove by the window and used the household clay pot to slowly stew the chicken and ginseng that she had prepared. After that, she continued to press the acupuncture points that hadn’t been completed on Qin Kaize. Both of them then took a shower and fell into a deep sleep.

Throughout the night, Su Yijia got up three or four times to turn the chicken, check the soup to ensure it hadn’t evaporated, and finally added the pre-washed rice when the soup had reached the desired concentration. She crawled back into bed, spread her limbs, and soon began to snore softly.

It was only when Su Yijia lay down that Qin Kaize opened his eyes. His eyes, shimmering like bright stars in the night, were particularly luminous in the darkness. His once-hardened heart was gradually melting away. There was a burning molten core within him, overflowing outward.

This night, neither he nor the other Qin family members in the courtyard could fall asleep. The aroma of the chicken soup was irresistibly tantalizing, even in their dreams. Upon waking up, their cravings intensified, making it impossible to go back to sleep.

"Eat! Eat! Eat! Does a paraplegic need to eat such good food? Such extravagance! Aren’t you afraid of divine retribution?" Qin’s mother grumbled, half-sitting up and venting her frustration.

"Alright, stop with all the nonsense and go back to sleep," Qin’s father said, though he was also feeling uneasy. There wasn’t much he could do at this point.

Qin’s mother, furious, had tears in her eyes. Qin’s father took a deep breath, held her hand, and comforted her, "Just wait for a couple more days."

Thinking about the arrangements he had made, Qin’s mother’s anger subsided slightly. She snorted and lay back down.

The next morning, after taking care of her own man’s morning routine and feeding him the chicken and ginseng congee she had prepared, Su Yijia handed him over to Gao Huabin.

"All those people have already been arrested. I’m going out for a bit. I’ll be back to prepare lunch before 11:30. Just wait for me," Su Yijia said, slinging her small messenger bag over her shoulder and waving to them.

Qin Kaize’s gaze remained fixed on her, burning with intensity. Though no words were spoken, it felt as though a thousand words had been exchanged.