No matter what, Mr. Yang was practically her first patient then. Of course, former Mr. Yang and Mr. Wang didn’t count. She cured them using Spiritual Power, not genuine Chinese medicine.

"How is it?" Principal Huang asked anxiously upon seeing Jiang Xue withdraw her hand. The old man’s illness had once felt like a mountain pressing down on their family.

Even though the old man was aged, as a son, one naturally hopes for parents to live a long life. So, when they heard from the doctor that his illness was untreatable, the family’s mood was as awful as it could get.

Fortunately, they later met Jiang Xue, and under her treatment, the old man’s condition improved. The dark clouds hanging over the Huang Family finally began to disperse.

"Don’t worry, Principal, the old man’s illness is completely cured. However, he’ll still need to watch his diet; after all, at his age, it’s better to avoid eating too much rich food."

"Okay, got it!" Principal Huang was completely relieved after hearing Jiang Xue’s words. Ever since seeing the improvement in the old man’s condition, he completely trusted Jiang Xue.

At noon, Jiang Xue stayed at the Huang Family to have lunch with the old man, and then played a bit of chess with him before leaving. Speaking of playing chess, Jiang Xue was a complete novice, originally not wanting to play. But unable to withstand the old man’s persistence, she ended up playing for a while.

At first, Principal Huang and Mr. Huang thought Jiang Xue’s claim of not knowing how to play was mere humility, but when they started playing, they realized she truly didn’t know how.

So in the end, Jiang Xue’s place was directly taken by Principal Huang, while she watched from the side as the father and son played evenly matched.

Jiang Xue accompanied them for about an hour before standing up to say goodbye. Initially, Mr. Huang wanted to keep Jiang Xue for dinner, but Jiang Xue brought up Little Reunion, which made him relent.

Nonetheless, Mr. Huang told Jiang Xue to bring Little Reunion next time as he wanted to meet him. Jiang Xue agreed with a smile, then said her goodbyes and left.

Back home, Little Reunion had just woken up from his nap. Seeing Jiang Xue return, he immediately clung to her, wanting her to hold and play with him.

Jiang Xue was somewhat tired, but looking at her son’s soft and adorable appearance, she couldn’t bring herself to refuse. After playing with him for more than half an hour, she was overwhelmingly sleepy, and only then was she ushered to bed by Father Jiang and Mrs. Jiang.

When she woke up, it was already late afternoon. The house was very quiet; Father Jiang and Mrs. Jiang had taken the child out, Niu was not around, and let alone the aunt who came to clean daily.

The entire home had only Jiang Xue alone. She climbed out of bed, stood on the balcony, gazing at the azure sky and white clouds, and the dark green hills in the distance, her heart overflowing with longing.

At this moment, she missed Mu Qiancheng terribly, wanting to talk and chat with him, even hoping to hold and kiss him.

Turning around, Jiang Xue picked up the phone, pressed Mu Qiancheng’s number, but stopped at the last moment. She nearly forgot that Mu Qiancheng was still in class.

The military academy’s schedule was different from hers; even if she was on holiday, the academy might not be, perhaps still in training.

Powerlessly putting down the phone, Jiang Xue was eager to go to Beijing to see Mu Qiancheng. After a while, she suppressed this urge, then returned to her room and poured a glass of red wine to drink.

While she was drinking wine, Father Jiang, Mrs. Jiang, and Niu returned together, bringing Little Reunion along.