She Only Cares About Cultivation-Chapter 837 - 784: Famine Era 25 (First Update)

Ji Huzi’s arrival made Ye Huan treat him like her own brother, taking care of him whenever she had time and making him delicious food.

At first, he was embarrassed to accept it, but after refusing several times, he attracted attention, so he simply accepted it.

During this process, Ye Huan’s excellent cooking skills and good ingredients completely spoiled Ji Huzi’s palate.

In his whole life, he had never eaten such delicious food, and when she spoke to him, she was gentle and considerate. In his first thirty years, no one had ever treated him so well, including his own mother. But Ye Huan would call him "brother" every day, taking care of him with good food and drinks. In that instant, he felt like he was floating...

Ye Huan originally wanted to return the badge to him, but he refused, saying he wanted to keep it as a souvenir.

Two months later, when he was discharged from the hospital, Ji Huzi looked back every few steps, leaving reluctantly, and before leaving, he said to her.

"I’ll come back to see you."

Because of this sentence, his comrades teased and joked with him, but he said.

"What do you know? You should repay a life-saving grace with your life. I’m unmarried, she’s not married, and there’s also Ye Jiazhe in between. I refuse to believe I can’t win over this wife!"

Ye Huan absolutely didn’t know that her unintentional act of repaying a benefactor was misunderstood by someone and kept in their heart.

According to the straightforward thinking of a man, if she could keep his badge close to her for many years and recognize him just by his name, and take care of him so attentively and thoughtfully, he couldn’t believe that she didn’t have any feelings for him.

Luckily, from the summer of 1952 to the winter, the hospital she was familiar with no longer received names of people she knew.

The Spring Festival of 1953 was destined to be spent here again, unlike the previous year with her brother. This year, she was all alone.

Even Ji Huzi and Tong Zhan, who used to visit her every few days, hadn’t shown up since the winter began. Perhaps their unit had moved to another place.

This place was also close to the war zone, and every few days you could hear the sounds of bombing.

By April 1953, the school that Ye Huan belonged to began to withdraw, and by then, she had been in Liao Ning for a full two years.

In May, they returned to the school, completed their graduation thesis, and because of her outstanding performance during the internship, she was transferred to a military hospital in Beijing to start her formal career as a doctor. For these two years of hard work, the school gave her a two-month vacation, allowing her to report in July.

Finally on vacation, Ye Huan was not in a hurry to go home but took the train, stopping in each city for a few days, taking photos, leaving pictures, and selling some things to exchange for food and daily necessities.

After all, she had been in the war zone for two years, grown a lot of fruit, and even though a few patients consumed quite a bit, the rest were enough for her to exchange for many things.

She wandered and stopped along the way for about a month, and by the time she got home, it was early June.

After not going home for two or three years, from the moment she entered the village, the villagers enthusiastically greeted her, and before long, Daddy and Mom came running, and upon seeing her, they truly rushed at her, holding her tightly in their arms.

"Oh my dear, my Huanhuan, you’re finally home. Mom missed you so much,"

"Sister, Dad and Mom haven’t heard from you these years, and they can’t eat or drink every day."

Hearing this familiar yet strange voice, Ye Huan turned around and saw her own sister, Ye Yu, who had grown into a graceful and elegant young lady.

"The little girl has grown up, really beautiful."

Ye Yu was 19 this year, with two long braids reaching her chest. She had big eyes like her father, making her look much prettier.

Ye Yu quickly took the bundle from Ye Huan’s hands, reporting the situation to her like she did when she was a child.

"Sister, I’ve been admitted to Henan Normal University, and I will go to school in August."

Ye Huan happily took her little hand, "Really? Oh, that’s wonderful."

She had forgotten that her sister was taking the college entrance exam this year. Although two years later than her, starting school when she was 11, achieving this was quite an accomplishment.

Looking up, she saw her father standing not far away, smiling at her. Although he didn’t express his longing as eagerly as her mother did, his eyes were moist at that moment, and he kept smiling at her. This was her father’s understated love. 𝕗𝐫𝚎𝗲𝘄𝐞𝕓𝐧𝕠𝘃𝕖𝐥.𝐜𝚘𝚖

"Dad, I’m back."

"Good, good, it’s good to be back, it’s good to be back." See, just these words brought tears to the old man’s eyes.