In the evening, Lin Qingzhi's Maybach parked at the gate of Xinyuan.
Cheng Huanchong was so excited that he ran inside quickly.
Lin Qingzhi followed slowly behind him, with two assistants and bodyguards on both sides.
Xue Yang and Chen Xinzhi have both returned. They took a shower, changed their clothes, and sat in the living room refreshed.
Xiao Huzi and Wan Yun are also there.
Everyone heard Lao San's shout and hurried out to greet him.
After experiencing a battle that was tantamount to "life or death", everyone's mentality has long since changed.
It was not like the warm greetings there before, but silent and excited hugs and handshakes.
Xue Yang patted his younger brother on the shoulder and asked: "Is the old man okay? Are my parents okay?"
"Everything is fine!" Cheng Huanchong replied: "It is semi-isolated from the outside world, so there is no need to worry about the spread of the epidemic. The climate is very warm, and you can wear short-sleeves every day. You don't have to stay in a heated room all day, you can bask in the sun and blow the sea breeze.
Seeing the beautiful scenery, eating delicious food, and being able to play with each other, the days go by very quickly. Your parents are just a little worried about you, but everything else is fine."
Xue Yang asked: "Where is Xiaoxiao? How many children are there? Do they miss me very much? In the past two days of video, they don't like to talk to me and always run out to play."
"I'm so happy!" Cheng Huanchong replied with a smile: "We asked them a few questions before we came back. No one was willing to come back with us. They all shook their heads resolutely - they were so happy that they didn't miss Shu! Only Xiaozhu was the most filial and picked up a few coins at the beach.
A shell, let me help bring it to you."
"Really?" Xue Yang laughed loudly: "I hurt him in vain! What a moth!"
Cheng Huanchong added cheerfully: "Later, he found out that no one else had given it away, and he felt a little reluctant, so he came to me to ask for it back. He said that when he had enough fun and didn't want it anymore, he would consider giving it to you then."
Xue Yang: "..." One's own, one's own cannot be beaten.
Lin Qingzhi explained in a gentle voice: "Second sister-in-law is very worried about you. You can make more videos with her when you have time and explain the situation clearly so that she won't worry too much."
Xiao Huzi asked about his parents again, and the two of them answered carefully and carefully.
Lin Qingzhi carefully added: "Both the little tiger and the mini tiger have gained weight. One has gained two kilograms, and the other has gained one and a half kilograms. They like the curry fried rice there very much, and they have to eat a bowl for lunch and dinner. Every day.
I run on the beach or on the grass behind the house in the morning and evening, and I look much stronger."
Xiao Huzi closed his fingers and exclaimed: "Thank you! Thank you!"
Fortunately, parents and children were allowed to go on vacation in advance, otherwise the consequences would be disastrous.
First of all, my parents' health is not very good, and they may not be able to survive if they are infected.
He was quarantined, and his sister also had to be treated in quarantine. During the most dangerous and urgent time, no one could move. Who should take care of the parents? Who should take care of the children?
Now that I think about it, I was really lucky!
"Young Master Qing, fortunately your temporary business trip helped everyone - thank you, thank you!"
Lin Qingzhi smiled slightly and shook his head: "It's just a coincidence, not my credit. The great luck among misfortunes is that the situation is getting better day by day, and the sunshine will return after the storm."
"Yes! At present, only a few small places are still closed, and many places have returned to normal."
"It's coming soon! The number of infections continues to decrease, and the number of deaths has also begun to decrease."
Cheng Huanchong looked around and asked: "Is the eldest brother still not back? Have you met him?"
"I've seen him." Xue Yang explained: "He's okay, but he can't get close, so he wears a mask and shouts from a distance. He really doesn't have time to pick up his mobile phone, and the protective clothing he's wearing is hard to take off, so he has to wait until he changes into protective clothing.
Only then can he contact us. If I have anything to say, I usually send it to his mobile phone in advance. When he has a chance to see it, he will naturally reply."
Chen Xinzhi asked with concern: "Are you okay, sister-in-law? She is the one suffering the most right now."
"Yes." Cheng Huanchong smiled bitterly: "Fortunately, my sister-in-law is very strong. She is worried to death, but she can't show it. She should eat and sleep every day. She goes for a walk to the beach in the morning and evening, and reads and watches TV at other times. Mom and my second sister-in-law often
I took her to chat, played with the children, and tried to divert her attention. My eldest brother was working on the front line and it was extremely dangerous, but my sister-in-law still insisted on supporting him without hesitation and never mentioned letting him go back."
No one dares to think about "what ifs", let alone "unexpected events".
Chen Xinzhi was worried about his little wife and asked Lin Qingzhi if he could send a special car from a private hospital to pick her up.
"Xiaoxin is taking care of Xue Han in the hospital. The hospital is the most vulnerable place for infection right now, with many patients and people moving around. It would definitely be much more convenient if I could be transferred to your private hospital."
"Okay." Lin Qingzhi asked his assistant to make arrangements immediately.
Cheng Huanchong frowned and asked: "How is Xiaohan? Is it serious?"
"My chest is slightly fractured." Xue Yang replied: "It won't heal that quickly. I'll have to stay in bed for at least a few more days."
Chen Xinzhi shook his head: "Xiaoxin contacted me earlier and said that her cousin was emotionally unstable and she didn't know what to do."
"Didn't the psychiatrist go to her before?"
Chen Xinzhi couldn't help but ask: "A small cold requires taking medicine for two or three days before it can be cured. Do you think mental illness can be cured in a day or two? Some mental illnesses require many courses of treatment, ranging from a few months to as long as
It may take years, even decades, to be cured.”
Xue Yang felt a headache when he heard it, and he held his forehead in discomfort.
"Transfer to the hospital quickly. Xiaoxin has to rely on others to take care of him. How can he take care of a 'cannonball' that may explode at any time!"
Lin Qingzhi heard about it and roughly guessed it.
"There are professional psychologists there, and the nurses have received the most professional training. They will definitely be able to take good care of her condition and emotions. Xue Han has been banned for nearly a month, and now she has to stay in the hospital to recuperate. She is more likely to suffer from emotional distress.
Good situation.”
Chen Xinzhi whispered nervously: "I'm still worried about whether she will hurt Xiaoxin."
"Don't be afraid of this." Xue Yang explained: "Xiaohan is still injured and can't move even if he wants to. Xiaoxin can run away with her hands and feet quickly."
Chen Xinzhi was still worried: "Aqing, try to make arrangements as soon as possible."
"Okay." Lin Qingzhi nodded.
Cheng Huanchong asked: "Why didn't you send Xiaohan there in the first place? You all know the place!"
Xue Yang rolled his eyes at him: "Many intersections were still closed at that time, so you couldn't go wherever you wanted. Besides, it was dark and dark at night, so everyone was anxious and didn't think much about the hospital.
The hospital was so crowded that we couldn't admit so many patients. Fortunately, my eldest brother was inside, so I was finally admitted to the hospital for treatment. Third brother, you're not in the imperial capital these days, so I don't know how the people here managed to survive."
"Oh." Cheng Huanchong whispered apologetically, "I took it for granted."