Yun Qiao would read a book every day and practice suturing with leather; Xi Lanting would lie down lazily, bathing in the golden sunshine of late autumn.
A second time came to deliver documents.
"...Why is it you, not Brother Chang'an?"
Yun Qiao was curious.
After Xi Zun got married, he did not go to the army.
According to what he said, his IQ is not high enough, and he is not a direct descendant of the warlord. He just takes someone else's position and is not annoying enough.
It happened that Xi Changan had numerous vacancies and needed help, so Xi Zun went there.
"He is in the hospital. He called me repeatedly and told me that he must have Master Qi sign today.
This is business with Russia, wait over there."
Xi Zundao.
Yun Qiao asked him to take it upstairs to find Xi Lanting.
She herself followed and asked from behind, "Azun, why did Brother Chang'an go to the hospital?"
"It wasn't him, it was Liang Shuang who was injured. He was accompanying her in the hospital."
Xi Zun said, "The injury is quite serious, it seems that the brain was damaged."
Yun Qiao: "..."
She went downstairs and called Li Hong to inquire about the situation.
Li Hong said he didn't know yet, but would immediately inquire about it, and added: "I'll call you back after I've inquired."
After about an hour, Li Hong called Yun Qiao back.
"Liang Shuang suffered a rib fracture and injuries to both arms. The serious injury was on his brain. He must have been hit hard on the floor tiles by someone pulling his hair.
In her condition, she needs to rest for a while before she can get out of bed."
Li Hongdao.
Yun Qiao: "What happened?"
Li Hong lowered his voice: "The patient said he was robbed.
According to my experience, this should be robbery of wealth and sex at the same time."
Usually, a robbery is a violent crime: the gangster will first beat the woman half to death, leaving her unable to move.
He kicked the woman's head off with her feet, grabbed the woman's hair, and banged her head on the ground.
Yun Qiao's brows furrowed tightly.
Li Hong hung up the phone, and Xi Changan called not long after.
He knew that Li Hong had gone to inquire.
"Madam, I'm watching Liang Shuang.
I sent a reliable person to her home, and the child was taken care of.
The doctor said there is no danger to his life, but his brain was hit hard and he cannot get out of bed or move for the time being."
Xi Changan said.
Yun Qiao: "Master Qi and I will go see her."
"How about you come back in a few days when her condition improves and she can sit up and talk?"
Xi Changan asked.
Yun Qiao: "That's fine.
If she can't bear it anymore, please call me again."
Xi Changan said yes.
Liang Shuang can barely move now, but his consciousness is still very clear.
She asked Xi Changan in a low voice: "What happened?"
"My wife heard about it and asked Dr. Li to inquire about it.
I have to call and say something."
Xi Changan said.
While the two of them were talking, Xi Changan's secretary came over, knocked on the door of the ward, and motioned for him to come out.
Xi Changan walked to the corridor and found Miss Xi Wenqi.
"...The last batch of goods was stuck by customs.
You have to write me another note."
Xi Wenqi said.
Xi Changan: "What's going on?
What did you bring in that shipment?”
"Go back and check it yourself.
There has been a change of people at the customs, and the new guy is crazy and wants to take advantage of the Xi family's business."
Xi Wenqi said.
She pointed to the ward, "Is Mrs. Liang okay?"
Xi Changan: "Seriously injured, it will take a few days to recover before I can say that everything is fine."
Xi Wenqi: "Let me look at her."
She said, looking back.
Her driver came over with a net bag filled with canned candies and some fresh fruit.
Xi Changan did not refuse.
Xi Wenqi looked at Liang Shuang's swollen face and didn't know what Xi Changan liked about this woman. She just smiled at her and said, "Mrs. Liang, take good care of yourself."
She had something else to do, so she put down her net bag and left.
After walking out of the door, Xi Wenqi was still thinking about Xi Changan, feeling somewhat aggrieved for him.