36: Chapter 36 Like Mourning 36: Chapter 36 Like Mourning After speaking with Su He, Lu Zhenyu could clearly sense his mood had sunk.
She lifted her hand and touched his head: “Don’t worry, with your sister here, nothing will happen to you.
Besides, your current situation is only mild, and it’s a good thing it was discovered early.
You can still lead a normal life, study, and do what you want to do.
You’re only seventeen, and there’s still a long road ahead.”
An Rui raised his head, his emotions somewhat fluctuating: “Really?
Su He nodded: “Really, but one thing is you can’t get into fights with people anymore.
Also, you can’t engage in any intense sports or stimulating activities, and you must avoid getting angry.
Everything else will be normal.”
“Can you do that?” Su He asked.
An Rui furrowed his brows: “I can’t play basketball anymore?”
That was his only hobby.
“As long as you obey, get well and then you can occasionally play,” said Su He.
“Alright, I’ll listen.”
Su He smiled faintly, “Then I’ll have someone notify the An family to come here.”
Upon hearing that she was going to inform An Chengyuan and Lin Yue, An Rui immediately stopped her: “Sis, can we not tell them?
It’s enough that you’re here.”
He knew the relationship between Su He and the An family was awkward; she didn’t like the people of the An family, thankfully, she didn’t despise him as her brother.
“They are your guardians, I’m not,” Su He could guess what was on his mind: “Rest assured, I won’t let my grievances with them interfere with work.
You just need to cooperate with me.”
An Rui held her hand, asking one last time: “Sis, no matter how much my mom objects, will you still be my attending physician, please?”
He knew too well his mother would never allow Su He to be his primary doctor.
Su He smiled softly and said: “Okay, don’t worry.”
She had initially thought she’d hold resentment towards Lin Yue’s two children, after all, it was because of Lin Yue that her mother was so agitated that she fell ill and never got up, causing her to lose her mother and later her father at the age of seven.
But when An Rui and An Mi came to her, not only did she hold no grudge, but they also often kept in touch secretly, and both truly regarded her as a sister.
She came to see the Old Madam, and just as she stepped into the hospital, she received a call.
Initially, she thought it was a scam and scolded the caller wildly.
The caller happened to be that ill-fated culprit, Lu Zhenyu.
He, for the first time, heard the rumored gentle and pleasant Mrs.
An cursing someone out, overturning his perceptions.
Indeed, you can’t judge a book by its cover.
All of them are disguised as big shots.
Lin Yue, radiant and elegant, was clad in glittering gems with her face delicately made up, but her face was fraught with panic and anxiety.
“Ruirui, Ruirui, where are you?”
Her heart was in turmoil, and before she could reach the ward, she started shouting in the corridor.
The nurse nearby heard her and quickly stopped her, “Madam, you can’t make noise here.”
“I need to find my child, tell me, where is my child?”
She held the nurse’s hand tightly, asking anxiously.
The nurse felt the pain in her arm and frowned, “Madam, what’s your child’s name?”
After Lin Yue gave the name, the nurse led her there.
An Rui was leisurely drinking water on the hospital bed.
It was then that he heard his mother’s cry, which sounded like she was mourning, enter his ears, and the action of holding his cup paused slightly.
Lin Yue entered and rushed to An Rui’s bedside like the wind, embracing him in her arms.
His entire face crumpled, hands raised as if surrendering.
Then he pushed Lin Yue away, saying helplessly: “Um, mom, mom, calm down a bit, calm down, I’m not dead yet.”
Hearing this, Lin Yue let him go and checked him up and down meticulously, finding no major wounds aside from some skin trauma.
She then breathed a sigh of relief.
Following after, An Chengyuan arrived with An Mi.
And closely behind was An Xueyin.