"No, Grandma said we couldn’t make a call. We just had to go directly to the regiment to find him,"
Turns out, Lei Jiasheng didn’t even know his mother and son had come to the provincial city to find him!
If they hadn’t run into them, what had the grandmother and grandson planned to do? However, Chiang Xiao felt that if it hadn’t been for a major incident at home, one that was indeed urgent and couldn’t be delayed, Aunt Shi wouldn’t have done something so unreliable.
But this was someone else’s family matter, and it wasn’t her place to interfere.
Luckily, Hu Xibing happened to know Lei Jiasheng, so everything would be fine once they found him.
Seeing Little Tiger in such discomfort, she stood up, found a hot water kettle, then stepped into a corner and entered the Space, mixing in some Ganoderma water.
She also asked the nurse for two cups and went back to feed Little Tiger half a cup of water.
Only after Little Tiger had some water did Aunt Shi regain consciousness.
Upon opening her eyes, still dazed and unaware of where she was, she immediately started looking for Little Tiger, "Little Tiger!"
"Grandma, I’m here. If you turn your head, you can see me," Little Tiger already had a bit more energy.
Aunt Shi turned her head and saw Little Tiger sitting on another bed, with the beautiful young lady they had met on the train last night sitting beside his bed.
"Girl, you..." She recognized the place. It must be a hospital.
"Aunt Shi, this is the People’s Hospital in the provincial city. We’ve arrived at the provincial city. You and Little Tiger were both running a high fever earlier. Brother Hu and I had no choice but to carry you to the hospital," Chiang Xiao explained.
Aunt Shi’s eyes immediately welled up with tears. She couldn’t help but struggle to get down from the bed to bow to Chiang Xiao, but she was so weak that she couldn’t get up.
"Auntie, please lie down," Chiang Xiao said, startled, and quickly helped her to lie back down.
Aunt Shi held her hand tightly, tears streaming down her face, choking back sobs and unable to speak. She had been holding back her misery for so long, watching Little Tiger but never daring to cry in front of him, afraid that it would make him even more upset.
Holding it in was almost suffocating her.
Now, with this young lady offering a helping hand, Lord knows what would have happened to them or if they would have died out there.
Aunt Shi couldn’t hold back any longer.
At her tears, Little Tiger couldn’t help but burst into crying as well.