Old Sir He pointed at Lin Chuxia, "Let her entertain you, so she won’t always be bothering an old man like me."
"Master, I was clearly helping," Lin Chuxia disagreed and rebutted, somewhat defiantly.
Old Sir He didn’t even give her a glance.
Zhuang Yang had visited often and was well aware of how Lin Chuxia and Old Sir He interacted.
Ms. Zhuang had only thought that the old man valued this young disciple of his before. Now, seeing how the two interacted, she was both surprised and amused.
The old man had a quirky temperament, and Lin Chuxia, as his young disciple, didn’t cater to it at all. Their interactions were not only harmonious but also very heartwarming.
Ms. Zhuang’s gaze fell on Lin Chuxia again, taking a closer look at her belly.
"It looks like you’re six or seven months along, right?"
Lin Chuxia nodded and gently touched her belly, "Exactly 7 months."
"It’s a big commitment to make you brew medicine for me every day at this stage. I feel really guilty. As I heard, Zhuang Yang is clumsy and knows nothing about brewing traditional Chinese medicine. When he told me about the methods of brewing, I couldn’t trust anyone else to do it."
"It’s okay. This is something we ought to do. Since I promised to help nurse Ms. Zhuang back to health, it’s our responsibility as doctors to ensure you recover quickly," Lin Chuxia said.
Ms. Zhuang thanked her again and looked at Lin Chuxia with a slight daze, "Miss Lin, you’re not that old, are you?"
"I’m 23 years old," At 23, being able to become a mother, Lin Chuxia was quite satisfied with her age.
While immersed in her own happiness, she didn’t notice the slight surprise on Ms. Zhuang’s face across from her.
Ms. Zhuang sat on the stool Lin Chuxia had provided.
The weather was nice today, and the sunlight was warm, just like the smile on Lin Chuxia’s face.
"23 years old, such a good age. I hear from Zhuang Yang that you’re quite the business person. What kind of business are you involved in? Would you mind sharing with me?"
At this point, she seemed to feel a bit impolite and smiled as she explained.
"You know, another reason I returned to the country was to explore some investment opportunities. These were things I wouldn’t have dared to consider before, thinking I might die abroad. It’s only in the past couple of years that I’ve realized our country’s development has been significant and open to people like us, so I returned to see for myself. But even returning, I’m still not very familiar with the domestic situation."
Lin Chuxia thought she could clarify things for Ms. Zhuang.
She poured each of them a glass of water before starting to talk about her business, then moving on to emerging industries in the country.
She spoke slowly and had her own unique insights into various industries.
After all, being seasoned with life, she was more aware of the country’s development direction.
During this interaction, she knew Ms. Zhuang truly wanted to invest in national development, and interacting with Ms. Zhuang made Lin Chuxia feel very comfortable.
This led her to say even more.
Ms. Zhuang transitioned from being nonchalant to occasionally posing questions and sharing her own insights.
She was also a businesswoman abroad and understood the value of Lin Chuxia’s words.
Based on both domestic and foreign situations, she offered some of her own thoughts.
The traditional Chinese medicine on the stove had already begun to boil, simmering slowly and emitting steam.
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