Chapter 44: Physician Li's Name Is Li Qingyou

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With that, Lin Chuyi stepped aside to make way for Mo Yu.

"Very well."

Saying this, Physician Li turned his gaze to Mo Yu. As their eyes met, he could not help but freeze for a moment, a flash of unusual emotion passing through his eyes.

Mo Yu's expression also flickered slightly before returning to normal. "Physician Li, I am Mo Yu."

Physician Li also recovered his composure and smiled, "Li Qingyou."

"Please, this way to the inner courtyard," Lin Zhixiang made an inviting gesture.

Seeing that Physician Li was about to leave with them, Dahan grew anxious immediately. "Lord Lin, you haven't checked Yiyi's injury yet!"

Lin Chuyi hurriedly grabbed Dahan by the arm and pulled him back. "Hanzi, I'm fine."

Blushing, Dahan pulled his arm away from Lin Chuyi's grip and looked down at his own toes, still unconvinced. "Yiyi, Ph-Physician Li is right here. Let him take a look, just in case the wound gets worse."

Hearing this, Lin Chuyi slapped a hand to her forehead in speechlessness. She was standing right here, as lively as could be; how did she look like someone who was injured?

Lin Chuji pointed at the somewhat flustered Dahan and burst into loud laughter. "Eldest Sister, why does Big Brother Dahan never dare to look at you whenever he talks to you?"

Lin Chuyi ruffled his hair and said, "I'd like to know that too. Why don't you ask Big Brother Dahan?"

Upon hearing this, Lin Chuji turned to look at Dahan and bluntly asked, "Big Brother Dahan, why do you never dare to look at my Eldest Sister?"

Dahan's ears burned, and his face turned completely red. He stammered for a good while without being able to string a coherent sentence together. In the end, he simply found an excuse and fled, completely forgetting his original purpose of making sure Lin Chuyi wasn't actually hurt.

Watching Dahan scamper away in a panic, the group instantly burst into a fit of laughter.

After the laughter subsided, Lin Chuyi walked over to Lin Wuyue and patted his head. "You little traitor, why did you tell them everything I said to you? You know that's not right, don't you?"

The little fellow gave a huff, jumped off his chair, and ran over to Lin Qiyue, clearly still angry about what had just happened.

Looking at the back of Lin Wuyue's head turned resolutely toward her, Lin Chuyi smiled helplessly. This little fellow certainly had quite the temper.

Lin Chuyi walked over to him again and coaxed him gently, "Xiao Wu, Eldest Sister was wrong."

As she spoke, she gently shook the little fellow's body, trying to pry his arms away from where he was tightly hugging Lin Qiyue's leg.

As it turned out, the little guy seemed determined to lock horns with her, clutching Lin Qiyue's thigh and refusing to let go no matter what.

Lin Qiyue chuckled and stroked the little fellow's hair, saying, "Xiao Wu, how about Second Brother takes you to make a wooden rocking horse?"

Upon hearing this, the little fellow's eyes lit up, and he nodded eagerly in agreement, "Okay!"

Lin Chuyi stared gloomily at the back of the little fellow's head. "Xiao Wu, Eldest Sister is talking to you."

Because he was about to go do something he loved, Lin Wuyue's mood finally improved. "I don't want to talk to you."

With that, the little fellow tossed his head to the side again, his proud and haughty little expression looking as cute as it could possibly be.

"Little brat," Lin Chuyi chuckled and ruffled the little fellow's hair vigorously.

Lin Jiuyue looked at Lin Chuyi, then turned to Lin Qiyue with a pitiful expression and said, "Second Brother, I want to go too."

With Lin Jiuyue, the third eldest sister, taking the lead, the remaining two little ones immediately swarmed toward Lin Qiyue as well.

"I want to go too!"

"Alright, alright, alright, you can all go, you can all go." Lin Qiyue looked at his younger brothers and sisters with a beaming smile, feeling quite triumphant inside.

Lin Chuyi glared at the pack of little fence-sitters and put on a fierce expression. "If you all go, I won't pay any more attention to you!"