Rebirth: The Courtyard Bride Is Cool and Radiant

Chapter 515: Chapter 515 Comrades, What Happened?

Yun Yiyi slept soundly throughout the night until dawn.

Early the next morning, after eating the breakfast prepared by Cheng Lanlan and her husband, she finally left the house.

Today, she had to make a trip to the Beijing Film Academy to help Qiao Shaoguo get something from Gui Kairong.

After getting off the bus, she registered at the gate and then proceeded inside.

However, just as she reached the office building where Gui Kairong was located, she saw a crowd of people gathered around.

Yunyi asked softly to a woman standing towards the back, ”Excuse me, what happened?”

The woman said with a gossipy expression, ”It seems someone brought a sick family member here, and I don’t know what set them off.”

Just as she finished speaking, another woman commented, ”Why bring them out if they’re sick?”

A woman beside them retorted, ”How can you be so heartless? Are you saying sick people should just be abandoned?”

Seeing someone arguing with her, the first woman said defensively, ”That’s not what I meant.”

”Then what did you mean? Besides, the person was almost recovered. Would they have had a relapse if not for someone’s careless words?”

The first woman murmured under her breath, ”How was I to know about all this?”

”If you don’t know, then don’t spout nonsense.”

Just then, someone shouted, ”Make way, make way! The doctor’s here! Everyone, please make way.”

The same person added, ”There’s nothing to see here. Everyone, please disperse. Don’t block the building entrance; it’s causing a scene.”

Seeing that the commotion was over, the crowd gradually dispersed in twos and threes.

Yunyi stepped into the building. To her surprise, the doctor who had just entered was heading to Gui Kairong’s office. She then remembered hearing that Gui Kairong’s sister supposedly had some mental health issues. Could it really be such a coincidence?

Before she could enter, she heard from inside, ”I apologize, but I don’t have any sedatives in my medical kit. I’ll need to go back and get them.”

At that moment, Yunyi reached the doorway and saw Gui Kairong tightly embracing a woman. The woman was struggling so hard she was drenched in sweat.

Looking at her features, Yunyi knew for certain, without asking, that this had to be Gui Kairong’s sister.

Seeing the desperate look on Gui Kairong’s face, Yunyi offered, ”I can calm her down. Would you like me to try?”

Upon hearing her voice, Gui Kairong looked up. ”Xiaochu, you’ve come just at the right time! Quick, come and help,” he exclaimed.

He knew of Yunyi’s medical skills. She wouldn’t have offered if she wasn’t confident.

However, as soon as Gui Kairong spoke, the doctor who had mentioned needing sedatives sized Yunyi up with displeasure. ”This is no joking matter,” he said.

As Yunyi stepped inside, she took a box of silver needles from her pocket—actually, from her spatial storage, she thought.

Seeing her action, the doctor objected, ”This is absurd! Given her current state, how could acupuncture possibly calm her down?”

Yunyi ignored him and simply looked at Gui Kairong. ”Will you let me try?” she asked.

Gui Kairong nodded. ”If you doubt someone, don’t use them; if you use them, don’t doubt them. I believe in you.”

Then, he explained to the doctor who had entered earlier, ”Her acupuncture skills are a family inheritance and truly formidable.”

Yunyi didn’t immediately use the needles. First, she pressed a few acupoints on the woman’s body. Better to take precautions to avoid any trouble, she thought.

After massaging the woman’s head for a bit, she said to Gui Kairong, ”Lay her down on that long bench over there, flat on her back.”

The doctor behind her spoke up again skeptically, ”Are you sure you know what you’re doing? She’s clearly having an episode, yet you’re having her lie flat. Don’t pretend to be an expert and end up harming her.”