Chapter 482: Anxious Heart Attack
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Da Niu helped the old lady up and carried her on his back. He then told Liang Shi, "Auntie, I'll take Grandmother to the medical clinic first. You stay at home and take care of Bao Ya and the others."
After speaking, he quickly ran out, and Da Bao looked around and said anxiously, "I... I'll go help."
The two of them left one after the other, and Liang Shi wanted to follow, but when she saw Bao Ya crying with her head tilted back, gasping for breath, she could only stay behind. She also stopped San Ya, who wanted to go with them.
Da Niu placed the old lady on the carriage board and had Da Bao sit beside him to help support him. He then drove the bullock cart straight to the medical clinic.
Da Niu had a strong intuition that something major had happened. First, third Aunt's face turned pale like never before, and now the old lady had fainted.
He couldn't panic. He couldn't afford to panic. If he lost his composure, nobody else would have any ideas either.
Da Niu now missed Ah Yu a little. If A Yu were here, she would surely handle this better than him. At the very least, she wouldn't be trembling like him while driving the cart.
The old lady was quickly brought to the medical clinic, and after the doctor examined her, he said to Da Niu, "She's fine, just had an anxiety-induced heart attack and fainted."
He gave the old lady an injection, and after a while, she regained consciousness.
Da Niu heaved a sigh of relief and sat beside her, asking, "Grandmother, how are you feeling now?"
The old lady seemed dazed for a moment before snapping back to reality. As soon as she did, she remembered the words Liang Shi had spoken, and her expression changed abruptly.
Looking around, she realized they were in a medical clinic, and the only people present were Da Niu and Da Bao. Liang Shi was not there.
The old lady grabbed Da Niu's hand tightly, causing him to feel a sharp pain.
"Where is your third aunt? Where is she?" she asked urgently.
Da Niu didn't dare to move and simply replied, "There are still Bao Ya and San Ya at home. Auntie stayed behind to look after them."
After saying that, he cautiously observed the old lady's expression. "Grandma, what exactly happened?"
The old lady's eyes widened, and Da Niu became nervous. "Grandma, I won't ask you anymore. Just calm down, don't be anxious. Come on, take a deep breath."
The old lady indeed took a long, deep breath. However, her voice was still hurried as she said, "Let's go, let's go back home and find your Aunt."
"Grandmother, you just woke up. The doctor said..."
"Take me back." The old lady stood up abruptly, but her body swayed a little, probably because she got up too quickly.
Da Niu quickly supported her. "Grandmother, don't be impulsive. I'll take you back, right now."
He called Da Bao to fetch the medicine and carried the old lady on his back once again, placing her on the ox cart outside the door.
The cart returned to Liufang Lane, and after the old lady rested for a while, she was able to walk on her own. However, Da Niu was still worried and carried her on his back into the house.
Liang Shi heard the commotion and hurried over.
She had been scared earlier and
had been sitting restlessly at home. When she saw that the old lady was fine, she secretly breathed a sigh of relief.
But as for the matter of Shu Yu being exiled, she didn't dare to mention it. She supported the old lady into the house to rest.
However, even if she didn't bring it up, it was impossible for the old lady to pretend not to know.
After drinking some water, the old lady asked Da Bao to take Bao Ya and San Ya to play in the courtyard. Then she looked at Liang Shi, her gaze so stern it seemed ferocious. "Tell me about your affairs at the Tang family again, from the beginning to the end, without adding or omitting a single word. Do you understand?"
She knew Liang Shi was quick-witted with her tongue but also tended to exaggerate. She was afraid that Liang Shi might accidentally disclose or misrepresent something important.
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