A long time later, when Xu Jingjia recalled all kinds of details, she really wanted to wake up herself at that time, and then tell herself straightforwardly that she was like an idiot

"No, not one."

Within a few days, Xu Jingjia couldn't hold back the questions that kept popping up in her heart, and still stepped into Qi Zhengping's infirmary.

At the time of registration, the medical assistant tried to find Xu Jingjia's medical record card in the cabinet behind him with the medical record card, but could not find it.

"Miss Xu, please wait. Your medical record card doesn't know why it's not here."

While the medical assistant entered the consultation room to rummage through Xu Jingjia's medical record card, Xu Jingjia's eyes inadvertently stopped on the small statue in the conspicuous position of the registration office.

Seriously, before this, Xu Jingjia had never tried to observe this small statue so carefully—this small statue had been placed here since Xu Jingjia's first visit.

The handiwork of this small statue is so exquisite, but it is still placed in a prominent position in the registration office, and it is appreciated by both the elegant and the vulgar. At a certain moment, Xu Jingjia suddenly blessed her soul and understood the meaning of this small statue.

What Dr. Lu had said to Xu Jingjia suddenly reappeared in her mind.

There are some words that people say to you once, which is a kind reminder. However, if the other party says it once, and you still don't understand it, and you want people to say it again and again, it is self-inflicted.

Suddenly, the door of Qi Zhengping's consultation room became too tall and too big. Xu Jingjia suddenly lost the courage to find out Qi Zhengping's true thoughts.

Then, the medical assistant went back and forth and asked Xu Jingjia, "Do you want to dispense medicine this time, or do you want to see a doctor?"

"Dispensing medicine." Xu Jingjia replied.

The medical assistant looked at Xu Jingjia's eyes with some disapproval, and asked, "Last time Dr. Qi sent you a referral letter, did you go to the hospital to schedule a consultation?" Also, the medicines you take can only be prescribed by stomach medicine, and the others must be prescribed by a doctor, are you sure you really don't need to see a doctor?"

"Let's dispense the medicine!" Xu Jingjia heard herself reply.

The medical assistant reminded again, "The specialist in a public hospital will have to wait at least half a year at the earliest from the time the specialist is scheduled to see the doctor. You can't drag it like this!"

Hui said, "I have already seen a private specialist. The doctor said he would get back to Dr. Qi." The conscientious medical assistant glanced at Xu Jingjia worriedly, and then gave up and arranged the dispensing of medicine.

While waiting, Xu Jingjia found a place to sit down on the bench in the waiting room.

How Xu Jingjia hoped that Qi Zhengping would suddenly open that door, maybe the moment she saw him, she would have enough courage to look at him and discern his attitude.

However, what if Qi Zhengping's thoughts are really the same as everyone else's?

Xu Jingjia's eyes wandered in the small waiting room, and her eyes were attracted by two little boys, who were inexplicably similar to Minions in both their voices and smiles. It wasn't until they left that Xu Jingjia's eyes gradually shifted to the cross outside the door of the consultation room.

Xu Jingjiahuer felt that she no longer needed to seek anyone's understanding or belief in this matter.

At all times, there is always a being who knows the ins and outs of this matter better than she does. From the day she was born, he had always known her good and her bad, and he couldn't hide even the most secret thoughts in her heart.

It is enough for him to know these things.

Thinking like this, the unwillingness and resentment because there is nowhere to say it has been diluted a lot.

At this moment, the voice of the medical assistant slowly sounded: "Miss Xu Jingjia. Take the medicine."

Until the moment Xu Jingjia left the infirmary, the door was never opened.

The third volume of "The Stone Thrower" is completed