Ruan Huai sat down on the edge of the bed, took off his shoes, bent his slender right leg, lightly pressed the shin bone of his calf with his small hand, and with the other hand removed the gauze on his ankle that was soaked in mud and rain, exposing the slightly inflamed wound.

Ruan Huai lowered his head, his sharp jawbone against his knee legs, slightly drooping his beautiful peach blossom eyes, and observed the wound on his ankle in relative silence for a while.

Then, as if it didn't matter, he used the ointment he had asked for from Old Lady Chu before, and applied it a few times casually.

It didn't seem to hurt much, so I re-tied it with clean gauze after applying.

It's just that a few of her fingers are still bandaged, which makes Ruan Huai's movements look cumbersome, and it is also very difficult and laborious to tie them.

Ruan Huai persisted for a while, and tore off the gauze on his fingers without description, so that a few fingers could be freed, and then he was able to re-tie the gauze on his ankles.

After doing this, it wasn't long before there was a knock on the door.

It was the old woman Chu who came to call her for dinner.

Ruan Huai answered softly, pulled on his shoes, and opened the door to go out.

Before yesterday, Ruan Huai had to sit next to Gu Yutang even when eating, so none of the soldiers dared to squeeze the seats on Gu Yutang's side, and deliberately left the vacant seat on Gu Yutang's side to Ruan Huai, and Gu Yutang did not make any intention to object.

But this time, after Ruan Huai helped Grandpa Chu take the dishes and chopsticks out, he didn't pay special attention to where Gu Yutang was sitting, so he sat down next to Grandma Chu's seat nearby, filled a bowl of soup, and drank it unhurriedly.

And after Ruan Huai sat down, Yin Liu, who was sitting next to her left, took two mouthfuls of rice, and coughed violently several times, almost choking.

After Yin Liu and the others calmed down a little, they forced themselves to sit up straight, looking like they were tied, for fear that they would run into Ruan Huai.

Several soldiers next to him also looked at each other when they saw it, and looked at Yin Liu worriedly one after another, always worried that Yin Liu would suffer.

But in fact it was surprisingly calm.

Gu Yutang didn't seem to care which way Ruan Huai was sitting, and he didn't express any opinion from beginning to end, he just ate indifferently and didn't look at Ruan Huai.

It's just that Old Lady Chu saw a little subtlety, ate for a while, and pushed the old man next to her from under the table, Old Grandpa Chu received her meaning, and finally coughed and asked Gu Yutang: "Young General, is the situation over there okay?" ”

Gu Yutang took a bite and said, "I can call it a day tomorrow after half a day." ”

Old Grandpa Chu nodded, he had nothing to say, and was pinched by the back of his wife's hand again, Old Grandpa Chu had no choice but to bite the bullet and ask again: "Do the generals think the food is still appetizing?" ”

Gu Yutang said, "Hmm", "It's good." ”

Yin Liu and the others also followed suit, saying that it was delicious.

And from beginning to end, Ruan Huai never interjected a word, just surprisingly quietly eating by himself.

After a dinner that seemed to be very peaceful, Ruan Huai got up to help clean up the dishes and chopsticks after he was full.

As soon as Yin Liu was called into the house by the old woman Chu to drink hot water, as soon as he came out of the house, he was kicked by Gu Yutang, who was standing by the door, Yin Liu almost fell from the threshold, and hurriedly held on to the lattice with a low cry, and when he looked up, he heard Gu Yutang order expressionlessly: "Go and clean up the dishes and chopsticks." ”

After Yin Liu reacted coldly to Gu Yutang's meaning, he hurriedly said "hey", "My subordinates are going!" ”