?41: 041: I come from him 41: 041: I come from him Zou Mei felt a refreshing energy surge into her body, instantly making her close her eyes in relief.

    The infusion of True Yuan was simply wonderful, as if being carried by the wind, light and floating, soaring.

    She didn’t even want to wake up, preferring Tang Feng to keep it going indefinitely.

    Tang Feng smiled slightly, for Zou Mei’s reaction was all within her expectations, yet her ability to restrain herself was unexpected.

    Her resolve was quite impressive.

    Just a few minutes later, a layer of dark sweat seeped out on Zou Mei’s body.

    This was the toxins inside her body being gradually expelled under the influence of Tang Feng’s True Yuan.

    After half an hour, Tang Feng withdrew his hand, and Zou Mei showed significant improvement; although there was still some pain in her stomach, it was much better.

    Her spirits improved as well.

    “Auntie, I will come over to treat you every day for the next week.

    Don’t worry, you can recover.

    You won’t need to go to the hospital to get medicine anymore,” Tang Feng stood up.

    Zou Mei peered out from behind her cover, shyly glancing at Tang Feng before softly responding.

    “Brother, is my mom feeling better?” Lin Xinyin, though she had been busy cooking outside all along, was very anxious.

    She had intended to suggest visiting a doctor, but since Tang Feng had entered the room she hadn’t brought it up, and she felt relieved but also curious as her mother’s painful cries had ceased.

    “Xinyin, it’s all right now.

    Let your mom rest for a while, then take a bath, eat more vegetables, and keep the meals light,” Tang Feng said.

    “Really, thank you, brother!” Lin Xinyin ran into the room and indeed, her mother looked much better, her eyes also much clearer.

    “Don’t be so formal with me, alright, I’m heading back now, I’ll see you tomorrow,” Tang Feng walked towards the door.

    “Brother, why don’t you stay for dinner?

    I’ve already made it.”

    “No need, I’ll eat at home.”

    “Don’t you like our cooking?” Lin Xinyin’s words were powerful, making Tang Feng stop in his tracks and turn around.

    “Xinyin, don’t be like that, I didn’t mean anything by it, it’s just my first time here, it’s naturally a bit awkward.

    Never mind, I’ll make myself at home,” Tang Feng sat outside, picking up a book to read.

    Lin Xinyin breathed a sigh of relief and stole a glance at Tang Feng, feeling sweet inside.

    Before long, Zou Mei got up, took a bath and changed her clothes, and personally brewed a pot of tea to come out, “We don’t have good tea at home, I apologize.”

    “Auntie, you are being too polite.

    It’s okay, don’t busy yourself so soon after feeling a bit better,” Tang Feng felt a bright spark before him.

    The freshly dressed Zou Mei appeared much younger, and the complexion on her face had significantly improved, her breath becoming more even and less pale.

    People really shouldn’t fall ill.

    Once sick, everything is ruined.

    Look at her now, she’s stunning, matching her daughter in beauty.

    Her slightly damp hair added a hint of charm.

    Tang Feng watched appreciatively.

    Zou Mei was the first to retreat, although she was no longer a young girl and had seen much of the world, she felt embarrassed under Tang Feng’s fixed gaze.

    “I’m sorry, I honestly hadn’t noticed how beautiful you become when you’re well,” Tang Feng exclaimed in admiration.

    Zou Mei hurriedly responded, “Nonsense, I’m old, beauty is far from me.”

    “You jest, auntie.

    No wonder Xinyin is so beautiful too, she must have inherited your good genes,” Tang Feng remarked.

    Zou Mei smiled slightly, her daughter indeed being her greatest pride.

    Suddenly, she had an idea.

    “Xiao Feng, what year are you in college?”

    “Junior year.”

    “If possible, could you look after Xinyin at school?

    She has no relatives there, and I worry about her being bullied,” Zou Mei guessed Tang Feng’s capabilities through the treatment, far from an ordinary person.

    She was very aware of her own health condition, virtually given a death sentence, with no miracles expected.

    Late stage, she had always been afraid to tell her daughter but today there had been a turnaround.

    Perhaps she could escape the Death God after all.

    She had once sworn in her heart that if she could live a few more years, she would do anything.

    She had not expected the miracle to actually occur.

    She felt that Tang Feng could completely cure her, a woman’s intuition.

    She was grateful to this young man, so she wanted to entrust her daughter’s life to him.

    She had no capabilities and didn’t want her daughter to suffer alongside her; it was also very dangerous, the two women living here, something bad was bound to happen sooner or later.

    All along, the neighbors, on the streets, in the alleys, which man seeing her hadn’t had some thoughts?

    It’s just that they hadn’t acted on them.

    Therefore, she was afraid.

    Tang Feng’s arrival gave her a glimmer of hope.

    With no man in the house, just two women depended on each other, which was inherently unsafe.

    But now, Tang Feng had given her a sense of security.

    Tang Feng hadn’t thought so much; even if she hadn’t said it, he would have agreed anyway, so he smiled and said, “No problem, I’ll be there.”

    “Thank you, auntie,” Zou Mei looked at Tang Feng gratefully.

    “If you’re this formal, I might not dare to come next time,” Tang Feng said.

    “Come on, have some tea.

    Xiao Yin, bring out some fruit,” Zou Rushi felt a weight lifted off her, appearing much more relaxed.

    Suddenly, she noticed that Tang Feng was looking at her, and his admiring gaze made her a bit flustered, so she quickly changed the subject and started asking about his family.

    Tang Feng answered every question, but his gaze never left her.

    “Xiao Feng, why are you always looking at Auntie?”

    “Cough, cough!

    It’s nothing, I know a bit about fate, and from what I see in your face, I just feel that your life shouldn’t be this way.”

    “Hehe, I don’t mind, as long as Xinyin is happy and healthy.” Zou Mei’s carefree and relaxed attitude revealed her mindset; this woman didn’t consider hardships a burden.

    She believed that she could change tomorrow and the future with her own hands.

    Tang Feng was touched by her attitude, suddenly feeling that this woman was truly incredible, accomplishing things many men couldn’t.

    After Lin Xinyin brought out the fruit, she got up and went into the kitchen.

    This was the time to leave the opportunity to the young ones.

    The fruit was sweet, but Lin Xinyin’s mood was even sweeter, seeing her mom’s light steps, she couldn’t help but laugh.

    At that moment, Tang Feng’s stomach suddenly gurgled, and he sheepishly smiled at Lin Xinyin.

    “Brother, are you hungry?

    Sit down, I’ll go in and help,” Lin Xinyin let out a laugh.

    She thought that at times like this, Tang Feng seemed more like a mortal.

    However, she was quickly driven out, her mom didn’t allow her to help, and taught her a few things, after which she felt a bit nervous to look at Tang Feng.

    “What’s the matter?” Tang Feng laughed.

    “Brother, thank you, without you, I really wouldn’t know what to do.”

    Lin Xinyin’s eyes reddened, and she almost couldn’t help but let the tears flow.

    “Silly girl, why cry, with me here, everything will be fine.

    If there are any questions you can’t solve, just bring them out, I’ll teach you,” Tang Feng laughed.

    “Yes.” Lin Xinyin quickly brought out a math workbook.

    Tang Feng patiently explained the problems, while in the kitchen, Zou Mei kept glancing back, tears unknowingly falling.

    She felt fortunate that her daughter had met such a good boy.

    She carefully observed and realized that Tang Feng’s affection for Lin Xinyin was similar to her love for her daughter, which relieved and at the same time tensed her.

    Tang Feng was undoubtedly more mature than most young people.

    It would have been better if he were a few years older.

    This thought startled her.

    Suddenly, with a cry of pain, Zou Mei realized her hand had clutched the hot handle and had dropped to the ground.

    “Mom, what’s wrong?” Lin Xinyin quickly got up and went over.

    “It’s nothing, just a little burn from the oil.”

    “Where did you burn, let me see.” At that moment, Tang Feng also came over and took Zou Mei’s hand to check.

    Indeed, there was a red mark on her arm; it was more than just a small burn.

    “How could you be so careless?

    Xiao Yin, you help Mom with the cooking, I’ll be right back,” said Tang Feng as he ran out, unaware that Zou Mei’s expression had changed.

    Tang Feng quickly returned with a bunch of fresh herbs in his hand.

    He took Zou Mei’s hand and applied the herbs, “Auntie, be more careful next time.

    Thankfully, I was here, otherwise, your arm would definitely have scarred.”

    He truly felt sorry for this woman.

    “No, no worries, it’s just a minor injury,” Zou Mei replied, slightly dazed, not sure what to think.

    “You can’t underestimate burns.” Tang Feng gently applied True Yuan to the burnt area.

    What was initially a burning pain was quickly covered by a coolness.

    Tang Feng’s hand seemed magical, bringing back a refreshing sensation.

    This feeling was simply too good.

    She intently watched, and when Tang Feng removed the herbs, she found the burnt area on her arm had completely healed—

    She didn’t know how to describe the shock she felt; he was truly incredible.

    Who exactly was this young man, to possess such amazing skills at such a young age?

    “Auntie, does it still hurt?” Tang Feng asked as he let go of her hand.

    “It doesn’t hurt anymore, Xiao Feng, thank you,” Zou Mei said, her mind wandering, taking a while to come back to her senses.

    “You’re always so polite, I really can’t get used to it,” Tang Feng said.

    “Oh, then I won’t be polite from now on.”

    At this, Tang Feng paused and then laughed happily, not expecting Zou Mei to be so endearing, his eyes reflecting a new emotion.

    Zou Mei sensed this and turned away quickly.

    If this continued, her heart would be captured by this man.

    She then went back to the kitchen.

    Her breathing was rapid and took a long time to calm down.

    She realized she was becoming dependent, which wasn’t good.

    She knew how terrifying it could be once this thought took hold.

    Watching her busy daughter, she became even more resolute in her thoughts.