Chapter 909 Houmen's Cannon Fodder Children After Mother's Disappearance (12)

  Wei Yi finds out the medicine that was left behind for Wei Jia to eat.

   In the past three years, they have been beaten and humiliated countless times. Every time they are scarred, the two brothers and sisters have to take medicine by themselves and apply the medicine. Over time, some medicine is left behind.

   After eating for a few days, Wei Jia's condition still did not improve. Wei Yi realized that she had to go to the pharmacy outside to find a doctor to prescribe medicine. Even though she knew that Wei Ya had a plan to ask her to buy cakes, she still went.

   Her guess was right, but luckily there was no near miss.

  Only Yin Yin knew that Wei Jia's illness was not as simple as a fever and cough. Now it has become a tuberculosis. Although it was in the early stage, it could not be cured by ordinary medicine.

   In his previous life, Wei Yi was insulted by two beggars. After he brought the medicine back, he threw himself into a well and committed suicide. Wei Jia contracted tuberculosis and saw his own sister commit suicide.

   When the servants wanted to insult them, they opened the door and smelled the stench of corpses.

  Yin Yin took advantage of Wei Yi's ecstasy and poured the drop of physical fitness into the tumbling rice porridge.

  This medicinal liquid can enhance immunity and resistance. Just like its name, it can strengthen the body and prevent you from getting sick so easily.

  …

  Wei Yi returned to his senses, took out a wooden spoon and stirred it in the jar a few times. The rice porridge was sticky, and even if nothing else was added, it still exuded bursts of rice fragrance, and there was a vaguely different sweetness.

   Wei Yi tilted his head and glanced at the porridge. He smelled it wrong. There was nothing else in the porridge.

   However, this porridge is so fragrant, is it because she hasn't had porridge for too long?

   "Goo", Wei Yi covered his screaming stomach, his cheeks were slightly red.

   For three years, the two brothers and sisters have been unable to eat enough and wear warm clothes. Rice porridge is a luxury for them.

   Wei Yi was willing to buy this handful of rice because his elder brother Wei Jia was ill.

   She took out a broken bowl and scooped the rice porridge into the bowl.

   All the rice porridge in the jar was scooped out and there was only one bowl, and that was what she planned to give to her brother Wei Jia.

   She shaved the inside of the jar clean without a grain of rice left.

  Open the medicine bag, pour in the herbs, add water, and then close the lid to decoct the medicine.

   Wei Yi held up the bowl full of porridge in both hands and moved carefully to Wei Jia's room.

   Wei Yi's side disappeared into the corner. She didn't know that behind her, the lid of the decoction was suspended, and a drop of emerald green liquid appeared out of thin air, dripping into the medicine soup, and the two merged into one.

   Beside the jar, a piece of gold appeared out of thin air and lay there quietly.

   After doing these two things, Yin Yin's eyes followed Wei Yi.

  …

   "Brother, it's time to drink porridge." He stepped into the house and called softly.

   Wei Jia leaned on his back, put his fist on his lips, suppressed a soft cough, the flushing on his face still did not go away, and his lips became paler.

   The rice porridge in front of him exuded a sweet taste, and Wei Jia felt a little colicky pain in his stomach due to excessive hunger.

   He didn't drink, opened his eyelids, and asked weakly, "How about you?"

  Wei Yi advanced the spoon containing the porridge a little bit, and pulled the corners of his lips, revealing a bright smile: "Brother, I'm not hungry."

  Wei Jia took a deep look at her, didn't ask any further questions, and said, "One and a half."

"elder brother…"

"Yi'er, don't lie to brother, if brother is full and sister is hungry, then this porridge, don't drink it." Wei Jia didn't start, he always spoke softly, but his personality was the most stubborn. .

   (end of this chapter)