Ms. Doctor Divine

1767 Cold and Hot 2

Lingyun hesitated for a moment before nodding in agreement with Gu Chaoyan’s statement. “Elder Miss, this time when I see him, I will reveal everything. My purpose has been fulfilled by making him suffer as I did. I won’t waste any more time seeking revenge. My focus now is finding a solution for you.”

Gu Chaoyan appreciated Lingyun’s decision and replied with respect, “Lingyun, if you believe that revenge is enough, then that’s sufficient. I don’t want to interfere with your choices. You have the freedom to work with me or not, even when seeking revenge.”

However…

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Regarding the solution…

Gu Chaoyan felt it was necessary to have a thorough conversation with Lingyun.

“I experienced an extreme sense of coldness in my body, something I could barely endure. But after a while, a moment of warmth arrived, dispelling the coldness. So I’ve been feeling alternations between cold and hot. Lingyun, what could be causing this?” Gu Chaoyan inquired with genuine concern.

She was a skilled doctor, yet she couldn’t heal herself. It seemed she lacked a solution for her own condition.

Cold and hot sensations?

Could it be a combination of Charm Drug and Happiness Drug?

Three types of drugs mixed together?

Lingyun’s expression became intricate as she considered the possibility.

“You don’t have to directly focus on that for now. Why don’t you work with Wuxing? Perhaps taking a walk outside will inspire you,” Gu Chaoyan suggested, concerned that Lingyun would become consumed by the problem and neglect her own well-being.

Lingyun nodded in agreement. She had been feeling overwhelmed by the issue and had made little progress. She would trust Elder Miss’ advice and prioritize finding a solution.

Lingyun handed a pill to Gu Chaoyan. “Elder Miss, take this. If you find it difficult to control yourself, consume it.”

Gratefully, Gu Chaoyan accepted the pill, acknowledging Lingyun’s concern.

Then she considered Sword One’s duty to serve her, which meant she couldn’t accompany Lingyun herself.

“I will have Sword Two and Sword Four accompany you when you’re outside, ensuring your safety,” Gu Chaoyan arranged.

Lingyun did not object to the proposal.

Wuxing was not known for his chivalry, and his capabilities were unpredictable. Hence, it was crucial for Lingyun to have protection.

Lingyun dressed in casual attire and departed from the court with Sword Two and Sword Four accompanying her.

The item she received from Wuxing was a pass token to his hostel. As Lingyun had previously declined to meet him, he had no other option but to provide her with the token, allowing her to visit him whenever she found it suitable.

That explained why he had been waiting for her all this time.

Upon arriving at the hostel, Lingyun presented the token, and they were granted access without any hindrance.

Soon, she encountered Wuxing, who appeared visibly worried at her direct entry. “You simply walked in! Aren’t you concerned that you might be discovered by Phoenix Girl’s men?”

“No need,” Lingyun responded with a directness in her tone.

Wuxing’s initial worry dissipated, replaced by a sense of joy.

Lingyun’s assertive manner of speaking indicated her satisfaction with holding a prominent position next to Phoenix Girl. With such an advantage, their plans would become significantly smoother.

This was Lingyun’s characteristic approach—she delighted in surprising others when she achieved her objectives.

It was reminiscent of how she had operated in the past when creating drugs.