My Sweet Physician Wife Calls The Shots

"Nangong Nuannuan, can you be any more biased? Even if that pancake isn't delicious, I'm a stomach cancer patient, so at least let me eat my fill! Do you know how many pancakes your wonderful Second Uncle made for me? A palm-sized pancake with less than a quarter of the thickness of my thumb, that's just enough to fill the cavities between my teeth, okay? Am I a cat? Even cats eat more than this, alright? I'm still your honored guest, at the very least. Is this how they play host?"

It seemed like Feng Shengxuan had really been angered to the point of calling Nuannuan by her name.

"Yo, you realize that you're a stomach cancer patient! Other stomach cancer patients only eat porridge three meals a day, but we have to provide at least a dozen different dishes for you three meals a day. Although each dish is small, all of them are the best. With a combination of meat and vegetables; snacks and tidbits, have we left you out in any of them?

"Do you know that the soup that you finish in two or three mouthfuls every day--the same soup that you deem fit to be fed to the pigs--was prepared by Second Uncle every day? He has to wake up very early every day and cook the soup for at least four hours, you know? You must know that Second Uncle doesn't have a strong constitution. I already told Second Uncle not to specially cook for you and just let you eat the dishes cooked by the Chi family's chef, but Second Uncle insists on cooking for you. Every day, to whet your appetite and let you eat more to recover, he has to torment himself from morning till night. Not only do you not care about his well-being, but you keep giving Second Uncle that attitude all day!"

The more Nuannuan spoke, the angrier she became. After shouting Nuannuan's full name, Feng Shengxuan became a little timid and kept quiet. After being smashed by Nuannuan's hard truth, he kept quiet as if someone jabbed his acupoint that froze his jaws.

After fuming for a while, Nuannuan finally said in exasperation, "Anyway, your condition has basically stabilized. I'm only giving you acupuncture once a day now. From next week onward, I'll be giving you acupuncture every two days. Aiden and the others bought a large villa in Peninsula. You can stay with them in the future. They've invited the same chefs you hired in Sab over. There are more than ten international chefs to serve you. That should be enough to satisfy you."

When Grandpa Chi, who had been reading the newspaper, heard Nuannuan's words, he put down the newspaper with a nervous look on his face. Second Uncle Chi, who had always been as gentle as jade, frowned ever so slightly when he heard what Nuannuan said.

Feng Shengxuan, on the other hand, was like an agitated rooster. He said arrogantly, "I'm still a patient! Patients should receive the best care. You were the one who brought me to the Chi residence. Before I recover completely from my cancer, I don't plan to leave."

After saying that, Feng Shengxuan did not allow Nuannuan any opening to snap back at him. He stood up and walked toward the solarium with a notebook in his hand, preparing to bask in the sun surrounded by the fragrance of flowers.

The veins on Nuannuan's head popped when she saw this shameless man swaggering around the Chi residence, treating this place like his own.

"Grandpa, Second Uncle, I'm really..."

Before the word 'sorry' slipped out of her mouth, Old Master Chi and Second Uncle stopped her.

"Nuannuan, as the saying goes, a family doesn't talk about themselves being different entities. You're our Chi family's granddaughter-in-law, and also our Chi family's granddaughter. That makes your Big Bro the grandson in our Chi family too."

Chi Zeyao added, "Lil Xuan is a good child, although his temper is a little unrestrained. Even so, he's still a rather nice person. From the moment he entered this house, your grandpa and I have treated him as one of us with utmost sincerity. So, Nuannuan, don't ever say you're going to ask him to move out again. Since he's already here, he can stay here forever."

Nuannuan, "..."