Female Doctor, Prince Please Accept Me

Xia Li arrived at the door of Sun Chun's room and knocked for a long time, but no one replied. Xia Li directly pushed open the door to Sun Chun's room, which was completely empty.

"Where did you go?"

Xia Li looked at Sun Chun's strange smile and asked.

"I went out to relax, and I accidentally saw a big show between you and your First Aunt. The play ended, and I naturally came back."

As Sun Chun spoke, he saw the book and the four treasures in Xia Li's hands with a glance. His eyes flashed with surprise and excitement.

"I bought all these things. Do you want them?"

Xia Li shook the thing in his hand, and was suddenly in the mood to tease Sun Chun.

"If you want to tease me, then I don't want it."

Sun Chun said, and actually chased Xia Li out, and flipped his face faster than flipping a book.

On one hand, it's to relieve your boredom. On the other hand, it's to let you help teach Xia Qing how to read and write. He's almost six years old, so he can't be like a little girl and follow my mother around the clock. "

"What does this have to do with me? I don't want to teach any children."

When Sun Chun heard that he needed to teach the kids, he became more determined to avoid it and became much less interested in the books.

"Really? Then you can go now! My family does not raise idle people. "

Xia Li said as he placed the thing in his hand in the corner and pushed Sun Chun out.

"Xia Li, you really did something. You forgot, you were the one who saved me."

No matter how calm Sun Chun was, he was still shocked by Xia Li's actions.

"So what? I can save you, but I can also throw you away. This is my territory, so you must follow my family's rules. There is no place for you to play around with your temper."

"Let me think."

Hearing that, Sun Chun's attitude became much more gentle.

He ate other people's food and lived in others' houses, so he naturally didn't have the guts to argue with Xia Li.

"Then take it that you agree. The books, brushes, ink, and paper have all been bought for you. If you are bored, read them. If you are free, teach my brother how to read and write. When you are well, you can cook for our family."

"What!"

When Sun Chun heard that she was going to cook for herself, her face flushed red.

"I'm not happy with this. You can leave right now. The gate is right there. You are welcome to leave anytime."

In the end, Sun Chun still did not leave, and casually picked up the few books that Xia Li had bought from a bookstall in the market. He flipped through a few pages, saw that Xia Li was filled with anticipation, and then put the books back in the corner.

"You're really childish. Look at the books you've bought, the storybooks, and the Three Character Classic. I really can't find any interest in books that are so old and useless."

"The Three Character Classic is for Xia Qing to read. I bought it for you as a mediocrity, but you don't like to read this storybook. I will take it."

Xia Li said as he was about to take the book, but Sun Chun stopped him.

"You said it yourself. You bought it for me, so it's none of your business."

"Then you agreed to teach my brother how to read!"

Xia Li asked excitedly.

"It depends on your mood."

Sun Chun said, then pushed Xia Li out of the room and closed the door.

"I'll see how you behave. If you don't fulfill your obligations and continue to be a slob, I'll really kick you out!"

Xia Li slapped the door board, shouted loudly, and finished shouting, only then did she feel that the anger from the previous debate with the Madam Zhou had spread far and wide, she sat down slowly with her back against the door board, listening to the sound of Sun Chun flipping through books. Her heart also slowly calmed down, and actually fell asleep while leaning against the door board.

Sun Chun flipped through the book, looking at the newly bought ink stone, brush, paper, he also wanted to write something, but seeing that there was nothing else in the room, other than a bed, there was nothing, directly making him lie on the floor writing, it was truly a joke.