Chapter 1601： Deliver medicine

Gu Liang has spent a lot of thoughts on the Tian family, and has never been so strenuous in any previous relationship.

Even if it is married to the Ruan family, the woman will cooperate unconditionally, and he does not need to worry about it.

Living next door is indeed convenient.

For example, lied that there was a power outage in his home, knocked on the door and asked, borrowed a flashlight, Tian's parents and Tian's mother would always entertain him very enthusiastically.

Father Tian said it was just a trip, and told Gu Liang the location of the switch, and then carefully taught him how to handle such situations. In the past, the men in every household would repair some electrical appliances. The lights, washing machines, and electric fans were broken, and they all worked at home. There was no such thing as home repairs.

In order to thank the couple, Gu Liang would buy some fresh fruits to send.

When she noticed that Mother Tian likes to raise orchids, she sent a few pots of boutique orchids, pretending that she could not support herself.

The two families quickly became familiar with each other.

Tian's father and Tian's mother also began to make a big difference to Gu Liang.

"Even though Mr. Gu is rich, he doesn't have the air of a rich man. He is a rare good person." Dad Tian said.

"Yes, and I have no temper at all. I am always kind. Last time I gave him Douhua. I saw a lot of books in his house. Those who love to read can't go far." Mother Tian agreed.

"I came home from school yesterday, and I saw him buy a lot of canned cats." Tian Tianxiao added seriously, "He obviously doesn't keep cats, but he was worried that Bajo would go hungry when he went to his house. He also prepared food specially, so loving. ."

Tangtang walked out of the room like a wandering soul, ignoring the shocked gaze of the family, took up the cup with sleepy eyes, poured himself a half glass of water, took a few sips, and then slowly returned to the room.

Mother Tian worried about her, followed, and asked, "Why have you been slouched these days? Isn't it sick?"

Tang Tang nestled on the bed, rolled the quilt up, and replied with surprise: "I don't know..."

Mother Tian stretched out her hand to cover her forehead, a little uncertain, turned to look for a thermometer in the drawer, "Recently the temperature dropped suddenly, many people have a cold, Mr. Gu next door also has a fever and cough..."

Tangtang tried to open his eyes when he heard the words, "Is he sick?"

"Yes." Mother Tian found the thermometer, raised Tangtang's arm and clamped it under her armpit.

"Then I'll give him pills in a while." Tangtang whispered.

Mother Tian laughed: "You should take care of yourself first."

After waiting for a while, she took out the thermometer to check. Mother Tian said strangely: "The temperature is a little bit higher, but not to the point of a fever... It's three-point poisonous medicine. I will cook you some **** syrup and drink some warm. Sweating should be fine."

Tangtang thought for a while and closed his eyes sleepily.

Sleeping in a daze, I vaguely felt that someone helped her sit up and fed her a few sips of water. It smelled sweet and a bit spicy.

When I woke up again later, it was already two o'clock in the night.

She sat on the bed and spent a while, always feeling as if she had forgotten something...

...

……Oh!

I want to give Gu Liang cold pills.

She remembered, rustled up and got up, put on her clothes, then took a box of cold medicine from the drawer, and went out the door in a daze with slippers.

The family slept deeply, no one noticed.

Gu Liang fell asleep too, and the doorbell rang for a long time before he was awakened. However, looking out through the cat's eyes, no figure was visible.

Suspicious, I suddenly heard Tangtang calling his name in a low voice.

Gu Liang was slightly startled, and immediately opened the door, and found Tangtang squatting at the door of his house, half-squinting, as if he was about to fall asleep.

"Tangtang?"

"How did you open the door..." she complained weakly, "My feet are numb..."