Chapter 65： old kid

Chapter 65 The Old Child

Pei Anzhu fell silent.

She called the doctor and gave the old Taoist priest a detailed examination again, and emphatically explained that the old Taoist priest did not recognize her.

The doctor’s result is:

“Amnesia is possible. After all, the head is the most mysterious place in the human body.”

“Although we previously detected a blood clot in his brain, the CT showed that there was no compression of important nerves, and he himself showed no tendency to lose his memory, so we could not make an accurate judgment.”

"Now it seems that the blood clot still has an impact on him, but it doesn't matter. When the blood clot slowly disappears, his memory may be restored."

“How long does this process take?” Pei Anzhu asked.

"That's not sure." The doctor shook his head. "Maybe one or two months, maybe three or five years. It depends on the specific situation. Your family members can also find ways to help him regain his memory."

After hearing what the doctor said, the old Taoist priest waved his hands hurriedly:

“Stop messing around.”

Pei Anzhu was stunned: "Don't you want to recover your memory quickly?"

The old Taoist priest shrugged nonchalantly and asked:

“Does memory have any impact on my current physical condition?”

“It doesn’t have much impact.” Pei Anzhu shook his head.

“Then if you don’t restore your memory, you won’t be my granddaughter and won’t you help me with my treatment?”

"of course not."

“Without memory, I am not your grandfather. Are you going to abandon me?”

“Where do you want to go?”

"That's it." The old Taoist priest spread his hands, "No matter whether the memory can be restored or not, I can recuperate when I need to, and you can do whatever you need to do. Isn't this good?"

He seemed to think that this reason was not sufficient, so he continued:

“It’s been so long since I woke up, but you are the only relative who has come to the hospital, and the only person mentioned by the nurse is my granddaughter. What does this mean?”

“It means that we are the only ones who depend on each other.”

“I am lying in the ward unable to move, and you still have to make money to pay for my medical expenses. If you delay making money in order to help me recover my memory, wouldn’t it be worth the loss?”

“So, after all, memory is something in the past. People have to look forward. Maybe when will it recover on its own?”

When saying these words, the old Taoist priest sounded solemn.

He has not fully recovered yet. Talking for a long time made him mentally exhausted, but what he said made sense.

Although he has lost his memory, he can judge the current situation in the shortest possible time.

It shows his wisdom and intelligence.

Pei Anzhu immediately had a more vivid impression of the elder in front of him:

It’s not the flat description in the original owner’s memory.

He raised a little orphan girl who was not related by blood alone. He was kind and kind. He tried his best to make money for the original owner to study, and he had general knowledge and foresight.

When I woke up from a car accident and learned that I was seriously injured, I didn't blame others and was very open-minded. Being able to say what I said before shows how clear and transparent I am.

Although he has no knowledge of metaphysics at all, he is worthy of admiration for his conduct as a person.

A smile appeared on Pei Anzhu’s lips:

“Okay, then let’s just let nature take its course.”

This is what Pei Anzhu is happy to see happen.

As long as the old Taoist priest's health is not affected, the longer he loses his memory, the better it will be for Pei Anzhu.

The doctor left the ward, and the nurse also went out with great discernment, leaving the ward space to the grandfather and grandson to talk alone.

Pei Anzhu sat beside the bed, looked at the old Taoist priest, and asked:

“Grandpa, is there anything you want to know?”

Even if you don’t take the initiative to restore your memory, you should at least know the basic information about your name, where you live, etc., right?

Who would have thought that the old Taoist priest didn’t ask about that information at all, and as soon as he opened his mouth he said:

“My good granddaughter, do we have money?”

This is what the old Taoist priest has always wanted to ask. After he woke up, he looked at himself and found that his hands were covered with calluses and there were many hidden wounds on his body. He did not look like an old man who took good care of himself.

But he lives in such an expensive single-person luxury ward, and is cared for closely by two nurses.

Looking to be both poor and rich at the same time is very contradictory.

Pei Anzhu was silent for two seconds and nodded: "You must be rich."

Perhaps the old Taoist priest had no money before, but after she came, she did make a lot of money during this period. Together with the working capital and real estate, she has tens of millions.

As soon as the old Taoist priest heard Pei Anzhu's words, his eyes were like the car headlights, which flickered on and were full of expectation:

“Then can you buy me a mobile phone?”

The old Taoist priest originally had a mobile phone, but it was crushed during the car accident and because he never woke up, Pei Anzhu ignored it for the time being.

She nodded in agreement:

“Okay, I’ll go buy it later and get you a replacement card.”

"I want a smart phone." The old Taoist priest asked, "Don't buy me a phone for the elderly. Even though I am an old man, I am also very fashionable. After you buy the mobile phone, remember to download some software for me. I want "Duel of the Kings" , "Return of the Hero", "One Thousand Miles", as well as Landlord Fighting, Mahjong, Egg Breaking, and Tractors. Buy me a tablet and download some video software for me to watch TV series..."

He counted on his fingers, and his two hands were obviously not enough.

Pei Anzhu:…

This man can’t help but boast!

Just when I said he was smart, open-minded, wise and transparent, he turned around like an old child, asking for a mobile phone or a tablet, and knowing all kinds of games and video APPs.

But what else can be done?



Who made this the original owner’s only obsession?

So Pei Anzhu:

“Okay, okay, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy, buy.

With the consent of his good granddaughter, the old Taoist priest was satisfied. His energy was exhausted, he was a little weak, and he needed to rest.

Pei Anzhu helped him lie down, tucked him in, and walked out after seeing him asleep.

The nurse was outside the door. When he saw Pei Anzhu coming out, he hurriedly asked:

“Has the old man rested?”

"Well, I still have to trouble you to take care of him." Pei Anzhu said, "I'll buy something for him and deliver it to him later."

“Hey, okay, don’t worry, Miss Pei.” The nurse nodded.

So, Pei Anzhu went to the shopping mall.

Not only did he buy the smartphone and tablet that the old Taoist priest asked for, but he also bought him a few changes of clothes, including pajamas and regular clothes.

In addition, she thought that the little old man loved playing games and watching TV shows so much, maybe just like other children, so she bought a lot of snacks that children love to eat.

Finally, she went to the communications company to get a new phone card and returned to the hospital.

But what she didn’t expect was that as soon as she arrived at the door of the ward, she was scolded by the doctor:

“Snacks bought for patients?”

“He didn’t know what he was thinking, and his family members didn’t listen to the doctor’s advice?”

"Can he eat such snacks in his condition? The heavy oil and salt are not nutritious. Those who know it say it is a granddaughter who respects her grandfather, but those who don't know think you deliberately don't want him to recover!"

Pei Anzhu: ...ah this!

Never imagined.

Mainly because Pei Anzhu has common sense in this area but no experience in this area——

In her original world, there was no need to go to the hospital when she was sick.

 They can treat minor problems by making elixirs from the Xuanji Sect themselves, but if they have major problems, they can go to the Yaowang Sect to find those powerful medical practitioners. There is almost no option of a hospital.

In the memory of the original owner, both she and the old Taoist priest were limited by poverty and basically relied on force to fight off minor illnesses and did not dare to get serious illnesses.

In short, I was criticized because I had no experience in caring for patients in the hospital.

(End of this chapter)