My Wife Is A Miracle Doctor In The 80s

Chapter 1070: Chapter 1052: The Sun Came Out Chapter 1070: Chapter 1052: The Sun Came Out The sun was out, and she couldn’t help but open her eyes.

The weather, which had been somewhat cold, had suddenly warmed up.

Last night she was covered with a quilt, but now she felt a bit hot and had unknowingly kicked the quilt to one side.

With a whoosh, Tang Yuxin suddenly sat up and ran barefoot to the window.

The sun was out, the sun was truly out.

As long as the sun was out, they would be able to go outside.

Moreover, Gu Ning had said that the house’s backup power was solar-generated; with the sun shining, they wouldn’t worry about anything else, for they would have electricity to use.

Right, where was Gu Ning?

Tang Yuxin hurriedly searched around for Gu Ning but couldn’t find him anywhere.

Strange, where had he gone?

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Could he have gone to the restroom?

“Gu Ning, Gu Ning…”

Tang Yuxin searched for him all over the house.

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“I’m here.”

Gu Ning came downstairs, holding a few pieces of clothing.

These clothes were all dry, so he had brought them down.

“Put these on,” said Gu Ning as he handed the clothes to Tang Yuxin.

She was still in the clothes from yesterday, and all their clothes had been taken away by that woman, Guan Jing, leaving nothing dry left.

Because of the lack of fresh clothes, Tang Yuxin had washed others, thinking a few spares would suffice until the rest dried.

She hadn’t anticipated that those too would be stolen, so she had nothing to change into.

Fortunately, the sun was out today, and thus the clothes had dried quickly.

“I’ll go change,” Tang Yuxin took the clothes and hurried to put them on.

Wearing the same outfit for a whole day, she really felt uncomfortable.

She could always smell an odor on the clothes, not knowing whether they truly stank or if it was just in her mind.

While Tang Yuxin went to change, Gu Ning had already tested the entire house’s backup power supply.

Yun City had long hours of sunlight, and from the morning, it was very hot, making it an ideal location for solar energy installation.

It was uncertain whether the little sunlight available now would be enough to kick-start the backup power supply.

He pushed the power switch, then heard a ding, the sound of appliances starting up, and the living room lights also turned on.

Just as Tang Yuxin had put on her clothes, the light overhead suddenly shone bright.

“Is the power on?”

She couldn’t help but clench her fists and hold them up to her face.

“Yes, keep it up.”

Everything will be alright, and they would get to go home, right?

Indeed, this had been a terrible but very special vacation for her—one filled with perils that some people would never experience in a lifetime.

Such ordeals were enough for her to talk about for the rest of her life.

After changing, she came out to find Gu Ning busy in the kitchen.

Yesterday there had been no gas, but today they had electricity, so their meals could continue.

The food they had saved was not yet depleted.

Tang Yuxin ran over, happily helping Gu Ning with the work.

They made white rice porridge and pan-fried cakes; with electricity, the electric griddle could be used, which was much faster.

And today, they had a very hearty meal.

For the two of them, the worst of their crisis had passed.

Tang Yuxin took out her cellphone and saw an unfamiliar number on the screen.

However, she had not answered the call and had not considered calling back.

She set the phone down and returned to sitting in the sunroom, soaking up the sun, content with merely sitting and not even desiring to go to the beach anymore.

Until a knocking sound came from outside.

Gu Ning furrowed his brows, thinking that Qin Ziyi might have come over again.

What now, wasn’t that enough?

Or were they stockpiling food, was it necessary?

Did they really think it was the end of the world?

“I’ll go get the door,” Gu Ning stood up, ready to open it.

And when he opened the door, expecting Qin Ziyi, it wasn’t him; it was Bai Qing and his wife.

“I’m really sorry,” Bai Qing said, feeling extremely awkward.

He was supporting his wife with one hand and carrying a load of items with the other, even his neck was laden with things.

He resembled a Christmas tree embellished with various colored gifts.

“You want to stay here?”

Tang Yuxin scrutinized them from top to bottom.

Was it fashionable to drop by unannounced at this time?

“Is it possible?” Liu Juan nervously asked, gently resting a hand on her stomach.

The scare had truly gotten to her, and she nearly thought she was about to die.

But when she opened her eyes, her child was still there.

She had heard from Bai Qing that a doctor saved her, and if not for this female doctor, even if she had given birth to the child, it’s likely the baby wouldn’t have survived, and she too would have been in danger.

After hearing this, she had been restless and anxious, unable to sleep for the entire night.

No matter how much Bai Qing assured her or sang praises in front of her, she remained nervous, afraid, worried, and sleepless.

After a sleepless night, she discussed with Bai Qing that she wanted to live with that female doctor, even if it meant sleeping on the floor.

Having a doctor nearby would give her a lot of peace of mind, and she would be able to sleep.

And she truly dared not joke about her own and her child’s lives.

“We have food at home, we can bring it all here.”

Liu Juan hurriedly said, “We also have bottled water at home, which we can use, and we have a well with groundwater that we can draw from.

Bai Qing can do all the heavy work,” she said, desperate for a place to stay, willing to do anything required.

“Give me your hand.”

Tang Yuxin interrupted Liu Juan’s speech, and her abrupt request left Liu Juan startled.

Which hand, what for?

“Hand.”

Tang Yuxin extended her own hand.

“Your hand, give it to me; I’ll take a look for you.”

“Oh, okay…”

Liu Juan quickly stretched out her hand and presented it before Tang Yuxin.

Tang Yuxin placed her fingers on Liu Juan’s pulse and, after a long wait, lifted her face.

“Not resting well is not good for the child.”

“Drink more milk.”

“We’ve run out.”

The more Liu Juan spoke, the softer her voice became.

They had one carton of milk left, and she had mentioned that Bai Qing should buy a box to keep on hand, but before they could make the purchase, the earthquake struck, so she hadn’t drunk any milk since then.