Wind Chaser: Rebirth in the 18th Year of the Republic of China

Shen Jinzhen faintly heard a voice telling her something. It seemed to be a little kid's experience, talking about a bunch of embarrassing things that happened in childhood. However, the voice was quite nice. She didn't know who was speaking.

This person always has endless things to say and is always talking to her.

This guy is so cute, he was bullied by a little girl and climbed up a tree. He is also very brave, he can fight the big goose and beat it so that it dare not bite his butt again.

Hmm, it turns out that pretending to be weak is a kind of protective color. He is so smart at such a young age, he will surely deceive everyone when he grows up.

He actually has someone he likes. Does he know what love is at such a young age?

"Hello, I need to receive a nutrient solution."

The nurse pushed open the door at an inopportune time, interrupting Wei Ruolai who was talking about his past experiences.

"it is good."

Wei Ruolai reluctantly let go of Shen Jinzhen's hand, and before he knew it, it was already morning.

He looked out the window. The sun was rising slowly and his master was about to arrive.

There was still some body temperature from Miss Shen on his hands, but unfortunately it was daybreak and he had to go back to being the person who kept his distance from Miss Shen.

Wei Ruolai lowered his eyes to hide the affection in them, moved the stool back to its original position properly, and stood aside watching the nutrient solution drip slowly.

Shen Jinzhen also felt a little regretful at this time. It was such a pity that the nice male voice just now stopped talking, and she hadn't heard enough.

Shen Tunan did not sleep well and was awakened early in the morning. He rushed over without eating.

"How's Jin Zhen?"

He hurriedly pushed open the door and saw his sister closing her eyes and receiving an IV drip. Wei Ruolai was standing by and watching.

For a moment, my heart was relieved.

"Sir, Miss Shen is still sleeping."

Wei Ruolai gave the seat next to him to Shen Tunan and stood further away.

"Jinzhen, are you feeling better, my silly Jinzhen?"

Shen Tunan asked Shen Jinzhen who was still sleeping with concern. Su Cishu walked in from outside, glanced at Wei Ruolai lightly, and stood beside Shen Tunan.

My brother's voice?

When Shen Jinzhen heard Shen Tunan's concerned voice, she couldn't wait to reply, but somehow, she felt like her body was out of her control.

"elder brother--"

She screamed suddenly and opened her eyes.

"Jinzhen, I'm here. I'm always here."

Hearing Jinzhen's nervous cry, Shen Tunan immediately stepped forward to comfort her, trying to dispel the fear in his sister's heart.

Seeing the familiar face and his sister-in-law and Wei Ruolai surrounding him, Shen Jinzhen's eyes became red, "I thought I would never see my brother again, and I regret not saying goodbye to everyone."

The gunshot sounded so sudden that she tried to hide at the first moment, but the distance was too close and she couldn't avoid it at all.

"Don't talk nonsense. My sister will live a long life."

Shen Tunan reprimanded her with concern, as he was afraid that his sister would suffer psychological trauma from this incident.

By this time, the sun had risen and was high in the sky. The press conference for the central bank's treasury bill construction was already filled with reporters and senior executives from other banks.

"Why hasn't Shen Tunan come yet?"

Yu Shiqing was sitting in the audience, and he looked around and found that the seats around him were already full, except for the host. He was a little dissatisfied that he was late for such an important event.

"I'm already urging him. I heard yesterday that his sister had an accident. She's probably in the hospital."

Kang Shaojie overheard Shen Tunan's phone call and told him the first-hand information.

"Tell him to hurry up. This matter is important. We can't let the issuance of construction bonds be delayed because of him alone."

Yu Shiqing's tone was a little impatient, this was an important matter that his eldest sister had reminded him of.