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I was weak and sickly when I was a child, and I often had colds and fevers. Taking medicine was basically useless.

My family often has trouble sleeping because of my illness.

It was not until the fifth and sixth grades that my body began to slowly improve.

After I went to high school, whenever I had a fever or a headache, I basically didn't take medicine. I would wait until I slept at night, and the symptoms would subside the next day.

I don't know if it is the reason why my physique has been changed.

Of course, minor ailments such as runny nose and nasal congestion are not so easy to heal, and they are especially tormenting.

Da stammered and said that he was alive and well when he was a child and had never been sick, so he couldn't understand my pain.

It's just that it's very difficult for him to get well now and then when he has a fever once in a while.

In the early spring of a certain year, it was rainy for a long time, and it was extremely cold and humid.

As soon as I got home that day, I sneezed a series of times, stuttered and laughed at me, and turned around and gave me another pack of cold medicine.

"Pre...prevent...a...for a while."

Although I don't like to take medicine, but it's all brought to me, there's no reason to refuse, besides, I don't want to get sick.

After drinking, I asked Dajieba to make a pack for myself, but he refused, saying that he was in good health, and laughed at me by the way.

I didn't think he had any signs of catching a cold, so I didn't give him a bath.

Then I woke up the next day with a big stutter and a cold.

This is the first time I've seen him sick since I was with him.

With a hoarse voice, he said to me: "Head...headache, whole...whole...body...discomfort...uncomfortable."

I took his temperature and he had a low-grade fever.

Let him finish the porridge, and make him a spare medicine.

He felt that there was no problem, so he insisted on going to work.

When I asked him at noon, he said he was much better, but when I went to pick him up from get off work at night, he almost softened into glutinous rice cakes and stuck to me.

Touch the forehead, good guy, it will be hot.

I hurriedly drove him to a nearby small clinic, and waited in line for a while before seeing a doctor.

After taking the temperature, it was almost 39 degrees.

The doctor asked him to get an injection, but he also said, "Take...take medicine...just...just be fine."

The doctor didn't insist on it, but said that the recovery would be faster with the injection, but it would be okay to take medicine.

I immediately denied the stuttering "just take medicine".

Now that the fever is already so high, if it doesn't get better after taking the medicine, it may get worse at night, and it will not be so easy to find a doctor at that time.

I ignored the big stuttering and aggrieved little eyes, and resolutely let him get an injection in the hospital.

To insert a memory, the last time I got an injection was back in elementary school, and I was amazed that I could stay in the hospital for a few hours at that time.

The big stutter was quickly arranged by the nurse. The hospital bed was placed with the kind of large flower quilt that is common in rural areas. It was a bit funny to match it with the sick but still stylish big stutter.

I went out to have a simple dinner and brought back two boxes of Shaxian snacks for Dajie.

When I was sick, flat meat was what I wanted to eat most, and I could basically only eat flat meat.

I opened the takeaway box and brought it to him, but he refused to eat it and said he wanted me to feed it.

I glanced around and signaled that I was outside now.

Someone is there, it's not appropriate.

He still shut up and refused to eat, so I didn’t know what to do. Seeing that the tube was still inserted in the back of his hand, I bite the bullet and started feeding him.

After feeding the first bite, I looked around and found that no one was paying attention to us, so I let go.

The Shaxian snack I packed is a well-known chain restaurant brand in the country. The flat meat has a thin skin, and the key is that the stuffing is delicious.

After I stuttered and ate it, I praised it again and again, but unfortunately I only took two bites of the noodles, and I finally solved it.

After cleaning up the garbage, I sat on the chair next to Dajieba, and Dajieba moved to the side of the bed to make a space, then lifted the quilt and motioned for me to lie down.

I was afraid that others would think too much, but it was a bit cold to sit outside, so I obediently climbed into bed and watched "Bear Infested" on TV with Big Stutter.

I didn't expect Dajie to be sick and dishonest. He held my hand under the bed and pressed his leg on mine.

If it was normal, I would have to give him a few nice words, but with his current weak appearance, I still... bear with it.

During this period, I went to the toilet with Dajieba several times. After returning one time, the aunt in the next bed said to us: "You brothers have such a good relationship."

I didn't speak, just smiled back.

With a big stammer and a silly smile, he said something without beginning or end.

"I...we...not, bro."

It's a couple.

I filled the next sentence in my mind for him.

Auntie didn't speak anymore, but the young girl sitting next to her smiled sweetly at us.

I think she understands.

After returning home at night, Daba got a good night's sleep, and the next day the weather was indeed much better, so I agreed to let him go to work.

As a result, the fever returned in the middle of the night the next day.

It took four or five days of tossing back and forth before it was complete.

Unexpectedly, he recovered and I fell ill again.

I suddenly felt a headache at noon, and then started to have a fever later.

We haven't done it for more than a week. When I was lying in bed at night, I still wanted to take advantage of this illness to seduce my stutterer to try whether the legendary doi during illness would really be refreshing hahahaha.

Of course he would rather die than obey: "No... no, wait... wait for you... okay... okay... do... do enough."