Seeing Tang Ying's eyes and nose swollen and red, Tang Huai was stunned.
She felt that the way she had come to wasn't right, but she didn't want to close her eyes and reopen them.
Tang Ying cried for her?
Tang Huai looked at Tang Ying, thinking there was no need to act so convincingly in their drama.
Tang Huai didn't believe that if she was beaten to death or injured, Tang Ying would be heartbroken.
Indeed, Tang Ying's tears weren't for concern over Tang Huai's injury, but rather from seeing Jing Peng carrying her all the way to the clinic.
Zhong Mumu had prescribed medication for her and given her an IV drip; none of these medical expenses were cheap, yet Jing Peng had paid for all of them on her behalf.
Zhong Mumu's clinic wasn't private, it was government-run, and there had to be proper accounting for all drugs dispensed – even the village chief had to pay when seeking treatment.
Let alone Tang Huai...
Last time it had been Jing Xuan who paid, this time it was Jing Peng.
