Novel Full Chapter 1483: 1482 did not disappoint his expectations
Chapter 1483: 1482 did not disappoint his expectations
Tan Rou felt that Samiyi would blame her, even if Samiyi didn’t say it out loud, but she still felt a bit uneasy in her heart, because this was no small matter. If handled improperly, it could potentially harm the King’s life.
Seemingly detecting Tan Rou’s emotions, Samiyi hurriedly said, “I don’t mean to blame you at all, I am very grateful for your help, and if it weren’t for you getting my brother to stand up today, I really don’t know how to explain why my brother has been absent, so I really want to thank you. Don’t overthink it, and don’t be unhappy.”
Upon hearing Samiyi’s explanation, Tan Rou suddenly laughed, “Samiyi, for that speech alone, I must cure your brother, even if it means I don’t return to school. I will stay here to ensure your brother regains his health.”
After all, she often took leaves of absence, so taking another month off should be no problem, as the school’s expectations of her were quite low. After all, the school was hoping to form a long-lasting cooperation with TR.
As long as she returned for her exams and completed her studies, that would be enough. As for scholarships and such, Tan Rou was not lacking that little bit of money and honor, and she saw no need to compete with other students for them.
“Ah? You need to go back to school?” Samiyi heard for the first time that Tan Rou wanted to go to school, “Are you still a student?”
...Tan Rou replied, “Eh? Haven’t I told you before?”
Samiyi shook her head, “No, you haven’t said anything.” She only knew that Tan Rou owned her own company and that this company was very impressive, enjoying a high reputation in their country, but she didn’t know that Tan Rou had not yet graduated.
“Oh, I’m still in school,” said Tan Rou, “I’m a master’s degree student, about to start my second year.”
Samiyi was silent. She had thought Tan Rou had graduated long ago, only to realize Tan Rou was still in school. In an instant, she recognized the gap between herself and Tan Rou; Tan Rou was a student, while she was an ‘aunt’ who had graduated many years ago.
“What’s with that expression?” Tan Rou saw Samiyi’s odd expression and asked, “Are you worried about your brother?”
Samiyi adjusted her mood, “Yes, I am very worried about him. Will his condition worsen?”
Tan Rou answered very confidently, “If someone else were to treat him, I can’t guarantee his recovery, but if it’s left to me, I will certainly make him healthy again. However, I can only restore him to the normal level one should have at his age. I cannot return him to the best condition of his life.”
Samiyi didn’t dare to hope that her brother could return to the physical level he had in his twenties; she simply wished for her brother to live healthily, to be able to dine with them and drink afternoon tea together.
“That’s more than enough,” Samiyi said with tears in her eyes. “As long as he can return to a normal level, I will be very happy.”
Tan Rou patted her shoulder, “Don’t worry about him anymore. You should worry about what you need to do next. Now that the King has been sick these days, there must be a lot of government affairs that have piled up. You need to deal with them.”
“Yes,” Samiyi wiped her eyes quickly, then gathered her spirits, “I will handle the government affairs after I finish watching your treatment.”
Tan Rou reminded her, “Don’t forget about the Dawn Society.”
Samiyi, of course, wouldn’t forget, and said, “I must handle everything well before my brother wakes up. I cannot let this country become chaotic!”
Tan Rou smiled, “I believe in you.”
Samiyi also smiled a little, looking at her brother, and then said, “He has a lot of expectations for me, so I can’t let him down. For my brother, for our kingdom, for all the people of this country, I, Samiyi will do my best!”
Tan Rou was somewhat surprised; she hadn’t expected Samiyi to bring up the people of the country. It seemed this future Queen was truly aware of her responsibilities. Perhaps under her leadership, the country really might develop into prosperity and strength.
After Samiyi finished speaking, she turned her gaze to Laka beside her, sighing, “Laka, don’t get too close to my brother, it will affect Doctor Tan Rou’s treatment for him.”
Laka was very remorseful, “Aunt, I’m sorry, I didn’t do well today.”
Samiyi shook her head, “No, you’ve done very well.”