Transmigrated to a Period Novel as the Genius Antagonist's Birth Mother

Chapter 114: Letter, Math Olympiad

At this moment, the woman and her family finally understood how important Chu Xia's role was, and they turned to express their gratitude to her.

However, they discovered that she was no longer in the hospital corridor.

Chu Xia had left the hospital upon hearing that the elderly person was fine.

As she walked out of the hospital gate, it was already late. She walked towards where she had parked her car, and as she lifted her foot, she turned around and saw a familiar and slender figure.

Chu Xia stood frozen in place: "Zhengnian?"

The originally calm state of her heart suddenly rippled upon seeing him.

Zhengnian stood under a tree at the hospital entrance. The leaves on that tree had not all fallen, but in the darkness, those leaves were not clearly visible.

Only the silhouette of Zhengnian illuminated by the entrance light could be seen, as if all the light was showering him with deep affection.

Zhengnian approached Chu Xia step by step until the light reached her.

"Tired?" Zhengnian gently touched Chu Xia's face, his brows slightly furrowed, and his eyes filled with concern.

He could see the fatigue in Chu Xia's eyes and expressions. He reached out and gently touched her head.

Chu Xia's strength suddenly disappeared, and she reached out to hug Zhengnian, burying her head in his chest, with a tone of grievance: "I'm so tired, my legs are sore from standing for so long, and they still don't believe in my medical skills."

Zhengnian patted her back gently: "It's okay, I'm here. When we get home, I'll give you a massage."

The two got into the car, and Zhengnian started the car towards the residential area of the research institute.

Chu Xia rubbed her small legs and finally asked Zhengnian: "How did you come to the hospital? When did you arrive?"

Zhengnian stared straight ahead, his voice gentle: "It's too late, and I was worried about you."

Therefore, after ending the call with Chu Xia, Cen Zhengnian took a taxi to the hospital.

Chu Xia couldn't help but smile as she looked at the road ahead. Although the scenery on both sides of the road was not clearly visible, she inexplicably felt that the view was beautiful, and her mood was good.

A few days later, the furniture and luggage shipped from the northwest arrived. Jiang Shengnan found a truck and brought everything back from the train station. 

She sent the belongings of her's and Father Cen to the retirement home, while the items used by Chu Xia, Cen Zhengnian, and Cen Huai'an in the northwest were sent to the courtyard in Xidan with the help of a skilled worker.

On that day, Chu Xia had a shift, but she had previously given Jiang Shengnan a key to the courtyard in Xidan, so she could go there anytime.

Jiang Shengnan, after obtaining Chu Xia's approval, brought the belongings into the courtyard.

Although Chu Xia had bought this courtyard, she hadn't prepared to live in it, so it had not been renovated. However, the courtyard was well-preserved and not in a dilapidated condition.

This was Jiang Shengnan's first time coming to the courtyard in Xidan, and Father Cen followed her in.

"This courtyard is nice." She looked up and saw several persimmon trees in the courtyard, covered with yellow and red persimmons resembling small lanterns.