It was not until his speech was interrupted that several doctors noticed that Sikong Xiao next to Lord Cui did not leave, and the people led by the middle-aged doctor took two steps away.

Seeing the reaction of his subordinates, Cui Qishan turned to Sikong Xiao and said, "Thank you, Mr. Xiao, for sending me back. We still have something to do here, so we won't leave Mr. Xiao. Mr. Xiao, please do it yourself."

"I just asked if her illness was fine." Seeing that Cui Qishan was about to enter the tent, Sikong Xiao stepped forward and asked.

After hearing Sikong Xiao’s question, Lord Cui was a little annoyed, “You have asked him three times this time, and I have also explained to you that her current condition is normal and it will take a few days to delay. Mr. Xiao doesn’t have to worry that she will become a burden to the mission. If there is no improvement in two days, you can send her back the same way.”

As he said that, he walked straight into the tent. Several doctors saw that their boss had this attitude, so no one dared to talk to Sikong Xiao at this time, nodded to him and followed Lord Cui into the tent.

After receiving Cui Qishan's repeated guarantees, Sikong Xiao was not stopped, but he did not go to the carriage used in the kitchen, but returned to the tent of the eleventh prince Ye Huang.

Before entering, Xiaoyin came out from inside. Seeing that it was Sikong Xiao who came back, he asked anxiously: "Mr. Xiao, what's going on with Chef Xia now? My brother didn't send me any news, I'm so anxious. Xiao Cui had asked someone to ask."

As he said that, Sikong Xiao must have been with the group for a long time this night, and then hurriedly said, "Mr. Xiao, go and rest first, and then send the tea."

Sikong Xiao entered the tent where he lived, untied the sword on his body, and did not go directly to change his clothes or hang the sword away, but stood there...

Never have you ever been so worried about a person like now. When did this emotional sign appear? Or was it earlier in Huajie? I remembered that Sikong Yu once said that he had changed, but the facts really changed as he said? Sikong Xiao himself didn't know what this felt.

Maybe this is called worry? I have never been worried about something since I remembered it. I have been remembering someone in my heart like now, and when I hear something unexpected happening, I want to rush over immediately.

Sikong Xiao didn’t know why this was the case. Could it be that the dishes she cooked were delicious and left a deep impression on her. She didn’t want the taste to run away casually, and wanted to eat them frequently in the future...

"Mr. Xiao?" Xiao Yin brought tea over. As soon as he entered the tent, he saw Sikong Xiao standing in the tent with a sword in his hand. He didn't know what he was thinking, but he didn't notice him coming in.

Not daring to disturb him too much, Xiaoyin put down the pallet and gave the ceremony and then left the tent. Thinking about Xiao Cui's affairs, he did not go back to the tent where the palace servants rested, but slipped to the other side along the edge of the camp.

As early as when Sikong Yue heard that Hua Mian was sick, in order to prevent the matter from turning serious, she called Xiao Cui to her side. At least for now, these two people must be able to leave one person to ensure the meal of the eleventh prince.

Xiaoyin asked someone to call Xiao Cui outside the tent and told her what a doctor had seen for Hua Mian. As the two were talking, a voice penetrated from the side: "Cui Qishan? Can you actually call that old man to treat him."
Chapter completed!