At the mention of Wei Hong, Cao Qiu couldn't help but sigh. Her older daughter-in-law was a much better person than before, but she still couldn't get pregnant. She had been taking medicine for two months, but at her follow-up, the doctor said the results weren't ideal. They suggested she either keep taking it or see a traditional Chinese medicine doctor to see if they could regulate her system. Her daughter-in-law had practically become a walking pharmacy, and even then, who knew if it would be effective.
"By the way, Mom, don't you know Doctor Cui? Why didn't you ask him for some medicine?"
Gu'er asked, puzzled. After all, it was Doctor Cui who had helped her through her own difficult labor, and he'd also delivered her sister-in-law's baby. 'Why is Mom seeking a distant solution when help is so close at hand?'
"Brother Cui doesn't have any medicine. He's just really skilled at delivering babies."
Cao Qiu had no idea why Gu'er was bringing up Doctor Cui.
