Rebirth: I Am Super Rich in Apocalypse
Chapter 101: High Fever of Forty Degrees

Chapter 101: Chapter 101: High Fever of Forty Degrees

Jhiang Yuan also went over to take a look, as she was a woman, she would certainly find it more convenient than those two men.

"The forehead does feel quite warm, Kaiyang, please help boil some hot water," she said.

"Okay, I’m on it."

No matter what, they would definitely need to take medicine soon, and now that they had a liquefied gas cylinder, boiling water was very convenient.

Song Yi followed Zhang Kaiyang out, and Ye Mianmian, feeling somewhat scared, kept holding onto Grandma Ye’s hand.

Jhiang Yuan didn’t feel it was her place to say anything; Mianmian had been raised by her grandmother, so their bond was naturally special.

Moreover, with the elderly lady’s advanced age and the weather being so abnormal, it would surely be more dangerous for her.

Worrying was normal, and she could understand how Ye Mianmian felt.

"It’s about time to check and see what’s going on."

"Okay, Grandma, I’ve got the thermometer out, be careful, okay?"

Her voice was very gentle, as if she were coaxing a child.

"It’s already forty degrees, hurry and take the medicine!"

As she spoke, Jhiang Yuan began looking for the medicine, which Song Yi had brought plenty of.

Looking at the packaging, some of it appeared to have been opened, and some contents had been taken out.

But the boxes were very new, likely arranged by him just now.

So, he was being cautious with everyone, and Jhiang Yuan chose to keep her thoughts to herself.

To be able to share medicine with others was already a great kindness.

"This is ibuprofen; take this, it’ll bring down the fever quickly."

"Okay."

Ye Mianmian brought over a pill, and there was still water in the thermos, so she directly had Grandma Ye swallow it.

"Mianmian, does Grandma have any other symptoms?

Like coughing, runny nose, anything like that?"

"Just a slight cough, it’s not serious. Grandma mentioned a sore throat before and now her nose is a bit stuffy; her voice has changed too."

"Then it’s clearly a cold."

With that, Jhiang Yuan found some cold remedy and amoxicillin.

"Give Grandma these two as well, one is for treating the cold and the other is for inflammation."

"Sure!"

Zhang Kaiyang had just finished boiling the hot water, and Jhiang Yuan didn’t let Ye Mianmian do anything but went to brew the cold remedy for her instead.

After Grandma Ye had taken all the medicine and was tucked in with the blanket, only then did everyone move to the living room.

Ye Mianmian’s eyes were red and she looked a bit unwell.

"Sorry for the trouble, Brother Song, about the medicine, let me give you some money for it," she said.

"No need, it’s leftovers from before, just keep them and use them as needed," he replied.

Ye Mianmian didn’t say much more, under the current circumstances, all she could remember was the kindness.

"Mianmian, be careful to take Grandma’s temperature every hour.

If she starts sweating later, remember to change her clothes in time, to prevent catching a chill again," said Jhiang Yuan.

"Okay, I got it, Sister Yuan."

Ye Mianmian took note of everything, as prior minor ailments had always been dealt with at the hospital.

At the very least, there were clinics outside.

So, she really hadn’t thought much of it.

"Sister Yuan, how do you know so much?"

Zhang Kaiyang asked, trying to lighten the mood with a casual remark.

"I have kids at home. Children tend to get fevers easily, and since they can’t express themselves well, you have to pay extra attention.

Mianmian, now that Grandma has taken her medicine, she should be fine, so try not to worry too much," she advised.

"Thank you, all of you, Sister Yuan, thank you," Mianmian said sincerely.

She was especially grateful to her, which made her feel rather embarrassed.

"From now on, we need to be cautious, we absolutely can’t overlook keeping warm," she emphasized.

"Kaiyang is right, we also need to improve our physical fitness; with stronger immunity, we’re better off than anything," she added.

Song Yi’s agreement brought the matter into the open.

What they were discussing was the reality and also the most pressing issue at the moment.

"We’ve got enough to eat at home now, so it’s really time to start focusing on improving our physical fitness.

Look, the wind has died down, and the rain has lessened a lot too."

As Jhiang Yuan finished speaking, everyone turned to look outside the window. It was dark outside, with the curtains only two-thirds drawn.

"It’s true, the wind has gotten lighter, and the rain has decreased significantly.

Today, quite a few people went out too; we really took the initiative."

Zhang Kaiyang felt somewhat relieved. If they hadn’t gone out earlier, several groups of people would probably have headed to those places.

At that time, it would have been awkward with no one willing to give in to the other.

The events at the service area were still vivid in their minds, as if the mountain could not accommodate two tigers, and killing seemed so casual and commonplace.

The key point was, there wasn’t even a guarantee of getting food.

"I feel like in a few days, this rain and wind will probably stop."

"Really?"

A flicker of hope passed through Ye Mianmian’s eyes. If the rain were to stop, did that mean the extreme weather was going to halt as well?

Their lives might return to normal.

"I have the same feeling, but we can’t go online now, and there are many updates we’re missing out on.

We don’t quite understand meteorology either."

Jhiang Yuan was stating the facts. Not only were they facing natural disasters and human calamities, but they were also powerless against nature.

"The rain stopping isn’t necessarily a good thing!"

Song Yi spoke up coldly, without any expression.

"Why not?"

Zhang Kaiyang was somewhat naive and puzzled. Wouldn’t it be a good thing if it stopped raining? He was thoroughly tired of this damn weather, both damp and humid; it was inconvenient to go out.

"It’s winter now. It’ll probably start to freeze soon. If the water can’t drain away,

the lower floors of our building are likely to freeze over."

Jhiang Yuan’s words caused the hope that had ignited to slowly sink again.

"That’s too terrible. People on the lower floors still can’t return."

"Yeah, it’s an unfortunate situation. If it really does get better, we’ll just have to wait until spring next year."

In her previous life, she never saw the warmth of spring come, only aware that the bitter cold days were much harder than now.

"Let’s not worry about that too much. Things will get tougher later on. We still need to strengthen our training to be prepared for any emergency."

"Brother Song is right. We really need to start taking action.

We used to talk about training, but it was always sporadic. Now, I want to get into a systematic routine.

By the way, Brother Song, you should train us!"

Zhang Kaiyang’s eyes sparkled as he looked at Song Yi, as if looking at a delicious piece of braised pork.

The intensity of his gaze made Jhiang Yuan think more than she should have.

"What’s with that look? If someone didn’t know better, they’d think you have a crush on Brother Song."

Good gracious, she’s bold, Jhiang Yuan silently gave her a thumbs-up.

"What are you talking about? My relationship with Brother Song is the purest revolutionary friendship."

Song Yi remained unaffected, showing no emotion.

"I think Zhang Kaiyang’s suggestion is good. Starting tomorrow, I’ll train everyone."

"Huh, really?"

Jhiang Yuan thought about it; this man used to be in the military, and she noticed that he also possessed excellent self-discipline.

Learning with him didn’t seem like a bad choice at all.

"Yes, tomorrow morning at nine, meet in the..."

He looked around the living room, cluttered and messy, and closed his eyes for a moment.

"Meet in the hallway on the twenty-first floor. Jhiang Yuan, OK?"

"Ah? OK, I don’t mind, but since we’re in the hallway, we can’t do overly vigorous exercises. It wouldn’t be good to disturb the people downstairs."

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