C106 Sixth Master as Long as You Are Happy!

Early in the morning, the sunlight filtered through the tall branches of the sycamore trees, casting beautiful, dappled patterns on the glass windows of the military hospital's corridor, creating a stunning display of colors. It was clear and lovely.

"Huo Lingxiao, I don't know anything about medicine—neither Eastern nor Western. Why did you insist on bringing me to the military hospital? What do you want me to do?" Ye Yuvyuv followed closely behind the tall man, chattering like a little sparrow.

The setting sun cast its glow on Huo Lingxiao's god-like profile, making his already handsome features even more striking. He raised an eyebrow and glanced sideways at the little figure trailing him, his voice cool and captivating, "Precisely because you know nothing, I can have you, a rough stone, sculpted into a gem."

Ye Yuvyuv's eyelid twitched, a flash of surprise crossing her face as she looked at the man's broad back. She raised her small hand as if holding a knife, ready to stab the man in front of her. Adjutant Chen, walking alongside, felt a shiver of apprehension.

"Ha, it's rare for you to compliment me. But do I really look like a gem to you? You have no idea how terrible my grades were in school," Ye Yuvyuv teased, raising an eyebrow mischievously and mimicking a stabbing motion behind the man's back. She couldn't take him down now, but practicing in secret was a start. Maybe one day, she'd have the chance and the means to do it for real.

"Pfft, your grades? They were indeed terrible." Huo Lingxiao suddenly turned around, catching sight of a small fist aimed at his face like a blade. Instead of getting angry, he smiled—a cold, detached smile devoid of warmth.

Ye Yuvyuv quickly withdrew her hand, laughing awkwardly, and switched to a more flattering tone, "Master, Sixth Master, I thought I saw a bug on your shoulder. I was just trying to shoo it away for you!"

"Really? Shouldn't I be thanking you then?" Huo Lingxiao chuckled, watching the girl in front of him with eyes as wide as a little fox's, feeling a mischievous urge to tease her.

However, there were more pressing matters today, so he made a mental note to deal with her later.

Suddenly, he reached out and grabbed Ye Yuvyuv's small, clenched fist, which was awkwardly held up in front of him. He smiled and said, "Since you helped me out earlier, I'll reward you by personally holding your hand."

"What, wait, no, Sixth Master, I can walk by myself. You don't need to... Your hand is too important for this..." Ye Yuvyuv stammered, trying to pull away, but Huo Lingxiao held on tightly.

She couldn't break free and found herself staring into his cool, amused eyes, sending a chill down her spine.

Quickly, she adopted a compliant demeanor and softly said, "As long as you're happy, Sixth Master."

Yet her tightly pressed lips betrayed her irritation.

Soon, Huo Lingxiao led her to the director's office.

As the door opened, Ye Yuvyuv saw a familiar, round-faced man in his fifties, who looked very kind and approachable.

Her face lit up with excitement, and she couldn't help but call out, "Uncle Chen."

"Well, what brings you here today, my little Erya?" Director Chen Shufeng beamed as he rose from his desk, then turned to Huo Lingxiao with a wide smile, "And Sixth Boy, you're here too?"

Ye Yuvyuv's initial joy at seeing a familiar elder quickly faded, and she replied with a hint of deflation, "Uncle Chen, I'm all grown up now and have a real name."

Chen Shufeng laughed heartily as he walked over, and hearing her soft grumble, he laughed even more, saying, "That's my mistake, our little Erya is becoming a young lady. How about I call you Yuvyuv from now on?"

Yuvyuv immediately put on a bright smile, "Uncle Chen, you're the best."

"Haha, you little rascal, always so clever, just like your dad," Chen Shufeng laughed heartily, then turned to Huo Lingxiao and said, "By the way, didn't you mention a few days ago that you were bringing someone to intern at the military hospital? Why haven't I seen them yet?"

Huo Lingxiao's gaze shifted to Yuvyuv, who was smiling like a little flower. It was rare to see her so genuinely happy. He spoke up, "It's this girl."

"Who, Yuvyuv?" Chen Shufeng's laughter stopped abruptly, and he looked at Yuvyuv in surprise.

He quickly turned back to Huo Lingxiao and said, "You must be joking. Our little Yuvyuv can't intern here. This hospital sees blood every day, and Yuvyuv was raised so delicately. How could she handle it here?"

Chen Shufeng shook his head in disapproval and looked at Yuvyuv, "Yuvyuv, tell Uncle Chen, do you really want to be here?"

A mischievous glint flashed in Yuvyuv's eyes, but she quickly lowered her gaze, her small hands fidgeting nervously. She occasionally glanced at Huo Lingxiao, her lips pressed together as if too timid to answer.

Huo Lingxiao's dark eyes narrowed slightly, amused by the little trickster in front of him. However, he didn't show it and instead looked directly at Chen Shufeng, saying succinctly, "Uncle Chen, Ye Mingyuan has already agreed to this."

The implication was clear—there was no room for negotiation.

Chen Shufeng, about to speak, met Huo Lingxiao's meaningful gaze and finally nodded, "Alright, if Ye Mingyuan agrees, then Sixth Boy, what do you think Yuvyuv should do for her internship at the hospital?"

He couldn't help but add, "Look at her, with those little arms and legs. Any job in the hospital won't be easy. I think it might be better for Yuvyuv to work in the logistics department..."

"No!"

"Don't!"

The two refusals came distinctly from Huo Lingxiao and Ye Yuvyuv. Dean Chen was a bit taken aback.

Huo Lingxiao raised an eyebrow and glanced at Ye Yuvyuv, saying, "This girl is here at the hospital to learn skills, not to be treated like a princess. The logistics department is too mundane for her; it's not a good fit."

Dean Chen's mouth twitched slightly, tempted to scold this sixth son of the Huo family, who had been cold and rational since childhood, to the point of being unfeeling.

Dean Chen, whose full name was Chen Shufeng, was once a sworn brother with Ye Yuvyuv's father, Ye Mingyuan, and the elder Great Marshal Huo during their days in the bandit hideout.

After the bandits were integrated into the system, these men, skilled in their own right, were wisely employed by Great Marshal Huo, who was adept at using talent. These trusted old comrades were not left idle, and their skills were put to good use.

Dean Chen, even back in the bandit days, was a doctor. His medical skills were excellent, particularly in traditional medicine. Despite his origins in a bandit hideout, he came from a family of renowned physicians.

If not for the Chen family's offense against a powerful official from the previous dynasty's judicial office, leading to a false accusation and a death sentence for the entire family, Dean Chen wouldn't have ended up in the Jade Forest Mountain bandit hideout.

It's worth noting that the Jade Forest Mountain hideout under Great Marshal Huo was a gathering place for many talented individuals. Great Marshal Huo was naturally shrewd and a master at winning people's loyalty.

As the saying goes, those who win people's hearts gain power. However, Great Marshal Huo was wise enough not to seek what wasn't rightfully his, like the highest position, knowing that the higher you climb, the colder it gets. But that's another story.

Dean Chen, after hearing Huo Lingxiao's words, looked at Ye Yuvyuv for her opinion, "Yuvyuv, do you also not want to go to logistics?"