When he heard Doctor Guan asked himself that Lao De had not found his shoes and did not let him pick them up and throw them away. He was afraid when he heard this. The shoe that Lao De beat his wife and threw it away was indeed thrown away by this guy.

The guy rat squatted in the thatched cottage and felt that he was watching the doctor in front of the cottage. Brother Mao and the person he didn't know were waiting for him to talk. He said, "Don't you want that shoe?"

When Doctor Guan heard this, he felt that the mouse had thrown away Lao De's shoe? He asked, "Did you throw away Lao De's shoe?"

The guy mouse replied: "I don't know if that is Lao De's shoes?"

After hearing this, Doctor Guan asked, "Didn't you watch Lao De beat his wife?"

The guy mouse replied, "I didn't catch up?"

Doctor Guan asked after hearing this, "What did you do?"

The guy mouse replied: "I was in the cottage at that time."

Doctor Guan asked after hearing this, "How many trips do you go to the thatched cottage at a time?"

In order to avoid the place where the clinic often works, the mouse often comes to the cottage to hide. He covered his stomach and lied, "I feel uncomfortable in my stomach, and for some reason I always run to the toilet."

After hearing this, Doctor Guan said, "Don't you don't eat or wash it?"

After hearing this, the guy mouse followed the doctor Guan and said, "I never wash my food."

Doctor Guan was surprised when he heard this, and said, "Can your stomach bear it if you eat like this?"

The guy mouse replied with a smile: "It's okay for me to drink boiled water in my stomach. What's the matter if I don't wash my food?"

Doctor Guan heard the mouse say that it was okay for his stomach to drink boiled water. He was a little disbelief. He asked, "Can you drink boiled water if your stomach to drink boiled water?" Then Doctor Guan said, "Even if your stomach can drink boiled water, how can he drink the intestines?"

When the mouse heard this, he said, "I'm just making a metaphor for my stomach and intestines being quite good."

After hearing this, Doctor Guan paused and said, "You have a good stomach and intestines, why are you still squatting in the cottage?"

The guy mouse replied thinking, "I don't know why I'm still squatting in the cottage?"

After hearing this, Doctor Guan paused for a while and said, "No matter what you eat in the future, wash it first, wash it before eating, don't eat it until you don't wash it?"

The guy mouse replied, "Don't I don't want to wash it?"

Doctor Guan said: "If you don't want to wash your food, don't you ask for trouble with the stomach and intestines? Listen to the doctor, wash it before eating, otherwise the stomach and intestines will sooner or later become seriously ill. I tell you, if you vomit blood and pull worms, you will die of serious illness."

The guy mouse was unwilling to go down and said, he squatted in the cottage and clasped his fists at the toilet door and said, "Thank you, Doctor Guan, I will think about washing it next time I eat."

Doctor Guan looked at the door of the cottage and said, "Well, you often think about this. Remember to wash the food before eating." After saying that, Doctor Guan asked, "Did you pick up the Laode shoes?"

The guy mouse asked, "Which one is Laode shoes?"

Doctor Guan replied: "That's it..." At this point, Doctor Guan retorted: "Have you picked up a shoe in the clinic?"

The guy mouse did see a shoe. He had found another shoe at that time, but he didn't look for it. He was thinking, if anyone wanted one shoe? As soon as he thought, no one wanted it, he picked up the shoe and threw it out at the entrance of the clinic.

The guy mouse thought: "I let myself throw away my shoes, so why do you want them to do?"

After thinking about it, the guy mouse said, "Is there a shoe in the clinic for me to pick it up? But......"

Doctor Guan asked, "But what?"

The guy mouse replied: "At that time, I saw one shoe, but I didn't even look at the other one. I thought, who must have wanted one shoe and threw it around. I said, "Who threw the shoe around? Pick up the shoe, walked to the entrance of the clinic, and asked me to throw it away with all my strength."

After hearing this, Doctor Guan asked, "Where did you throw your shoes? Don't hit people."

The guy mouse replied, "I stood at the door and threw it to the opposite side."

Opposite the Scholar's Hospital is a shop selling bamboo baskets and wooden barrels, and the name of the shop is called bamboo baskets and wooden barrels. When Doctor Guan heard this, he opened his eyes and looked at the cottage and said, "Why do you throw your shoes around?"

The guy mouse said, "I looked around and only had one shoe. When I thought about who would throw it around, I thought he would throw it around, so I would throw it around too? So, did you throw it across from the front of the station?"

Doctor Guan glanced at the closed door of the cottage and said, "The shopkeeper who made baskets and buckets didn't come to you?"

The guy mouse replied in there, "No?"

After hearing this, Doctor Guan asked, "Where did you throw Lao De's shoes across from?"

The guy mouse replied: "That shoe seems to have me thrown it into his house."

Doctor Guan thought that if his shoes were thrown by rats in front of the shop opposite, he could take Kongde and Brother Mao to pick them up. When he heard that the shoes were thrown into the shop opposite, Doctor Guan couldn't take Kongde and Brother Mao to pick up shoes. Because the shoes were not thrown by him, nor were they thrown by Kongde and Brother Mao. They couldn't go in and pick them up.

After thinking about it, Doctor Guan thought that whoever threw the shoes to pick them up. Doctor Guan said, "Since you threw that shoe into the shop opposite, you will go in and take out the shoes."

The guy mouse asked in there, "Do you want those shoes?"

Doctor Guan replied: "That is Lao De's shoes, he said he wants them."

The guy mouse replied: "Okay, wait a moment, I'll put on my pants now."

Doctor Guan, Brother Mao, Kong De looked at the door of the thatched cottage. The three of them looked at it, and saw that the guy rat kicked out of the door with his feet, tied the rope around his waist with both hands. The guy rat glanced at the three of them, looked at Kong De, looked up and down at Kong De, and pointed at him and asked, "Who is he?"

The guy, Brother Mao, replied: "He is a relative of Lao De's family, Kong De."

"Relatives of Lao De's family?" The guy mouse said after hearing this, and his hands were still tied to the rope around his waist.

Kong De looked at Brother Mao after hearing this. He looked at his friend Mouse, and slowly clasped his fists and said, "I am the next person, Kong and De, and I are not a relative of Lao De's family. Lao De and I are just fellow men. Please do not listen to others' words."

The guy mouse looked at the rope on his waist, tied the rope, looked at Kongde with his hands hanging down, and asked, "When did I listen to others' words?"

Kong De threw his fist and said, "Don't listen to others' random words, I hope Mr. Mouse will forgive him for his mistakes."

The guy mouse waved and said, "Okay, what are you doing?"

Kong De still held his fist and replied, "Doctor Suiguan and this benefactor are also here to find the gentleman and ask where Lao De's shoes are?"

"My benefactor?" The guy mouse said to himself, and then he asked the guy Mao brother, "Brother Mao, why have you become a benefactor?" Then he said to Kong De: "Ah, you also asked Lao De that his shoes are here?"

Brother Mao was about to reply, but he saw the mouse and then talked to Kongde. He saw that the mouse and Kongde had finished speaking. He said, "At that time, this Kongde's mouth was dry, and he was lying on the bed without any strength. I scooped water for him and fed him water to drink, so his mouth stopped dry, and he also had some strength on his body."

Seeing that Brother Mao said this, Kong De continued to reply: "Yes, I also asked Lao De about his shoes."
Chapter completed!