Is the prince infertile?The lady was so happy!

Chapter 1030 I like it very much, very satisfied

How severe the stimulation would be to make Hua Ruoxi lose her mind?
After the little princess she gave birth to died, although she was sad and even changed her temperament drastically, she did not go crazy.

What kind of excitement is worse than the death of the little princess?
Yingning was certain that it must be related to Gu Changyuan.

Hua Ruoxi must have witnessed the process of Gu Changyuan and Tang Qing being transferred.

Is the process bloody and scary?

Ying Ning recalled the moment when she rushed into the house after waking up, the man in blue was stabbing Tang Qing who was in the wheelchair with a knife, while Gu Chang Yuan was lying on the bed, peacefully, without a single scar on his body.

It can be seen that the process is not bloody.

If Hua Ruoxi was stimulated into a mental disorder just because Gu Changyuan was killed by Fuyu, it meant that in her heart, Gu Changyuan's son was far more important than the little princess who died young.

Is this the case?
Looking back on the past, Ying Ning was convinced that this was not the case.

Hua Ruoxi valued the little princess who died prematurely more than anyone else, far more than Gu Changyuan.

There must be something else.

The truth of the matter must be more complicated and terrifying than what she saw.

It's a shame that Fuyu committed suicide, and also killed Master Huiyuan and Monk Fatong.

Now, except for Hua Ruoxi, no one knows any truth.

Thinking of this, Yingning realized a strange and abnormal place.

With Fuyu's decisive approach, in order to erase everything, after killing the monk, he even killed himself, why didn't he kill Hua Ruoxi?

Or, before Tang Qing and Gu Changyuan were soul-changed, Hua Ruoxi was already delirious due to the stimulation, so Fuyu didn't kill her?
In other words, Hua Ruoxi's disorder has nothing to do with Gu Changyuan's death.

There was another, more terrifying thing that she couldn't accept.

Ying Ning had a feeling in her heart that if she could figure out the terrible thing that caused Hua Ruoxi to lose her mind, she would be able to see the truth hidden behind the shadows in Tang Qing's eyes.

Tang Qing, Fuyu, Hua Ruoxi, what is the relationship between them?

The next day was New Year's Day, Ying Ning sent someone to Xinglin Medical Center to pick up Mrs. Xue into the palace under the pretext of having a headache due to the wind last night, and give her a diagnosis and treatment.

An Yulian was wearing a half-worn jacket and skirt, and although her hair was in a neat bun, there was no trace of decoration.

The formerly plump figure has become thinner, but the spirit is better and radiant.

Clearly she loves it and is immersed in her new venture.

Ying Ning smiled and said: "Yulian, today is the Chinese New Year, you don't say you are wearing new clothes and dressing up. Let your doctor Xue see it, and think that I order you to do things, but don't pay you."

In fact, the monthly salary Ying Ning gave her was enough to support the entire Xue family with good food and clothing.

She has always been generous to the capable people around her.

After An Yulian saluted, she stood up and said with a smile: "My lady, don't blame me. I work in the medical clinic. Every day I see the sick and injured. It's a waste to wear new clothes."

"Why, this Chinese New Year, you didn't go home to rest, and you are still busy in the hospital?"

"Mother, people get sick at any time." An Yulian said with a smile, "Although there are still a few doctors in the hospital, who wants to go home for a reunion during the Chinese New Year, so I let them all go back and leave me alone." It’s enough to be alone.”

"You have men and children in your own house."

"The children are all grown up, and Lao Xue is also busy guarding the palace." An Yulian said with a relaxed smile. You know, it turns out that I like being a doctor so much, treating diseases and saving people. I don’t want to go back to the back house and watch needlework and a few children live all day long.”

(End of this chapter)