The lucky little prince's doting wife

Before it got dark, Fifth Brother-in-law hurriedly left the capital for Wuzhou. Fifth Sister Xie was worried about her parents' home, so she took her two children back to live.

Mrs. Miao was busy in the kitchen that night, preparing a table of dishes. After the family had dinner in a depressing atmosphere, Mrs. Miao said she wanted to go to the kitchen to clean up the dishes. Sister Xie Wu and Sister Xie Liu worked together to persuade Mrs. Miao to go to rest.

Mrs. Miao had no choice but to return to the bedroom in the backyard. Just as she was about to sit down, her eyes went dark and she fell headfirst to the ground.

Wen Shan, who was in the yard, heard something strange happening in the house and asked outside the door. When she didn't hear Mrs. Miao speak, she felt something was wrong and pushed the door open.

Seeing Madam Miao fall to the ground, the frightened Wen Shan immediately shouted, "Oh no!"

The Xie family then fell into chaos.

According to the diagnosis of Dr. Pang, who was invited by Wen Xiao, Mrs. Miao was very anxious.

"Life is about to get better, so why did he get sick so suddenly?" Dr. Pang asked puzzledly.

If Madam Miao was frightened and fell ill, that would be understandable. After all, during the chaos in the capital, the Xie family had gone to the Duke of Qin's mansion to avoid the disaster, so it was natural for Madam Miao to be afraid.

But now that the Wei family has been raided, why is Mrs. Miao so anxious? Isn't it enough to wait for Xie Jiuhuan to come back and enjoy the blessing of her daughter?
Old Man Xie was filled with bitterness. He couldn't tell anyone about what happened between Xie Jiuhuan and Lin Deyi, so he could only swallow his bitterness.

Doctor Pang felt that something had happened to Mr. Xie's family again, but he didn't ask any further questions.

"Please persuade him more," Dr. Pang said to Old Man Xie.

Old man Xie had a bitter taste in his mouth. How could he persuade her? Unless Xie Jiuhuan and Lin Deyi came back and stood in front of his wife, his wife would not be well.

Doctor Pang also gave some advice to Mrs. Miao, who had already woken up. As a doctor, comforting patients is also a professional skill.

Mrs. Miao lay weakly on the bed and said words of thanks to Dr. Pang Da, but she only heard a few words of Dr. Pang Da's words and no one else knew.

Duke Qin's mansion also invited a doctor that night, and Princess Le'an also fell ill. Like Madam Miao, the princess could not bear the blow and fell ill.

I thought everything was done and was just waiting for my son and daughter-in-law to come back. I was so happy, but then something happened to them. How was this different from being struck by a bolt from the blue?
After drinking the calming medicine and lighting the calming incense made by the emperor in the palace in the room, Princess Le An finally fell asleep.

Madam Cao the First and Madam Pan the Second, who had been guarding the bed, retreated to the outer room to guard, while the two sisters-in-law sat facing each other, worried.

Madam Pan Er Shao said, "We sent someone to inform father and his family, but why didn't anyone come back?"

Madam Cao: "Where can they get back now?"

As she spoke, Madam Cao stood up and walked out. She wanted to send someone to inform Father Lin, the second young master, and the third young master, so that they could know about Princess Le'an's illness.

The second young lady Pan sat there without moving. Between her and her eldest sister-in-law, one of them now needed to stay guarding the house.

Madam Cao sent her people out, and when she came back, she saw Madam Pan sitting restlessly, tugging at the embroidered handkerchief in her hand. The lights in the room were dim, and Madam Pan looked very unhappy.

Madam Cao sat down next to Madam Pan, and before she could say anything, Madam Pan said, "Mother can't go to Wuzhou now. What should my fourth brother and the others do?"

Madam Cao said, "Even if mother went to Wuzhou, how would she find my fourth brother and his family?"

The second young lady Pan was stunned by the eldest young lady's question. Yes, what help could her mother-in-law provide if she went to Wuzhou? If she wanted to find someone, wouldn't the people in Wuzhou be able to find someone now?

"Then Fourth Brother and Fourth Brother's Wife..." Second Young Madam Pan didn't know how to ask properly. Should she ask when they can find the young couple, or when they can return to Beijing? Or should she just be honest and ask directly if Xie Jiuhuan is still alive? How serious is Lin Deyi's injury? Just because their brother-in-law is a little unlucky, can their brother-in-law survive?

Madam Cao looked at Madam Er and said, "Swallow what you want to say and don't say it."

Madam Pan Er Shao: "..."

Her sister-in-law really understands her.

"Let's wait for news," said Madam Cao, "Tomorrow I will send someone to Ciguang Temple to burn incense for my fourth brother and his wife." Madam Pan, "Worship the gods and Buddhas for salvation?"

Madam Cao: "Besides this, what else can we two women in the inner house do?"

Madam Pan the Second Young Master didn't like to hear this, but now she was indeed just a woman in the inner house.

"I'll write another letter back to my parents' home," Mrs. Cao thought for a moment and whispered, "Let my father help too."

"Yes," Mrs. Pan's eyes lit up. How could she forget that her eldest sister-in-law's father was the governor-general of Liangjiang. He had plenty of people under him and was close to Wuzhou.

Madam Cao: "As long as Fourth Brother's wife is still alive, we can find her no matter what."

Madam Pan II glanced at Madam Eldest and said, "Sister-in-law, you'd better not say that."

What are the chances of survival for those who are missing in the earthquake?
"I heard from mother that they have been looking for him in Wuzhou for several days but haven't found him yet," said Mrs. Pan the Second Young Master.

Madam Cao was silent for a moment, then said to Madam Pan, "Why don't we all just stop talking?"

The more they talked, the more it seemed that Xie Jiuhuan was no longer alive.

"What should I do with my fourth brother?" Madam Pan sighed heavily and said worriedly, "Before he got married, I saw him living day by day, and it seemed like his life was meaningless. After he got married, my fourth brother started living like a human being. Now..."

"Stop talking," Mrs. Cao said in a low voice.

Second Young Madam Pan was quiet for a while, but she couldn't stay in the quiet room anymore.

"Third brother's wife still doesn't know anything yet," the second young lady said to the eldest young lady in a low voice.

Madam Cao said, "There is no one left in the Fang family. What else can we say? What can my third brother's wife do if she finds out? I would rather she never know about this."

Mrs. Pan: “Is it possible?”

Madam Cao said: "If no one tells her, she won't know."

Madam Pan Ershao blurted out, "How is this possible? Unless she is locked up for life."

Mrs. Cao just smiled.

Madam Pan II???
No, do you really want to keep Fang locked up for life?
A housekeeper beside Madam Cao called out to her in a low voice outside the door.

"The second and third young masters are back," the housekeeper reported when the eldest young lady called them into the house.

Mrs. Pan the Second Young Master now felt more confident. She said, even if her father-in-law was too busy to come back, it was okay, but her husband would definitely come back.

Soon, the second and third young masters came over one after another, and the eldest and second young ladies were standing under the eaves waiting for them.

"How is mother's condition?" Young Master Lin asked after paying his respects to Madam Cao.

Madam Cao said: "The two doctors are resting in the side hall."

The second and third sons went to the side hall to see the doctor. Naturally, the doctor could explain Princess Le'an's condition more clearly.

"What's there to ask?" Madam Pan Ershao whispered, "Now that my fourth brother and his wife are back, my mother's illness has been cured."

Madam Cao sighed and said to Madam Two, "Say less."

The more her sister-in-law talked, the more the eldest young lady's head hurt. (End of this chapter)