Sheng Chong and Abandoned Concubine: The Sixth Miss Doctor

Chapter 39

He closed his eyes and leaned against the huanghuali bed, Yu Gou immediately helped him take off the black veil hat, revealing a face as pale as fine porcelain but as beautiful as poppy.

"Master, are you okay?"

The man shook his head slightly, waved his hands, "Let's go."

Watching the carriage leave, Xu Lingyue said to Xu Lian: "Brother offended this person today, you have to be careful in the future, this person is definitely not an ordinary person."

There are dragons and crouching tigers hidden in the capital, and there are a lot of relatives and relatives of the emperor, and the prince is really nothing.

Xu Lian glanced back, "How can Miss Six see it?"

Xu Lingyue said with a smile: "Elder brother clearly knows, but he still came to test me. Although his carriage looks plain and unpretentious, there must be a mystery inside. The most obvious thing is that horse, which remained motionless after being hit by brother-in-law. I'm afraid we Those in the Duke’s Mansion are hard to come by.”

Xu Lian nodded, "That's true, Miss Six has good eyesight."

Xu Lingyue smiled, "Since you asked me to call you Big Brother, why do you always call me Miss Six? You can call me Lingyue from now on."

When Xu Lian saw her bright smile, he lost his mind for a moment. Although he knew that she was more or less trying to use him, he was willing to accept such a smile.

He nodded, showing a smile: "Okay."

Xu Lingyue said: "Brother, you don't need to see us off, the Renxin Hall is in front of you, just walk there."

This road is difficult to walk, and it is inconvenient for a carriage. It is easier for them to pass on the stone roads in front of the houses on both sides.

But Xu Lian insisted on sending them to Renxintang and walking with them all the way.

Qing Miao looked at the carriage, "Master Lian, the carriage is here."

Xu Lian didn't look back, "It will follow by itself."

All the way to the gate of Renxin Hall, Xu Lingyue bid farewell to Xu Lian again.

Xu Lian gave her a bag of money, "I'll have someone pick you up outside when I go back."

Xu Lingyue knew that refusing him would be better than accepting the money bag to make him happy, and said with a smile, "Thank you, brother, for your thoughtfulness."

Xu Lian watched her and Qing Miao enter the Hall of Renxin with gifts, the faint smile on her face disappeared, her complexion was stern, and she turned away with an air of not getting close to strangers.

Qing Miao went to the counter to explain her purpose, but was told that Doctor Zhuang was not there.

Xu Lingyue said to find Yaotong Xiaosi.

Soon Xiaosi ran out all the way, and when he saw Xu Lingyue, he smiled and said: "Miss Six came here by accident, my master is treating a distinguished guest."

Xu Lingyue explained her purpose.

Xiaosi smiled and said: "Miss Six is ​​polite, our master doesn't pay much attention to this, so you don't have to take it to heart."

Qing Miao said crisply: "Even though Imperial Physician Zhuang doesn't care, our lady does. If you don't come to thank us in person, our lady won't be able to eat or sleep well. Please let me know."

Xu Lingyue said: "If it's inconvenient, it's okay to come back another day."

Xiaosi hurriedly said: "Miss Six, why don't you come in and wait for a while, if Master is okay, I will report it, if not, you should also rest."

Xu Lingyue agrees.

Xiaosi led them to a small courtyard at the back, where the plantains were emerald green and tall, the seasonal flowers and plants were lush, red flowers and green leaves, very pleasant.

Soon Xiaosi had the herbal tea secretly prepared by Renxintang, and Xu Lingyue also asked Qingmiao to bring the gifts they brought, and specially prepared a copy for Xiaosi, thanking him for speaking for her that day.

The ordinary gifts prepared by Mrs. Han were used as a foil, the main ones were all kinds of sachets she secretly made, and the medicinal materials inside were processed with spring water, which not only had a pleasant fragrance but also had remarkable medicinal effects.

(End of this chapter)