Supreme Poison Concubine: The Evil King's Pampered Concubine

Chapter 602 Died at Your Door
Su Li handed a butterfly-shaped half jade pendant to Shopkeeper Fang.

"Someone will bring the other half in the future, and you will give him these medicines, and ask him not to disturb anyone in the second half of the night, and quietly transport them away, otherwise the warehouse will not be able to put them down."

"Remember, these are used to rescue soldiers, you can't cut corners."

"Fang wrote it down."

Shopkeeper Fang nodded hastily, and accepted the butterfly-shaped jade pendant. Su Li pursed her lips and smiled slightly. She would give this other jade pendant to Lord Jue.

As soon as she mentioned this, Su Li remembered that she didn't even give him a gift when she became the prince.

The two returned to the front yard together, Su Li was about to say hello to everyone and leave, but at this moment, at the door of the pharmacy, a shadow suddenly fell, and figures surged.

A group of six people was seen, carrying a dead body, and placed it at the door of Renshantang Pharmacy.

A woman knelt in front of the dead body with her six or seven-year-old child in her arms, crying loudly, blaming Renshantang for killing her husband and cutting off their family.

The woman said that there were elderly parents on the top, and a son on the bottom, as well as the flesh and blood in her belly. The husband was suddenly put to death, and the family would not be able to survive.

She cried so sincerely that it made everyone weep.

then,

Circle after circle of people quickly surrounded the Renshantang, even if Su Li wanted to go out, she couldn't.

The doctor and shopkeeper Fang came out, leaned over and uncovered the white cloth, and after the doctor inspected it, he stood up and saluted everyone.

"He did come to Renshantang to check his pulse and prescribed medicine."

"You admit it, you admit that you put my husband to death, I don't want you to lose money, and I don't want you to do anything, I just want you to cure my husband and make him live again, woohoo... my family, but How to live."

The woman interrupted the doctor, and rushed up to beat the doctor, crying and making noise, but the men rushed out and stopped him.

Seeing that the people in the pharmacy were still united, Su Li felt comforted.

Then he looked at the woman carefully, stepped forward to support her, and held her hand.

"Madam, sorry!"

"What do you do at Ma'am's house?"

The woman saw that someone was comforting herself, so she sobbed and told Su Li that the family was all farmers, and they always worked at sunrise and returned at sunset. Although the five members of the family were not rich, they lived a fairly happy life.

"Madam at home, do you also take care of it inside and out?"

Su Li's eyes were full of concern, and she continued to ask. Seeing this, the woman nodded her head hastily.

"Yes, I do all the things at home. Sometimes, I have to go up the mountain to collect firewood and go down to the fields with my husband."

Su Li nodded, with some calculations in her heart, she walked to Shopkeeper Fang's side and whispered something in his ear. Shopkeeper Fang's eyes lit up when he heard this, and his expression quickly calmed down.

The white cloth was removed, and after the doctor's examination, he stood up with a modest attitude.

"This patient was originally suffering from an acute disease. If it takes fifteen minutes from the onset to treatment, it's fine. If it takes more than fifteen minutes, it's very dangerous and the root cause cannot be cured."

"You're talking nonsense—"

The woman cried out in a break, crying so hard that her long nails almost poked the doctor's face.

Su Li turned her head and spoke to the buddy.

"Go and invite all the doctors within a radius of two miles."

The clerk answered yes, and hurried out of the crowd. The woman's eyes flashed slightly, and she reached out and grabbed the doctor's sleeve.

"You put my husband to death, how are you going to pay me, you have to give me justice, otherwise I will die in front of your pharmacy—"

(End of this chapter)