"Ran Ran, sometimes I really don't know who I should hate." Xia Lishuang smiled bitterly, with bloodshot eyes still remaining at the corners of her mouth. He hugged Wen Ran Ran as if he had grasped the last straw.
"Isn't there still me? Don't hate me, husband, just follow your heart, eh?" Wen Ranran coaxed the hero like a child, her soft voice carrying an inexplicable power.
Xia Lishuang hugged Wen Ranran and didn't say anything. She just nodded vigorously, then finally couldn't hold on anymore and fainted.
Wen Ranran was immediately frightened and hurriedly called out to the others, who rushed Xia Lishuang into Wen Ranran's boudoir. Cheng Fenglou also directly invited Dr. Xi.
In the dark night, Doctor Xi felt his pulse, frowned slightly, and then relaxed his brows.
"It doesn't matter, the poison of the third month has been cured. It's just that in the past few months, I have worked too much, and my mind has been suddenly hit hard. I have been depressed for five days and it will be fine if I rest for a while!" Doctor Xi held his beard and said, "It doesn't matter."
A prescription was opened.
Wen Ranran nodded, and after making sure that the other party was fine, he took the prescription and hurriedly asked someone to boil the medicine.
"Thank you, doctor!"
Wen Ranran thanked her, sat on the edge of the bed with the candlelight in the room, and carefully changed the cold-soaked handkerchief on Xia Lishuang's forehead.
Xia Lishuang didn't sleep very peacefully in her dream. She kept frowning. Wen Ranran looked at him, as if she couldn't get enough of this face. She stretched out her hand and slowly touched Xia Lishuang's eyebrows.
, and smoothed out his wrinkled eyebrows little by little.
It's hard to tell that Xia Lishuang looked like a fairy in normal times, but Xia Lishuang looked more like a child when she was asleep.
Wen Ranran smiled, gently pressed a kiss on his forehead, said nothing, and quietly watched Xia Lishuang all night.
Jiang Tang and Qian Yu were also anxious and came to the Prime Minister's Mansion to see the situation, but Wen Ranran persuaded them to go back.
Early the next morning, after making sure that Xia Lishuang was fine, Wen Ranran still called for Jiang Tang.
"Princess, you." Behind you, Qiu He, the most clever maid in the Prime Minister's Mansion, immediately followed and looked at Wen Ranran's face, "Do you want to go get some sleep?"
Wen Ranran pondered for a moment, then shook her head.
"No, Qiu He, please get ready. We will go into the palace later to meet the Queen!"
Qiu He was stunned, stuck out his tongue, and went down to prepare.
As soon as Wen Ranran stepped into Shufang Palace, she smelled a strong medicinal smell.
It seems that Xia Lishuang is not the only one who is sick.
Before entering the room, Wen Ranran heard Empress Tao's weak voice through the curtain of the Nuan Pavilion.
"Is it Yu Shu who is here? Forgive me for the inconvenience of meeting guests today, Yu Shu should go back first."
Wen Ranran smiled and opened the heavy curtain with one hand, regardless of the obstruction from the nanny behind her.
"It's me!" Wen Ranran whispered.
When Queen Tao heard Wen Ranran's voice, her expression suddenly changed.
"What are you doing here?! Get out!"
Wen Ranran seemed not to have heard anything and strode in. He handed the cloak to Qiu He behind him and sat beside the bed.
Queen Tao became even more anxious. She looked at Wen Ranran with unspeakable resentment in her heart.
If it weren't for Wen Ranran or this woman Shuang'er, why would we be in such trouble with her now?!
"Ahem, are you here to see my joke?! Wen Ranran! Don't pretend to be kind here! I, ahem, I will never agree to you becoming Shuang'er's concubine!"
Wen Ranran's face was expressionless, and she casually took the medicine from before the case, gently picked up the spoon and blew on it.
"He's sick."
Queen Tao was stunned.
"I guessed that you were also sick, so I came to treat you." Wen Ranran smiled and waved her hand to let everyone down.
"You are presumptuous!"
Wen Ranran smiled calmly and said, "Am I presumptuous? Before going to the southwest, the emperor personally named me Princess Yu. Now this imperial edict is still enshrined in my Wen family's ancestral hall, and His Majesty has not proposed to abolish it.
It is your will that I, the daughter-in-law, come to take care of my mother-in-law. Is there any problem?"