The next day, Ning Yizhan drove Qiu Hu, who had woken up, back to her home. On the way, Qiu Hu kept looking out the window and asked, "Who did this?"

"Ning Yijia".

For a long time, there was no movement at Qiuhu.

“Are you very angry right now? Well, you should be angry, but can you only be angry at Ning Yijia and not at me?” Ning Yizhan pursed his lips and tightened his grip on the steering wheel.

"Heh, you're quite bold to ask."

After that, they remained silent the whole way.

They arrived at Jinyinwan, and Qiu Hu got off the bus without looking back.

Seeing Qiu Hu enter the house, Ning Yizhan left and drove towards the Ning family's old residence. As soon as he returned to the old residence, he quickened his pace as he entered the house, but his tone was unapproachable. Looking at his family members who were having breakfast, he did not see Ning Yijia. "Where is Ning Yijia? Call her here for me."

"What's wrong now? Why are you being so mean to your sister?" Ning Shuzai said unhappily.

"Wait until she comes down and then ask her?"

After a long while, Ning Yijia finally came downstairs. Seeing her brother standing with his hands on his hips, looking at her expressionlessly, she timidly asked, "How is she? I really didn't know she was allergic." She had looked up the effects of alcohol allergy last night, and it could be fatal in severe cases.

"You still know how to ask? I almost got poisoned to death by you. Do you even have a brain?" Ning Yizhan's deep voice was filled with anger. "Go and apologize to me right now."

Lian Zhi listened with a puzzled look on her face, but she had a bad feeling. "What happened? What happened to whom? Who was almost poisoned?"

"She added wine to the water in Qiu Lake, and Qiu Lake drank it."

Lian Zhi was shocked, and the breakfast in her hand suddenly lost its flavor. "What?" She knew that Qiu Hu was allergic to alcohol. "My future daughter-in-law is allergic to alcohol. How could she drink alcohol? How is she now?"

"It's nothing, I've taken her home."

Lianzhi breathed a sigh of relief, "Thank goodness." Her daughter-in-law was probably still there, then she remembered something and said earnestly, "Xiaozhan, you should go and see Ah Hu more often. After all, we were in the wrong. Jiajia, you should go and apologize with your brother!"

"Understood," the two siblings said in unison.