The man made careful arrangements. During this period, the wages were kept by each household, including the second household. In addition to the wages, there were the two pieces of cloth that Su Hua had sent: one was fine cotton cloth, and the other was cloud satin.

In addition, ten taels of silver is enough for one person to use, and if used sparingly, it can last for many years. By then, Chunhua will have grown up, and we can give her some gifts during festivals, so life won't be hard.

But to Qian, these words not only failed to calm her emotions, but also made her even more frightened.

She hurriedly pulled the little girl behind the man over, "Chunhua, hurry, come here and tell Grandma and Daddy that you don't want Daddy and Mommy to divorce, please tell them!"

Chunhua's eyes were still red and swollen. She looked up at the woman's furious face, her hands trembling slightly at her sides.

She had no idea what divorce was.

I don't know why Father and Grandmother both want Mother and Father to divorce.

But she didn't dare ask, afraid that her mother would beat her again if she did.

Seeing that she hadn't said anything for a long time, Madam Qian pinched her arm hard in a hurry, "You should tell Grandma and Father right away, or you'll become a motherless child."

When your father remarries, he will have a stepmother and a stepfather.

You'll never see your mother again, and your life won't be any better..."

The child's flesh was tender and could not withstand being pinched. Chunhua cried out in pain, clutching her arm.

"Enough! Stop scaring Chunhua." Su Erhu's face was gloomy. "I'm not here to discuss this with you today. I've already written the divorce papers. Tomorrow, I'll ask Uncle Chengde to be our witness. From now on, we'll go our separate ways and have nothing to do with each other anymore."

"Su Erhu, you, you are too cruel..." Madam Qian was so angry at the man's indifferent attitude that her chest heaved, and finally, she closed her eyes and fainted.

Su Erhu instinctively reached out to help her, but when he thought of how she used to pretend to faint, his outstretched hand froze in place.

He couldn't be soft-hearted anymore, otherwise how could he face Hua'er?

Seeing that his brother-in-law was not responding at all, Qian Dabao stepped forward to help him up. Just as he was about to speak, he noticed a glaring red mark on the palm of his right hand.

"Moon Maiden, what's wrong? Wake up! Where do you feel unwell? Tell your brother!"

Beside the stove, Su Bai and her daughter-in-law had just finished kneading the dough when they turned around at the sound of something. They saw Qian's eyes were closed, and her light red dress was stained crimson from her hips to her lower back.

He quickly stopped Qian Dabao from shaking, and then said to Su Erhu, who was still in a daze, "Quickly carry her to bed, then drive to Cangwu Town to fetch a doctor."

"Yes, Mother." Su Erhu nodded blankly.

He picked up Qian Shi and ran outside, but halfway there he couldn't help but turn back, "Mother, what's wrong with her? Is it serious?"

After all, they had shared a bed for nearly four years, and even though they were divorced, he didn't want anything to happen to her.

"How would I know? I'm not a doctor." Su Bai waved her hand impatiently. "Go to Cangwu Town right now and fetch a doctor to take a look."

After Su Erhu left, Su Bai called Zhao to boil water together. Fortunately, the family now had a carriage, and it would only take half an hour to go to and from Cangwu Town, so they should be able to make it in time.

If Hua'er were here, we wouldn't even need to call a doctor.

After all that commotion, the sky was already beginning to lighten with the first hint of dawn.

Su Baishi gazed at the water gradually boiling in the pot, her heart still filled with worry. She wondered how Hua'er was doing in the Black Mountain and whether she had run into Jin Han.

Achoo!

Deep within the belly of Daheishan Mountain lies a bandit's den.

Su Hua sneezed again.

"Xiao Hua'er's health is still a bit weak. Here, put this outer robe on for her."

A girl's soft voice rang out. Su Hua lowered her head and saw that a purple outer garment had been placed on her shoulders. The soft and smooth silk felt very comfortable to wear.

She didn't actually feel cold. There are two things in this world that cannot be hidden, one of which is coughing.

Su Hua smiled and said, "Thank you, Azheng."

"No need to thank me." The girl leaned back on the soft couch, turning her head uncomfortably. "I was just worried that your cough would attract bandits, not that I was concerned about you."

Su Hua put on her outer robe, smiled and nodded, "Yes, what A-Zheng said is right, A-Zheng wasn't concerned."

The girl is carefree yet retains the quirks unique to her age.

It unconsciously brings a sense of joy.

She glanced at the empty wine jugs the girl had dropped at her feet and said softly, "If this bandit's den is gone, what are your plans?"

A-Zheng was slightly taken aback. "I've never thought about that. Anyway, I don't have a home anymore, so it doesn't matter where I go."

Having said that, she raised an eyebrow and looked at Su Hua, her spirited little face showing obvious mischievousness, "What do you mean this bandit's den is gone? What are you planning to do now?"