Fu Junshi looked delighted.

The hands behind his back clenched tightly.

Xiao Qingyin accidentally witnessed this scene and became suspicious: General Fu doesn't seem particularly happy.

But these days he has shown great concern for his wife and is eager for her to get better.

Why did you become nervous upon hearing the news that your wife was about to be cured?

Madam Fu was completely unaware of what was happening, immersed in the joy of her hopeful recovery.

Xiao Qingyin put away the silver needles, wrote a new prescription, gave the doctor's instructions, and then Fu Junshi took his wife and left.

Yi Wu had already left when she went for her follow-up appointment.

Yun Zhao and Yun Shu were going back to Baibaozhai to mind the shop, so only Xiao Qingyin and Ji Yunhua accompanied Han Shi back by carriage.

On the way, Xiao Qingyin noticed that Madam Han seemed preoccupied and couldn't help but ask, "Grandmother, what's wrong?"

Han hesitated.

I don't know whether I should voice my suspicions.

Qingyin has been motherless since she was a child. If you tell her that Madam Fu might be her mother, it will make her yearn for that.

In the end, it turned out that it was all a coincidence.

The great joy followed by the great loss can cause great harm.

Let's wait until she figures things out before we talk about it.

"It's nothing, just some memories from the past."

Han laughed.

Since she didn't want to talk about it, Xiao Qingyin didn't delve into it. She chatted with Ji Yunhua about some interesting things, making Han Shi laugh.

After returning to the Yun residence, she retrieved the dowry list, took Ji Yunhua with her, rented a carriage with over ten taels of silver, and set off in a grand procession to the Xiao residence.

...

Xiao Shengyuan had just taken the old lady back to her residence and had a doctor examine her.

Before I could even eat lunch, the housekeeper came running over, breathless.

"Master, something terrible has happened!"