Chapter 43 The General's Wife Goes Crazy and Wants to Die (3)

Sui Shu continued to beat and smash the boy, cursing, "Damn it, you're the most wicked and treacherous man, Duan Jing, you're such a heartless scum! Even a tiger won't eat its own cubs, and yet you let your mistress beat up your eldest son? You're worse than an animal!"

After hearing Sui Shu's words, Tan Xin'er screamed in shock: "I'm not a concubine. Duan Lang and I are truly in love. Only those who are not loved are mistresses!"

When Tiezhu heard these illogical words, he immediately complained to Sui Shu: [Host, this Tan Xin'er is a time-traveling girl!]

Sui Shu just chuckled twice and hit harder.

A time-traveling girl? Haha.

Sui Shu flipped the kitchen knife in his hand over and slammed it against Tan Xin'er's body with the back of the knife. "You haven't signed any letters of engagement, let alone a formal marriage. You're worse than a concubine. A maidservant can even meet the mistress, but you're just a shameful concubine! Ugh!"

Tan Xin'er was beaten so hard that she screamed and cried bitterly. The clothes she had just changed were stained red by the torn wounds.

Duan Jing was so distressed that he ignored his mother's pulling and threw himself on Tan Xin'er: "Bai Qing, come to me if you have anything to say. You are jealous and you hurt your husband. I must divorce you!"

Sui Shu kicked Duan Jing away and slammed him hard against the door, smashing it to pieces.

"You little piece of trash, you want to divorce me? I'll see if you have the life to do it!"

Duan Jingke was extremely stubborn: "Everything in the General's Mansion is mine. I can marry whoever I want and marry whoever I want!"

Sui Shu kicked Duan Jing in the stomach and spat at him: "Bah! If you die, everything in the General's Mansion will belong to my son. What belongs to my son is mine. You have no say in the matter!"

Mrs. Duan was supported by her nanny. When she heard Sui Shu's words, she was so angry that she fell backwards, rolled her eyes and fainted.

Duan Jing was so angry at Sui Shu's words that he was shaking, but he couldn't beat Sui Shu at all, so he could only say cruelly: "I'm going to divorce you, you vicious woman, you vicious woman, ah ah ah——"

Sui Shu ignored him and said to the imperial physician who was huddled trembling beside him, "Imperial Physician Zhou, please come with me to see my Bao'er first."

The corners of Doctor Zhou's mouth twitched, his old face was covered with cold sweat. He swallowed his saliva and nodded frantically.

Oh my God, it was widely rumored in the capital that the eldest daughter of the Bai family was a delicate beauty, a pitiful flower, but now he just wanted to cry and tell everyone that the rumors were all lies.

Sui Shu led Doctor Zhou out of the yard and ran into Old Madam Duan.

Sui Shu immediately took out the handkerchief Haitang had prepared for her from her bosom. There was garlic on it. Sui Shu wiped it on her eyes. Her already big and watery eyes immediately turned red, and natural tears fell down in big drops.

Emma, ​​that's hot!

Seeing Sui Shu's pitiful look, Old Lady Duan looked at the imperial physician who was lowering his head behind Sui Shu, and finally did not stop Sui Shu.

After Sui Shu bowed and greeted, he immediately pulled the sleeve of Doctor Zhou and hurried to the yard at full speed.

Mrs. Duan had no choice but to ask someone to call a doctor.

The doctor treated Duan Jing and Tan Xin'er's wounds, took Madam Duan's pulse, and said to Madam Duan, "Madam, General Duan and this young lady only have superficial injuries. They should be healed within two weeks. Madam Duan fainted because of excessive liver fire and anger."

Madam Duan heaved a sigh of relief and glanced at Duan Jing, who was wrapped in bandages, with a look of dismay: "You deserve it."

She didn't even want to talk to this grandson anymore. After all, they were all generals on the battlefield. So what if he had some minor injuries?

Duan Jing felt extremely wronged. He felt pain all over his body, and his internal organs felt like they were twisted together. "Grandma, that vicious woman beat me like this, why are you still standing on Bai Qing's side?"

Sui Shu was very skillful in beating people. He only hurt the souls of the two men and did not cause serious injuries to their bodies. After all, how could physical pain compare to the pain deep in the soul?

Madam Duan was so angry that she almost hit Duan Jing on the head with her cane: "How dare you mention Bai Shi? If you hadn't allowed this vixen to hurt Bao Er, how could Bai Shi suddenly go crazy?

Baoer is injured and has a high fever. If Baoer dies, I will break your legs myself!"

Breaking his legs was impossible. After all, he was her grandson whom she had watched grow up. At most, he would receive two whippings.

After Doctor Zhou took Baoer's pulse, his originally timid expression suddenly became serious. He then prescribed medicine for Baoer before leaving the general's mansion.

After Doctor Zhou left, Sui Shu took out the healing pill from the system space and gave it to Baoer.

Sui Shu directly asked Old Lady Duan for the indentures of those servants who helped Tan Xin'er bully Bao'er and sold them.

Generally, no one would buy these slaves who bully their masters, so they were either sold to mines or to low-class places.

Half a month passed in a flash, and Duan Jing's injuries had recovered, but he still felt pain all over.

If Duan dared to make trouble, Sui Shu would beat him up.

The original owner's wish was to make Duan Jing and Tan Xin'er die a miserable death, so Sui Shu used his magic energy to trigger Duan Jing's old injuries, forcing Duan Jing to give up his military power.

In order to show his benevolence, the emperor conferred the title of first-rank Marquis of Fengyang on Duan Jing, a title that could be inherited for three generations, and also bestowed upon him many treasures.

But no matter what, a marquis without real power is no match for a general with real power, which makes Duan very angry.

Whenever Duan Jing gets angry, he starts looking for death, and then he will be beaten by Sui Shu.

Mrs. Duan went to Sui Shu to make trouble every day, but Sui Shu always ignored her, making Mrs. Duan feel like she was punching cotton.

Mrs. Duan felt increasingly unhappy. She failed to hurt Sui Shu and instead made herself mad.

At first, Old Lady Duan had some opinions about Sui Shu, but with the presence of her great-grandson Baoer, who was sweet-mouthed and sensible, he diverted most of Old Lady Duan's attention.

Gradually, most of the real power in the palace fell into Sui Shu's hands.

Sui Shu didn't want to take care of it, so she ran back to her parents' home and asked for a capable housekeeper to manage the mansion. She only had to be responsible for eating, drinking, and having fun, and occasionally take care of her adopted son.

When Duan Jing found that he had less and less real power, Mrs. Duan came to him crying and complaining.

Upon learning that his mother was bullied, Duan Jing immediately forgot the pain and started to cause trouble for Sui Shu, and naturally got beaten up as a result.

Tan Xin'er has been much more obedient these days, but she is still not having a good time.

The subordinates all act according to the situation. Although Duan Jing is their master, their indentures are in Sui Shu's hands, so they know very well which side they should stand on.

No matter how careful Tan Xin'er was, she still had scars on her body that were difficult to heal.