Jin Suting was completely puzzled. "It seems not."

But after thinking carefully, she realized that Cao Cao was driven out by Lu. She slapped her head and said, "She went to see the lady."

Mother Ming seemed to be lost in thought and remained silent for a while. When Jin Suting was wondering about herself, she suddenly stopped putting away her tools and said, "Don't blame me for being nosy. From now on, those in the young lady's courtyard, especially those who take care of her personally, should be careful when they come into contact with the Madam."

"Why?" Jin Suting asked.

Ming's mother didn't say anything more. Mrs. Lu was a dangerous person, Jin Suting thought, and she wished she would never see her again.

Ming's mother passed by her, glanced over her shoulder, and said hurriedly, "I'll take my leave now."

She walked out of the room and placed a prescription she had just written on the table.

Jin Suting picked up the list and planned to wait until it was a little brighter to go to the kitchen to pick some medicine to boil.

She felt a little tired, but not sleepy. Afraid of waking up halfway through, Jin Suting leaned against the bed with her head against the bedpost.

He looked down at the unconscious Cao Cao, and recalled what Ming's mother had just said, and his heart was filled with doubts.

What exactly did Ming's mother want to express? What did Mrs. Lu do to Cao Cao during the day? The old general hadn't woken up yet. What was Mrs. Lu going to do next? She was powerless to stop him. And what about Shi Ran, who Yu Qinglan mentioned and who she imagined...

What secrets do the major families, the Helan family, the Shi family, the Yu family, and the Tang family, have that are unknown to the world?

She desperately wanted to know everything, trying to find the answer, but the clues were like beads that had broken off the string, bouncing on the ground, unable to catch them. Her thoughts were a tangled mess.

She wanted to recall some things from the past, but she couldn't remember them at all, as if she had never experienced that world.

She clearly still remembered the towering buildings and the rushing vehicles, but she couldn't remember what happened in the past. It seemed that when she thought of Jing Ruizi, she felt less hatred.

The dynasty she lives in now is very chaotic. She cannot predict her own future, nor can she predict what will happen in the future.

The feeling of powerlessness made her like a drowning person, trying desperately to grab onto something but unable to.

It seemed as if she had just realized that without the old general and her father here, she would be nothing.

In the past, she had to rely on the Jin family, and it was difficult for her to escape and become independent. Now she has to rely on the old general. In the past few months, she has no ability to rely on herself. If the old general falls, it will be difficult for her to survive here.

What should she do if the old general really can't wake up?

Jin Suting's mind was in a mess. She kept thinking about what to do in the future and was very anxious.

I didn't sleep a wink the whole night.

As dawn approached, she dozed off for a moment, and when the first rays of light came in, she shuddered.

My heart suddenly started beating very fast, I don’t know if it was because I was panicking or for some other reason.

She looked at Cao Cao who was still lying on the bed, took off the cold towel from her head, and touched her forehead with the back of her hand. "It's okay, the fever is gone."

Caocao's eyelashes trembled, and then she opened her eyes. Seeing Jin Suting still holding her hand, she sat up in shock, feeling the wound on her arm. She took a deep breath and respectfully called out "Miss."

The dark circles under her eyes were noticed by Cao Cao, and she tried to smile.