"He has a fever, and it's quite hot. Let's go get a doctor right away. A child's fever is no joke. What if it gets really bad? But..." Seeing that Sister Ye was about to cry, Ye Juan'er didn't dare to say anything more and quickly said, "I'll go get Doctor Gu."
"Forget it, let's go directly to the city to see a doctor!"
Mrs. Ye now has some doubts about Doctor Gu. Thinking of the doctor who had treated Changrui before, she thinks it would be better to just take a carriage and go to the city.
Old Mrs. Ye advised calmly, "Don't be anxious, my eldest daughter-in-law. Look at how heavy the snow is outside.
"It's still raining non-stop. If you go to the city now, if something happens on the way or you get stuck somewhere, you'll be in the middle of nowhere and it will be even more troublesome.
"The child is just cold now, and he was found in time. Let's ask Doctor Gu to come and take a look at his condition first."
Mrs. Ye said, “It’s because the snow is still falling, and the snow behind us will only get deeper, making the road more and more difficult to walk on.
“If Doctor Gu can cure it well, it would be fine. But if he can’t, it will be even more difficult for us to go to the city.
"Qingtian is my only child, and her father is not at home. I can't let anything happen to her!"
There is nothing wrong with what Mrs. Ye said.
For a moment, no one knew what to do.
Ye Lao Si pushed the door open and came in, saying, "Sister-in-law, I heard everything. I've already harnessed the car and will leave now. We will definitely reach the capital before tonight."
"Okay, I'll go pack some things and we'll go now." When Mrs. Ye heard this, she didn't delay any longer.
She put on the clothes she had just taken off for Qingtian and handed the child to Ye Laosi.
Mrs. Ye quickly went back to the house, took out the quilt and pillow that Qingtian usually used, and threw them into the car.
He went back and packed a few sets of clothes for the children, along with the banknotes and some loose silver and copper coins, rolled them up in a bundle and threw them onto the cart.
Then, Sister Ye quickly bent down and got into the carriage, then took the child from Old Fourth Ye's arms. Before she even sat down, she said, "Okay, let's go."
Old Madam Ye couldn't say anything else at this point, so she could only stand at the door and warn, "Old Four, be careful when driving on the road."
"Mom, don't worry!" Ye Laosi said and flicked the whip in his hand. The mule immediately started moving and the mule body soon disappeared in the heavy snow.
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