She had two children and it was difficult to find a job, so she had to beg on the streets.
Although it held up for a while, it was ultimately not enough to provide food.
Those refugees, ruffians, and city thugs always bullied her.
She didn't want to, so she smeared mud on her face, making her look extremely dirty. Her clothes also smelled stinky, making people want to avoid her.
This outfit can barely be considered a form of protection for her and the children.
But with such a slovenly appearance, it was even more difficult to beg from the girls from wealthy families.
Later, Mei Erya was very hungry and went to the pond to pick some water nettle fruit to satisfy her hunger. As a result, she was poisoned.
Later, her husband's family contacted the seller to buy her, and it happened that she had a rash after being poisoned. It was a blessing in disguise. It was a pity that although she tried her best, she failed to keep her eldest daughter.
After this blow, she was filled with anger and resentment, and her emotions fluctuated violently. The illnesses she had suffered from the cold, humiliation, and sitting were all triggered, and she developed a high fever.
Fortunately, she ate the water nettle fruit herself and didn't dare give it to the children. Otherwise, someone would have died by now.
Mei Erya was suffering from a severe fever, feeling drowsy and dizzy, and her vision was blacking out, so she went to Huichun Hall to try her luck.
If I could get some medicine, I would be able to get through this difficult time.
But she never expected that the doctors and waiters at Huichuntang would believe that she was a fickle woman who could sleep with anyone and would humiliate her in such a way.
She was ashamed, angry, tired, hungry, and had a high fever. She fainted from the anger.
Xia Yujiao listened to Mei Erya's calm narration of these things, and felt that Mei Erya was even more pitiful. She looked at Xia Daohua with moist eyes:
"Daohua, my aunt wants to ask you a favor."
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