Chang’an Peasant Girl

"Alas," Su Xin sighed guiltily, "It turns out that mother is the one who really cares about Mingye's health, but it was me who harmed my husband-in-law."

Tao Mingye quickly cooperated and comforted: "Xin'er, what are you talking about? Mother naturally cares about me, but you are not bad either. You have always cared about me. You didn't know this at the time and thought I didn't care about you." It’s okay to take those restorative medicines, I really don’t blame you.”

Ms. Cao sneered in her heart and pretended to comfort her face: "Your Highness, the Princess, is serious. Everyone can see how Her Royal Highness treats Ye'er. Even if you hurt her, it was unintentional. I really don't blame Her Highness."

Su Xin then took advantage of the situation and no longer felt guilty or self-blame. Instead, she asked Imperial Physician Jiang, "I'd like to thank Imperial Physician Jiang for prescribing some medicine for the consort to nurse her back to health."

"Don't dare, don't dare." Dr. Jiang said in fear, then stood up, walked to the table, and followed Su Yixing's instructions and prescribed a quite ordinary prescription for recuperating the body.

Once the prescription was filled, Dr. Jiang presented it to Su Xin, the princess, with respectful hands, and said: "Prepare the medicine according to this prescription and just take it once a day."

Su Xin took the prescription and looked at it before handing it to Mrs. Cao, "Mom, look at it, is it any different from the medicine that doctors prescribed to Mingye to take to heal her body?"

Mrs. Cao looked at the prescription carefully and then smiled and said: "It's exactly the same, there is no difference at all."

Su Xin immediately felt guilty and blamed herself, "I was really wrong. I did bad things with good intentions. From now on, I will have to rely on my mother to make Mingye take medicine and other things. I don't care, I'm afraid that my good intentions will harm Mingye." night."

"Ah?" Ms. Cao was stunned for a moment and couldn't react. She just said it, so why did the responsibility for this medicine fall on her? Why does she feel so strange?

"Isn't mother willing?" Su Xin asked her immediately.

Ms. Cao immediately smiled and said, "Why wouldn't you want to? Mom, like everyone else, is looking forward to Mingye's well-being. As long as Princess Wire doesn't mind my nagging and annoying people, from now on, the matter of boiling medicine and persuading Ye'er to take medicine will be fine. It’s all on me.”

Although she thought it was strange, Su Xin was the princess now and she couldn't afford to offend her. People had already made it clear that this matter would fall on her, so even if she wanted to refuse, she couldn't.

Su Xin immediately smiled happily: "Thank you, mother." Then she said to Hongye: "Hongye, go and get a pair of five phoenix hairpins given by the queen's parents. Mother will definitely look good wearing them."

"Yes, Your Highness Princess." Hongye hurried to get it.

Seeing that Su Xin actually gave her such a good thing, Mrs. Cao became even more worried. She didn't feel confident at all, but she still quickly thanked her: "Thank you, Princess, for the reward."

Su Xin said: "Mom, don't be so polite, it's all right. Just give this prescription to Mom. From now on, Mom, you can have someone prepare the medicine according to this prescription, and then boil the medicine and bring it to Mingye to drink as before."

Tao Mingye smiled and said, "I've got a mother-in-law."

Mrs. Cao smiled respectfully and took the prescription.

At this time, Su Xin looked at Tao Minghai and Wan Banyan, pretending to be surprised and said: "Third brother and third sister-in-law, why are you still kneeling, get up, get up."

Cao immediately gritted his teeth. It was obvious that she deliberately made her son and daughter-in-law kneel there, and she was still pretending!

Tao Minghai and Wan Banyan both knelt down and their knees hurt like crazy. When they heard Su Xin scream, they got up quickly while their teeth itched with anger.

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