The concubine was reborn, and the cold prince was made red in the face

Jiang nodded and let Zuo Zixi and Zuo Xiangning help her to the wing one by one.

Zuo Xiangyu followed them from a distance.

When they arrived at the door of the wing, they didn't even go in and were blocked by Mrs. Wang.

"Mother Wang, what do you want to do?" Zuo Zixi asked coldly.

"It is a serious crime for a slave to bully his master." Zuo Xiangning said lightly.

Jiang looked at the son and daughter beside her who stood up for her, and raised the corners of her mouth slightly without saying a word.

The old lady Zuo turned her head sharply and said sternly: "Let them come in! Shiqi! Tell them loudly what the situation is like!"

Zuo Xiangning said in a moderate voice: "Cousin Shiqi is really versatile. Not only is he good at writing articles, he is also proficient in medical skills. If my cousin is lucky enough to meet the emperor, he will surely rise to prominence and have a prosperous official career!"

Zuo Zixi looked at Zuo Xiangning strangely, what happened to his fourth sister today?

And Zuo Ziteng was also shocked.

In his eyes, Zuo Xiangning was just a gentle and well-behaved little rabbit. When did she become so sharp-tongued and aggressive?

Zuo Shiqi looked at Zuo Xiangning, smiled slightly, and said, "My cousin praised me, but I only have a superficial understanding of it."

"Since my cousin knows a little bit about it, why don't you find a serious doctor from outside to diagnose and treat your father? My father's body is precious, and we must not underestimate it like this." Zuo Xiangning looked at the old lady Zuo and asked: " Grandma, why don't you ask two more doctors to come and take a look? How about I ask my eldest sister to call in an imperial doctor to take a look?"

The old lady Zuo now only believed in Zuo Shiqi. After listening to Zuo Xiangning's words, she turned around and gave her a hard look, then asked Zuo Shiqi: "Can you still be cured?"

Zuo Shiqi was stunned by Zuo Xiangning and shook his head, "It's difficult."

"Then... what should we do?" Mrs. Zuo thought just now that Zuo Shiqi could cure his son again, but now that she heard what Zuo Shiqi said, she suddenly panicked.

Zuo Shiqi looked at Zuo Xiangning and others, "Let's invite two more doctors to take a look."

Zuo Xiangning looked at Zuo Shiqi calmly, "Then it's better for the second brother to invite the imperial doctor. If you want to invite the imperial doctor, let Pan Xia and Mother Wang go to the Prince Chu's Mansion and let the eldest sister invite him."

"I'll ask the doctor first." Zuo Ziteng said, "If the doctor outside doesn't think it's good, then ask the imperial doctor."

After he finished speaking, he hurried out.

Everyone was waiting in the side room. Zuo Zi took two cups of tea and ran back with two doctors.

The two doctors checked his pulse one after another and walked out shaking their heads.

The old lady Zuo's face became more and more solemn, and she said to Mother Wang: "Go to Prince Chu's Mansion, find Princess Chu, and tell her that her father is seriously ill and ask her to help find an imperial doctor."

Zuo Xiangning didn't mention it again and asked Panxia to go with her, and Mrs. Zuo didn't ask either.

Zuo Zixi and Zuo Ziteng looked at each other, but neither said a word.

In such a strange atmosphere, Mrs. Wang walked out.

Jiang's body swayed twice, Zuo Xiangning hurriedly supported her and asked nervously: "What's wrong with mother?"

"I'm very dizzy. Please help me go back and take some medicine." Jiang said weakly.

"Be careful." Zuo Xiangning hurriedly helped Jiang out.

Zuo Zixi supported Jiang on the other side and followed them out of Shi'antang. Entering the main room of Fanghua Courtyard, Mrs. Jiang sat down, looked at Zuo Zixi and said, "Zixi, you should have noticed that the old lady has a big opinion against me now. As long as something happens to your father, Old ladies will try their best to blame me."

Jiang took Zuo Xiangning's hand and said to Zuo Zixi: "It has also brought trouble to you brothers and sisters, especially your sister, who is also tired of the old lady."

Zuo Zixi frowned, and his heart was filled with overwhelming anger.

During the past few days at home, he had already seen the attitude of the old lady and his father towards Jiang and Zuo Xiangning.

They dared to do this while he was still at home. One can imagine what kind of life Jiang and Zuo Xiangning would have when he was not at home.

I also understand better why the Jiang family sent Zuo Zimo to Cangzhou, and why even if Zuo Zimo returned to the capital, he would rather live in the Jiang family's uncle's house than go back to Zuofu.

Looking at Zuo Zixi's face, Jiang knew what he was thinking. She sighed and said, "You will go to Antang to look at your father later and say that your sister is here to take care of me. Why don't you do it first?" It’s over.”

Zuo Zixi promised: "Mother, have a good rest. If anything happens to father, I will ask someone to come and tell you."

"Your father is seriously ill now. You are the head of the family. If you have some ideas, you should take them. The old lady is old. Don't leave everything to her." Jiang told Zuo Zixi a few words and let her He went to Shi'antang.

Jiang said worriedly to Zixia again: "You should keep an eye on Shiantang. If anything happens, come back and tell me."

After everyone was sent out, Jiang asked Zuo Xiangning to sit with her on the big bed by the window, and whispered: "Every cause must have its effect. If elders want their children to be filial, they must do your best first." If you fail to fulfill your obligations and responsibilities, what qualifications do you have to demand filial piety from your children?"

Zuo Xiangning lowered her eyes and did not dare to look at Jiang.

She felt that Jiang's words had a special meaning, as if he knew what he had done.

"Good boy, whether your father's illness is good or bad is not something we can control, so don't think too much about it," Jiang said, "In my opinion, his illness is not good, and we can all do better." There are a lot of troubles, but we, mother and daughter, know about those bad things in the past, but your brother and sister don’t know anything. Let’s not tell them, so as not to cause more trouble to them.”

Zuo Xiangning listened to Jiang's words for a long time and probably understood what Jiang meant.

She was probably telling herself that if she really did something, never tell her brothers and sisters.

Zuo Xiangning took Jiang's hand and said, "My eldest brother and I are leaving the capital. I hope you will be well."

"Of course I will be fine. I still have to watch you brothers and sisters get married and have children." Jiang Shi patted Zuo Xiangning's hand, "You don't have to worry about me, just take care of yourself."

Zuo Xiangning told Jiang about her arrangements, "I sent two people to the eldest sister, and also prepared two people each for you and the third brother. I plan to stay in the capital for Zhang Rui and his family. You have to look after the other courtyard and the small courtyard, as well as a farm and hundreds of acres of fertile farmland, as well as several shops, for me first."

Zuo Xiangning was afraid that she would die young like in her previous life, so she handed over her family fortune to Jiang.

In fact, Zuo Xiangning wanted to tell Jiang that if something unexpected happened to her, her property would be divided into five parts. Zuo Zixi, Zuo Zimo, Zuo Xiangrong, Jiang, and Hong Ge would each share one share, just like a Think about it.

But she was afraid that Jiang would be worried, so she didn't dare to speak directly.

"Where did you get so many things?" Jiang looked at her in surprise.

"This is a secret." Zuo Xiangning leaned on Jiang's arm, coquettishly.

"Ning'er, promise mother, you must return to the capital." Jiang said sadly: "Your aunt's memorial tablet is in Jingyin Temple. I promised her to take good care of you and take you to see her every year. You You can’t let me break my promise to your aunt.”

This was the first time for Zuo Xiangning to hear that her aunt's memorial tablet was in the Jingyin Temple. She asked hoarsely: "Mom, can I go see my aunt?"