I'm bound to the divine medicine system

Chapter 677
Hu had no choice but to give up on him, thinking about how to get this kid away when he got home.

The son never drank alcohol, but today he was drunk, and he was still talking about Miss Mu.How could she let go of such a good opportunity to bring Mu Qingyi into her son's room, regardless of whether she was busy or not, alone and widowed, rooming together late at night, plus she was engaged to be married before, this matter will be spread to the outside world But if a girl is still shameless, if she mentions marriage again, is she afraid that nothing will happen?

Hu's heart was full of small calculations, Qingwen's heart was also suspicious, and Mu Qingyi didn't believe her even a word, and the three of them went out after thinking about it.

Qingwen glanced at Hu's carriageway: "You lead the way ahead, my sister and I ride in our own carriage, so we won't bother you to see us off when we come back."

Before Mrs. Hu could speak, Feng Er drove the carriage over.Seeing the imposing carriage and the imposing driver, Mrs. Hu immediately fell silent.

The two carriages headed for the west city where the Gu family was located.

The Gu family lived in Sanli Hutong, the westernmost part of the West City, a small house in an alley, and there was no way for a carriage to get in. They had to get off at the entrance of the alley and walk in.

Don't look at this old and small house, it cost more than half of the gold and silver they brought from Siyang Mansion to buy it.No matter what, it can be considered that he has established a foothold in Kyoto and has his own house.I heard that there are quite a few editors in the Hanlin Academy who don't even have a house, and have been renting a house to live in, which is not as good as them.

If she hadn't seen the big house of the Mu family today, she might still want to say a few words in front of the siblings. After all, having her own house in the capital city is something worth talking about.

However, now she has lost that thought. Compared with other people's house, her house is like a dog's kennel.

Hu led the siblings in, and Feng Er followed after parking the carriage.

When Mrs. Hu slammed the door of Mu's house, the young master got up immediately, listened to what Mrs. Hu said secretly, and saw Qingwen coming out, so he knew that this trip was inevitable, so he asked him to quickly set up the car, and told him to follow behind. The siblings are closely guarded.

Feng Er understood that he said it was personal protection, but he actually wanted him to see what the Hu family was up to when he called him home in the middle of the night.

In front of Qingze's house, Hu said to Qingwen and Feng Er: "You two don't go in, drink some tea outside first, let Miss Mu show Qingze first."

How could Qingwen agree, it was the middle of the night, and the purpose of following him was to prevent his sister and nephew from being alone.

"Don't worry, Auntie. I often accompany my sister to see the doctor. If I can help, I won't make trouble." He smiled, without the slightest intention of compromising.

Mu Qingyi was too lazy to talk nonsense with Hu Shi, so she directly pushed the door open and called Qingwen who was carrying a medicine box to come in.

The room was lit with an oil lamp, and the light was dim. You could see someone lying on the bed with gauze curtains hanging down, and you could hear the person in the bed breathing heavily, and you could smell the faint smell of alcohol in the room.

Mu Qingyi raised her eyebrows, glanced sideways at Hu Shi who was obviously guilty, and sneered in her heart.

She strode to the bed, lifted the gauze curtain, and indeed saw Gu Qingze who was blushing and drowsy.

Not drugged, not sick, just—drunk.

Mrs. Hu hurried over, and said to Mu Qingyi: "Qingze doesn't know what happened, but he suddenly became like this, even if he shouted, he couldn't believe it, his body was very hot."

Mu Qingyi cast a sideways glance at Hu Shi, and said with a half-smile, "You really don't know what's wrong with him?"

(End of this chapter)