Planning to marry the third master

Xie Yunxiao's carriage was unusually fast, and Chao Yi drove the carriage back to Jinling City very quickly. We soon found the hospital, and Feng Zhuohua was almost hugged here and there.

Looking at the tall Xie Yunxiao, Feng Zhuohua felt like a child, being pampered.

The doctor saw the wound and said: "The first aid was quite timely and the poison was not spread, but that's lucky. If it was a venomous snake, it wouldn't be so lucky."

Thinking of snakes, Feng Zhuohua shuddered and the hairs all over his body started to rise again.

Xie Yunxiao was beside Feng Zhuohua, stretched out his hand to caress her back, and said, "Doctor, please prescribe medicine."

It was a subtle movement, inadvertently, but Feng Zhuohua felt those two touches on her heart. It's like a feather blowing, creating ripples. He is also careful sometimes.

After the doctor prescribed the medicine, Feng Zhuohua wanted to say that she could leave on her own, but she was picked up. This time, she unconsciously became shy.

After getting on the carriage, Feng Zhuohua said, "I can go back home by myself."

Xie Yunxiao nodded and said no more.

Her legs had been bandaged, Feng Zhuohua put on her shoes and socks, her eyebrows were lowered and she said, "Thank you, Third Master."

Xie Yunxiao wanted to ask, do you regard me as the third uncle or the third master? Looking at Feng Zhuohua, he said nothing and looked outside the curtain.

Of course, the question he wanted to ask was also subconscious, why would he ask such a question.

The carriage stopped at the gate of Xie's Mansion. Feng Zhuohua got out of the car slowly, supported by Shuangxi. Then the carriage left again, and it was time to enter the house through the back door.

The master and servant walked slowly back to their yard.

Luo Linxi had been depressed for a day. When she saw Feng Zhuohua coming back lame, she asked, "What's wrong with your foot?"

Feng Zhuohua said: "Don't mention it, I was bitten by a snake and almost died."

One sentence made Luo Linxi feel a little better. She was so embarrassed that she didn't go out and said, "Where have you been? How could you be bitten by a snake."

Feng Zhuohua said: "Beishan is so tall that I can't climb it. I was left halfway and was bitten by a snake."

"Xin Hui is also serious, she only cares about herself."

Feng Zhuohua said: "It has nothing to do with her, it's my own fault."

Shuangxi said: "Miss Lin Xi, help me keep an eye on the lady. I'll get the stove to cook the medicine."

Luo Linxi supported the person and said, "Go."

It was only when Feng Zhuohua returned to his house that he felt like he was alive.

Yu Yue helped pour hot water.

Not long after, Xie Xinhui came and said, "Cousin, are you okay?"

Feng Zhuohua said: "It's okay. Don't ask me to go hiking again in the future. I really can't afford to lose weight."

Xie Xinhui said: "There won't be a next time. He won't be in Jinling this year."

"Oh." That's best.

After seeing Feng Zhuohua, Xie Xinhui went back, and of course she told what happened along the way. Of course I didn’t miss the most important thing, the cousins’ dowry.

Luo Mingshuang frowned and asked, "Did he say that?"

Xie Xinhui nodded and said: "His father also told her mother this before they got married, so he brought many of his family members with him when he got married."

Luo Mingshuang didn't know for a moment whether this was a good marriage or a bad marriage. It was true that in terms of family background, the two families were just right, so there was nothing more suitable.

But everyone in her room went there together, it was too cheap for that kid. Said: "Let me think about it."

Xie Xinhui said: "If mother has anything in mind, Lin Xi and Zhuo Hua can help me."

Luo Mingshuang poked Xie Xinhui and said, "You know what your mother did for your brothers and sisters. Some things are not just what you want."

"What did mother do?" Xie Xinhui wondered. Then she thought that the aunt her father had taken away was infertile, and she was so shocked that she didn't know what to say.

After all, her life was too simple, and suddenly she felt that it was not easy for her mother either. Hou said weakly: "Daughters all obey their mothers."