The Concubine Strikes Back: The Marquis Insists on Me to Be His Wife

"What? Is this true?"

"Rufeng is waiting for me outside the door now. I came back specially to inform Madam."

"How could the Marquis treat me like this? Doesn't he even come to see me? Is he so worried about that little bitch Su Qing?"

"Madam, please don't get angry and make yourself sick. Then shall I go or not?"

"Go and tell them that this lady is having trouble breathing and is distressed. Go quickly."

"Yes!"

"Madame Liu, is the medicine ready?"

"Almost ma'am."

"If you ask the Marquis again, tell him that the medicine is too bitter and I can't drink it."

"Madam... this... this old servant sees that Aunt Su is indeed in poor health today. Madam, why do you have to argue about it?"

"Mammy? Go and invite the Marquis."

"Yes... yes... yes... I will go right away. Madam, please don't be angry."

In the side hospital, the court doctor examined Su Qing and prescribed some medicine.

"How is Aunt Su doing?"

"My Lord, Aunt Su was frightened and overeaten. She will be fine after taking two doses of medicine."

"Shui Lian went with the palace doctor to make medicine."

"Yes."

Jiang Wei Yang saw that Su Qing had fallen asleep, so he tucked in the quilt for her and got up and left.

As soon as I left the side courtyard, I ran into Aunt Liu.

"This old servant has met the Marquis."

"What's the matter, hurry up?"

"Madam is really uncomfortable and refuses to take medicine. I have no choice but to ask the Marquis to punish me."

"Let's go, I'm going to go see how the lady is doing!"

"Yes, Lord Marquis."

Su Wanyu was lying on the bed angry at the moment. When she heard the maid outside say that the Marquis had arrived, she quickly changed her expression.

Jiang Weiyang came in and saw Su Wanyu lying there holding her chest, and asked, "Madam, what happened? Wasn't she fine when she came back just now?"

Su Wanyu opened her eyes only after hearing Jiang Weiyang's words and pretended to stand up, "Husband..."

Before Su Wanyu could say anything, Jiang Weiyang helped her lie down and said, "Madam, if you are not feeling well, there is no need to perform formalities. You and I are husband and wife, and there is no need to be so particular about small matters.

"My husband is right. Yu'er will keep it in mind."

"Madame Liu said you refused to take medicine. Why are you throwing a tantrum like a child?"

"My husband, Yu'er is already feeling bitter, and taking these bitter medicines makes her feel even more bitter." After saying that, she used a handkerchief to wipe away the tears that did not exist in the first place.

"Don't worry about the child. Mother won't blame you. Take your time. It will be fine. Aunt Liu. Bring the medicine. I'll feed my wife. I'll also prepare some candied fruit."

"Yes, yes, I'll bring it right away."

"Thank you for your love, my husband. Yu'er is grateful."

"Madam, Imperial Physician Zhang is here. Can he come in and take your pulse now?" Liuli and Rufeng rode their horses as fast as they could to invite Imperial Physician Zhang.

"Let him in."

"Please come in, Imperial Physician Zhang." Liuli opened the door and made a gesture of invitation.

"Your servant Zhang Zhao pays respect to the Marquis."

"Doctor Zhang, there's no need to be so polite. Please take a look at me. What's wrong with my wife?"

"Please, ma'am, hold out your hand."

Su Wanyu stretched out her hand.

Imperial Physician Zhang brought a silk handkerchief and placed it on Su Wanyu's wrist, then he put his hand over her and began to take her pulse.

"Madam, please tell me where exactly you feel uncomfortable?"

"My chest hurts and I can't breathe."

"How long has this been going on?"

"After returning from the General's Mansion, it will take about an hour."

"Doctor Zhang, is there something wrong with my wife?"

Imperial Physician Zhang took his hand away, put away the handkerchief, and then spoke: "My Lord, don't worry. Madam is overthinking and has a knot in her heart. Old Chen will prescribe a medicine for Madam to calm her down. Madam, please relax and don't think too much."