I became the villain's deceased wife

When Liu got up today, Song Tian and Xie Yunzhe had already left.

She touched her dizzy head, and felt an unbearable itching in her chest. She coughed violently, waking up Hao'er who was still in a coma:

"Mom, are you okay?"

"Ahem...no...ahem...it's okay!"

Haoer frowned when he heard her coughing so hard that she had almost no chance to breathe.

He propped himself up and sat up, patting Liu on the back.

"Don't move, mom. Hao'er will go get you some water."

He covered the wound with one hand and got out of bed carefully.

"Hao'er... cough cough... be careful not to tear the wound..."

Liu leaned against the windowsill, coughing until she was exhausted.

Regardless of what she said, Haoer walked to the table with the things he had, poured a bowl of water for his mother, and then carefully brought it to the bedside and to Liu's mouth.

Liu wanted to say something, but the violent coughing and wheezing made her unable to utter anything.

After drinking a few sips of water from Haoer's hand, he felt a little better.

Looking at her six-year-old son, Liu felt a pang of bitterness in her heart. She reached out and touched Hao'er's head, panting weakly and saying:

"Today is the day for you to change the dressing. Come on, I will carry you to the clinic."

Haoer shook his head firmly:

"Mom, you should take a rest first. I was injured in the afternoon, so I should go to change the dressing in the afternoon."

My brother and sister-in-law should be back in the afternoon, so let them accompany him then to save mom from the trouble.

Liu thought that what he said made some sense.

And she was indeed feeling unwell today. She had just coughed for a while and now she was dizzy and her vision was blurry. If she carried Hao'er on her back, she might even fall.

"In that case, Mom will sleep for a while longer."

She touched Hao'er's little face.

"Your sister-in-law should have made some corn porridge. If you are hungry, just help yourself to some."

It's all my fault for being so useless. I only knew how to read and keep accounts at home. I have never done any kitchen work. Now I can't even cook porridge properly.

Haoer thought about the watery corn porridge. Even though his sister-in-law cooked it well, he was a little tired of eating it after several days.

"I understand. Just sleep peacefully, Mom. I can take care of myself."

Liu was so moved that she wanted to cry.

Her sons are all sensible and obedient children, but they have to suffer hardships by following her.

It would be great if the master were still alive!

"Okay, then mother will sleep."

She was afraid that if she really shed tears she would make Hao'er sad, so she quickly lay down with her back turned and wiped the corners of her eyes with a torn quilt.

Haoer covered his wound, carefully went back to put the bowl away, and sat beside the bed to accompany him.

After sleeping for more than an hour, Liu finally felt better.

Not knowing when Song Tian and the other two would be able to come back, she still insisted on taking Haoer to change the medicine.

Haoer refused to let her carry him, so he used a wooden stick as a crutch and walked slowly to Jishengtang.

"Isn't this the kid who was pierced in the abdomen by a tree branch that day? It seems he has recovered well!"

When Shopkeeper Liu saw the little guy coming here on his own with a cane, he was surprised and went forward to support him.

When he saw that Liu followed him, she was thin and pale, and he was surprised again:

"Madam, you are suffering from a deficiency of both Qi and blood, and from exhaustion. If you don't treat it, your internal organs may be affected and you may never be able to recover!"

Although the world is difficult, it is rare to see people as weak and exhausted as Liu.

Liu didn't care what he said. She just waved her hand casually, pointed at Hao'er, and said:

"Doctor, I am only here to change the dressing for my son today. Just take care of his recovery and don't worry about me."

She knew her own body well. She didn't know how much the treatment would cost, and she couldn't let it burden the children any longer.

Although Manager Liu felt reluctant, he had no choice.

He lowered his head to check Hao'er's wound, but suddenly raised his head and looked at Liu:

"What did Madam just say? Is this your youngest son?"

Liu was a little puzzled, but still nodded:

"Yes, this is my youngest son, his full name is Xie Yunhao."

Shopkeeper Liu pursed his lips.

Three days ago, Song Tian cried with red eyes, "If he really died like this, how could we face our parents in the underworld..." That pitiful and sad look is still vivid in my mind, but how come this kid has a mother?

"What about the man and woman who sent him to see the wounded?"

Liu found a stool and sat down, and answered tiredly:

"The man is my eldest son, and the woman is my daughter-in-law."

Shopkeeper Liu burst out laughing.

As expected, the little girl didn't say a single word that was honest, and she cried so sincerely, that he really thought they were a brother and sister who had lost their father at a young age.

"Madam, please wait a moment. I will check the young master's wound first."

"Oh, I heard that changing the medicine would cost one or two taels of silver, so I brought it."

Liu quickly took out money from her purse.

Shopkeeper Liu was not polite. He counted the money and found that there was not a penny missing, so he asked the clerk to put it in the cash box.

"Recovering well."

He untied Hao'er's gauze and said.

As he said this, he took out some medicine and applied it to Haoer's wound, then bandaged it again.

"Mom, you just came to change the medicine?"

While I was busy, I heard Song Tian's cheerful voice.

After shopping, she and Xie Yunzhe were walking back. When they passed by Jishengtang, they saw a thin lady entering the pharmacy and thought it was Liu.

When I came in, it was indeed her.

When Liu saw them, her face lit up with joy.

When it was time to go back, Haoer finally didn’t have to go alone.

But when I saw my eldest son carrying a big basket and a small jar, I was puzzled again:

"Where are you from?"

She hasn't even prepared any gifts for her in-laws, but she's asking them to spend money to buy things for her. How can this be justified?

Song Tian interrupted her with a smile:

"I'll explain this to mom later. Now, eat your buns first!"

As he said this, he stuffed two meat buns wrapped in oil paper into Liu's hands.

Hao'er had already changed the medicine. He couldn't help swallowing his saliva when he smelled the delicious aroma of the meat buns.

But they were still in the clinic and couldn't act on their own. They could only lower their heads and pretend to look at their wounds.

"Come on, Hao'er, you have one too."

Before Hao'er could even say anything, two steaming meat buns appeared in his hand!

Song Tian still had two in his hand. When he saw Liu Zhanggu sending Hao'er out, he almost gave them to him. However, he held back when he saw the man's face.

"Manager Liu, thank you for helping my brother with his illness. Two buns are not a token of respect. I hope you will accept them."

My hand has already been extended, and it would be a bit embarrassing to just pull it back.

Shopkeeper Liu sneered:

"Oh, I don't deserve it. I'm afraid that eating your buns will be unfair to your parents!"

This girl is quite affectionate, but what she says is hard to trust.

"Haha, Shopkeeper Liu still holds a grudge!"

Song Tian laughed dryly and thought that the old man was really stingy. She was also eager to save people at that time. Besides, she did not lie. In real life, her parents did die in an accident at the construction site when she was very young.

If Manager Liu knew that she called him old man behind his back, he would probably be even more stingy.

"It doesn't matter whether we have a grudge or not, just remember to pay back the money you owe."

Having said this, Shopkeeper Liu did not actually ask for the money. Instead, he turned around and went behind the counter to wipe the table.

Seeing that the woman was so weak, her family must be in great financial difficulty. He had already lent out the six cents, so there was no need to rush.

Song Tian looked back at Liu and Xie Yunzhe and said to them:

"My husband, you accompany mother and Hao'er home first. I will pay back the money owed to the shopkeeper and then chase you..."

Shopkeeper Liu paused. She really wanted to pay back the money?