CapĂtulo 1962: Chapter 1121
What was Madam Huang thinking? No matter how sinister her schemes were, her people couldnât get in.
She couldnât meet Madam Luo in person.
No matter how malicious her thoughts were, they couldnât be realized.
Now, in the Luo Family, the guards had been instructed not to accept gifts from Madam Huang or her people, and they were not allowed to enter.
No matter who it is, they couldnât meet them. It has already been instructed that if someone privately goes to see Madam Huang and her peopleâŠ
Then donât blame the Family Head for being rude.
This matter has already been instructed by the Family Head, and other masters of the house were also aware, not to meet with Madam Huang, nor with her family members.
Living in the same city, unless you never go out, how can you not meet?
They couldnât accept their gifts.
Madam Huang could only leave and think of other ways.
While sitting in the carriage, Madam Huang felt uncomfortable again. Her physical discomfort made her even more eager to resolve matters quickly.
She couldnât arrange a meeting with Madam Luo herself.
It seems that their family had already anticipated her moves.
She didnât know what slipped out, it must have been someone around Madam Luo or her family who noticed something, refusing to let her see Madam Luo and protecting her.
Madam Huang felt hatred in her heart, yet she did not regret marrying her husband.
She only felt hate, that before she married her husband, she couldnât destroy Madam Luo. Learning that the child in Madam Luoâs womb was a blessing, of course she couldnât let her go.
Madam Huang clenched the handkerchief in her hand.
Her anger caused her stomach to cramp with pain.
Enduring the pain, she quietly spoke to the maid beside her.
âGo to the medical center.â
âMadam, Madam, whatâs wrong with you?â
The maid asked anxiously, seeing Madam Huang truly in pain. She felt a little afraid inside, knowing that if Madamâs child had mishaps, she wouldnât fare well either.
Although she wanted to marry Guye, becoming his concubine, she didnât wish for Madam to have any accidents. After all, witnessing their scheming was beneficial to her future.
If Guye achieved official rank, his status would rise, and she, as his concubine, would certainly have a better life. At least she wouldnât need to do any menial chores at home.
When she was a senior maid for the lady, she never had to do any trivial or menial tasks.
Now, itâs different. In Guyeâs ordinary family, she not only had to help cook but also wash clothes and look after the lady.
The daily labor left her hands rough and dry. If it werenât for the scheming, she certainly wished that Madam Huang would lose the child, allowing her, as a concubine, to have her own child and stand firm.
But, of course, she couldnât reveal such thoughts, as Madam Huangâs senior maid, she knew the ladyâs malicious heart.
But she wasnât a good person either, otherwise, she wouldnât have followed Madam Huang to marry.
âGo to the medical center.â
The coachman in front heard the voice. Madam Huangâs previous words had been drowned out by the sound of the mule carriage, but the maidâs voice was louder, so the coachman heard it and loudly responded.
Madam Huang felt the pain in her stomach and felt her pants were wet again, this time there was bleeding.
She was very anxious, very anxious.
Afraid that this trip would cause her to lose the child.
Clearly, it had already been over four months. Previously, everything was fine, but after that one trip up the mountain, her health had started deteriorating.
Madam Huang suspected it might be related to Madam Luo and her child.
She also knew that her own childâs Five Elements were lacking. If she didnât quickly switch the Qi of the two fetuses,
her child would be born deficient in the Five Elements.
Not yet born, the body was already starting to weaken, even her own body was starting to weaken.
If after the child is born the luck of the two people were to be switched, the Taoist had said it would be more difficult, and those things would become even harder.
It would be quite challenging.
Spending more money.
The mule carriage arrived at the medical centerâs entrance, Madam Huang couldnât even get out of the carriage, she could only let the maid go into the center to find the old doctor.
The maid hurriedly ran into the medical center; it was one of the larger centers, known for having a famous old doctor, which is why they went a bit further.
In no time, she came out with an old doctor.
The patient was a woman in the carriage, and the old doctor couldnât reach his hand in nor could he have her extend hers for a pulse check.
He had to use an ancient method to check the noblewomanâs pulse.
However, the patient was in the carriage and he was outside, making the ancient method somewhat challenging; if the line moved, it would be inaccurate.
The pulse checking process took the old doctor a bit more time using the ancient method.
By then, Madam Huang had already fainted inside the carriage. The maid was anxious but couldnât disturb the old doctor.
She served Madam Huang in the carriage, wiping her face and pressing the philtrum point.
Madam Huang had fainted, large beads of sweat dripping from her forehead.
Fortunately, the doctor outside had finished checking the pulse and took fetus-stabilizing pills from his medical kit, asking the maid to administer them to Madam Huang.
The maid didnât hesitate and immediately gave the medication to Madam Huang.
The pills were indeed fetus-stabilizing pills.
These were pills administered in emergencies to quickly stabilize a pregnancy. If one used herbs to brew a medicine, the effect and speed couldnât keep up. In emergencies, any delay could cost the baby.
As the maid administered the medicine to Madam Huang, the old doctor went back inside the medical center to write a prescription, asking the apothecary to hand it to the maid.
The maid dared not move, handing the prescription and money to the coachman, who was also brought over for Madam Huang.
The coachman took the money and went into the pharmacy to pay the consultation fee and buy herbs.
When the coachman came out carrying a large bag of herbs, Madam Huangâs condition had improved slightly. Her face, previously pale, was now sweating from pain.