After entering the book, I emptied the warehouse of my foster mother's house to farm

After Qin returned to Xie's house and asked her son questions, she wanted to slap him twice.

Breaking off the engagement is such a good thing, just agree to it quickly and it's all over, why do you act like a scoundrel?

Now that he was being kicked so hard that he was in great danger, he dared not even tell anyone about matters concerning his dignity. He was at a disadvantage both inside and outside.

"It's good to cancel the marriage with the Jiang family. Mother can also put an end to a worry. Take good care of yourself and I will help you find someone else. There are several girls with good character, learning, talent and appearance. I will compare more..."

Qin Shi was relieved that the Jiang family, a poor relative, was gone. Even though her son was still lying down, she had already begun to recall the girls of marriageable age that she had seen in Yuzhou Prefecture.

Xie Shian was also wronged. He just wanted to comfort Jiang Hao by reaching out his hand. He really had no other dirty thoughts at that time. But after Jiang Hao misinterpreted his meaning, he was kicked in the crotch. No matter how he explained, no one would believe him.

Did Jiang Hao really misinterpret it, or was he angry with himself and maliciously wanted to make him childless?

Also, if Jiang Hao breaks off the engagement, what will happen to Xiu'er? Will Uncle Jiang still agree to let Xiu'er be his concubine?

When Xie Shi'an thought about how Jiang Hao didn't take him seriously and actually broke off the engagement, he immediately became angry and furious. Why did she, the legitimate daughter of a seventh-rank official, look down on him?

The more he thought about it, the more Xie Shian competed with Jiang Hao.

Humph, if you don’t want to be a wife of my Xie family, there are plenty of girls who are willing to marry into my family.

Xiu Er...

Xie Shian's mind flashed with Li Xiuer's face, her pretty and graceful figure, and he suddenly became a little angry.

"Ouch……"

However, the excitement did not last long before he cried out in pain.

……

The lights in the Jiang Mansion were brightly on. Jiang Huaiqing, who was sleeping in Aunt Ru's bed, entered Song's yard in the middle of the night in anger.

Li Xiuer was still unconscious and had just developed a high fever. Song was helpless and in tears, so Mother Bian took the initiative to go to Aunt Ru's courtyard to invite Jiang Huaiqing.

The chaos in the backyard over the past two days made Jiang Huaiqing very upset, but after all, she was his own daughter, and he was not so heartless as to turn a blind eye.

Hey!

What a sin this is!

Doctor Qi came out of the inner room with a sigh. Seeing Jiang Huaiqing coming, he quickly saluted: "Sir."

"Is the fever gone?"

Jiang Huaiqing stood up quickly.

Song also forced herself to look at Doctor Qi.

Doctor Qi shook his head when he heard this. "I am incompetent. Please forgive me, sir. If Miss Li's fever doesn't subside before dawn, prepare for her funeral as soon as possible. I'll go get the prescription first."

After saying this, he walked out while shaking his head.

Jiang Huaiqing staggered back to his chair, his mind blank. A moment later, Song's grief-stricken cries rang in his ears...

"Someone, someone, go, go and ask Doctor Qu from Shanyitang..."

After Jiang Huaiqing came back to his senses, he quickly shouted to his servants to call another doctor.

Doctor Qi in the next room was stunned by what he was doing when he heard this, but he quickly focused on the half-written prescription.

No one in the Song family courtyard slept all night, and Jiang Huaiqing also managed to make it to the yamen.

After a good night's sleep, Jiang Hao woke up refreshed and met Jiang Huaiqing, who was in a depressed mood, on his way to the kitchen.

Jiang Huaiqing looked at Jiang Hao, who had caused chaos at home in the past two days, with a complicated expression.

He was about to say something when he saw Song rushing towards him like a madman, shouting incoherently: "Master, it's gone, it's all gone..."