Farmhouse life after traveling back to ancient times

"Master Wan was fine except for some minor injuries, but the woman was stabbed in the vital parts by the thieves. By the time she was sent to the hospital, she had already died and could not be saved."

Just by listening to Manager Yuan's account, one can feel that the situation must have been extremely dangerous at that time.

"It was a worthy death for her." Du Wenxiu sighed after a long time.

Yue Niang and the others were silent.

This is the result that everyone is happy with.

Don't say that people's hearts are evil. People like Lu who often do things that only harm others and do not benefit themselves must have a distorted mentality that is different from that of ordinary people.

You think she is pitiful, but she thinks you are hateful.

Keeping such a person around is like placing burning gunpowder next to your bed, and you never know when it will harm you.

If you report her to the police, and they fail to catch her doing anything wrong, they will rush her to the government, where she will be beaten with a stick before she is released.

Officials are busy with their work, how can they have the time to deal with such trivial matters every day?

Thinking about Xiaohu taking her away, she was afraid that it would cause a lot of trouble for Yulan.

However, her biological parents can only sever ties with her when she dies.

So, she really died.

In order to protect her child from harm, she did what only a true mother could do.

For a moment, Du Wenxiu didn't know how to evaluate this person.

Maybe, she loves children, loves Xiaohu?

Perhaps, this is the only remaining conscience in her selfish heart?

Who knows?

She finally died.

Let future generations decide what is right and wrong.

At this moment, Du Wenxiu felt relaxed and clear-headed.

After sighing with Manager Yuan, seeing that she had no intention of blaming him, Manager Yuan put his heart at ease.

After sitting for a while and chatting for a while, they said goodbye and left.

"It seems that this time, she still acts like a mother." Yue Niang sighed and said sadly.

Du Wenxiu smiled slightly but did not answer.

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In the middle of the night, the door outside the yard was slammed loudly, waking up the sleeping people.

A Luo came out with his clothes on, rubbing his eyes, and asked loudly in an unpleasant tone who was outside.

"Open the door quickly, the young mistress is about to give birth and she said it's a difficult labor. She asked me to find someone." The person outside shouted.

"Why are you asking someone to come to my place? I don't have a midwife at home." A Luo became more and more angry.

I just woke up and haven't recovered yet.

"I am from the Fan family. Madam asked me to come here to inform my aunt. I will go find a midwife right now."

"Oh!" Luo finally reacted. He was so scared that his hair stood on end. He hurried forward to open the door.

The lights in the main room were also turned on, and then Yue Niang helped Du Wenxiu out.

"Be careful with your feet, you may not fall." Yue Niang nagged her.

Du Wenxiu's face turned pale. He stepped forward and pulled the person who came to report the news and asked hurriedly, "Why is the birth difficult? Why is it difficult to give birth?"

The man looked distressed and replied, "I don't know the answer. Aunt, please ask someone to ask the maid in the inner courtyard. I have to go find a midwife quickly."

Having said that, he took a step forward and was about to leave.

Du Wenxiu grabbed his arm tightly and turned around to look around.

Du Wenchan said as she buttoned her shirt, "I'll go with her to find Madam Cheng. Don't worry, Sister Qiao'er will be fine."

Hearing her calm tone and orderly behavior, Du Wenxiu stopped panicking and told her to go quickly.

Du Wenchan nodded, took the lit lantern from A Luo's hand, and led the Fan family servants towards the workshop.

She woke up Madam Cheng and heard that it was a difficult delivery. She hurriedly packed her things and went over. She looked at her daughter who was sleeping on the bed with some worry, afraid that she would not be able to find her when she woke up.

"Go quickly. My aunt doesn't seem to be in good condition. I'll take care of the child for you. I'll take him back to my aunt in the morning. You don't have to worry."

Du Wenchan knew what she was worried about and hurried to comfort her.

Madam Cheng nodded at her, and without any hesitation, she carried the medicine box and followed the servants of the Fan family.

From afar, I watched as the servant of the Fan family took Madam Cheng's medicine box and the two of them disappeared into the night.

Du Wenchan then closed the door, sat beside the bed and accompanied the little girl, staying awake all night.

Fan family, outside the delivery room.

Mrs. Fan was so anxious that she was about to cry.

The Fan family was in chaos at the moment. It turned out that the midwife who had been arranged to come had been injured a few days ago and could not come.

Mrs. Fan cried in the yard and cursed the midwife for harming people. She was afraid that the Fan family would take back the deposit they had paid in advance, so she lied when she went to ask about it, saying that the midwife would be available at any time.

Now that I've gone there, I realize that his foot is so injured that he needs a carriage to be brought over.

How could Mrs. Fan dare to put her daughter-in-law's life in the hands of such a midwife? She hurriedly asked the old servant in her house to go to the east of the city to invite another famous midwife.

Fearing that there might be something going on there, she sent her son to invite a midwife from the west of the city. If the family didn't really need someone, she would have looked for one herself.

Qiao'er was silent in the delivery room at this moment. Mrs. Fan was worried and ran in to check again. Madam Li, the accompanying roommate, asked the maid to boil some hot water while she wiped Qiao'er's sweat off her face.

Mrs. Fan looked at the weak Qiao'er with a face full of heartache. Suddenly, Qiao'er frowned again and cried out in unbearable pain.

Mrs. Fan snatched the towel from Mother Li's hand and asked her to cut her treasured ginseng into slices and give it to the young mistress to hold in her mouth. She also told her to go to the kitchen and ask the maid to cook a pot of porridge.

Qiao'er was in great pain. She held on to the sides of the delivery bed with her hands, her face was pale, and beads of sweat the size of beans had wet her hair into clumps.

The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law get along very harmoniously in daily life. Mrs. Fan, who only gave birth to one son, often says that she treats Qiao'er as her own daughter.

Seeing her daughter-in-law in pain, Mrs. Fan felt so distressed.

She scolded the maid for being clumsy and her son for going to see a midwife for being unreliable.

When Cheng Suying arrived, the Cheng family servant handed the medicine box to the old woman in the inner courtyard and then left.

Cheng Suying entered the inner courtyard and without waiting for anyone to greet her, she took the medicine box from the old woman and went straight into the delivery room.

When Mrs. Fan saw her, she hurriedly asked which midwife's daughter-in-law she was.

"Madam, I am the female doctor appointed by Madam Du, and I can also be a midwife. Madam Du asked me to come and see how the aunt is doing."

Mrs. Fan was already somewhat at a loss at this time. When she heard that it was Du Wenxiu who sent her, she quickly moved aside.

Cheng Suying went over to check on Qiao'er's condition and saw that she just didn't know how to exert force, and now she was exhausted.

But he still had a ginseng slice in his mouth, so it was no problem. He turned back and said to Mrs. Fan:

"Madam, the young mistress is fine. Please trust me and don't let anyone else in. I will definitely keep the young mistress and her child safe."

Seeing that she seemed very confident, Mrs. Fan felt relieved.

"Please don't be stingy with your efforts, my wife will give birth smoothly, and I will definitely reward you generously."

Cheng Suying smiled slightly, nodded in agreement, and told her to guard the door and not let in midwives from other families.

"To avoid too many people and too many hands, which may cause delays and be a disadvantage."

So she said.

Mrs. Fan agreed to all of them.

But Mrs. Fan didn't know that most of the midwives in the city knew Cheng Suying.

She was thinking that if someone came in and saw it was her, they would have to argue for a long time, and she was afraid that the host would worry, so it would be better to keep things quiet from the beginning.