The passers-by are vicious

"Aunt Wan, this is the tonic sent from the kitchen. It is said that the Marquis ordered it and everyone has it."

The servant brought the bowl of medicine to Su Wanran and was about to go downstairs, but was stopped by Su Wanran: "Where is Aunt Jiang?"

Without waiting for the servant to answer, Su Wanran's personal maid whispered in her ear: "The Marquis specially invited the imperial physician to examine Madam Jiang and left a prescription for tonic. I heard that it can..."

Although Su Wanran was somewhat tempted, she grew up in the Shangshufang and was well aware of the intrigues and deceptions in the mansions.

Now that she has married into the Marquis's Mansion, who knows what conspiracy may be hidden behind this so-called tonic.

Therefore, even though she was somewhat dissatisfied with the fact that Aunt Jiang was favored by the Marquis, she did not dare to take anything casually, let alone medicine.

"Those kinds of things can't be decided by external forces. No matter how much medicine you take, it will be useless if the Marquis doesn't come."

Su Wanran's personal maid didn't think so, and immediately advised: "Because of this, we can't fall behind Yaoguangyuan. She has a concubine and a concubine."

"Besides, she has already won the Marquis' heart. If she gives birth to a child for him, will we still have a place to stand in the future?"

"Don't forget, if the Marquis doesn't care about us, then Madam might not know what else she will do. Don't you feel how we were treated in the Shangshu Mansion?"

When Su Wanran heard this, he sighed and started to ponder it in his heart.

Since they all have it, it can't be that her bowl of medicine has a problem. Maybe she was hoping for a lucky break. She picked up the bowl of medicine on the table, frowned, drank it all, and then wiped the corners of her mouth with a handkerchief: "You are right. Even in the current situation, we can't give up. Otherwise, it would be different from a monk's study."

The servant who brought the medicine lowered his head. Seeing that Su Wanran had already drunk the medicine, he immediately stepped forward, picked up the medicine bowl and prepared to leave.

"etc…."

Su Wanran was just about to ask about the prescription for the tonic, but in the end it would be safer to cook it herself.

I didn't want to feel the pain in my abdomen as if it was being stabbed by a knife, and beads of sweat were oozing out of my forehead.

The whole person fell on the table with no strength, and the teapot on it was swept to the ground and broke into two pieces.

“Someone come…someone come…”

Su Wanran felt her vision go dark, her head was blank and dizzy, and only this sentence remained in her mouth. She wanted to reach out and press her stomach to stay awake, but it was no use. She even had difficulty standing up.

"Go and get a doctor quickly..." Su Wanran shouted while enduring the severe pain.

"Yes, yes, I'll go right away, Auntie..."

The personal maid was frightened when she saw this, and responded in panic and ran out quickly.

After the doctor examined her, he immediately shook his head and sighed: "My aunt drank safflower, the medicine is too strong and it has damaged her health. I'm afraid it will be difficult for her to get pregnant in the future."

Su Wanran's face turned pale, and he sneered bleakly: "As expected."

When her stomach ached, she roughly guessed the means by which the operatives were wielded. Unexpectedly, her cleverness would sometimes backfire.

After thinking about it, it is now obvious who did it.

Su Wanran's lips were pale as she stared at the gauze curtains on the top of the bed. Her fingers tightly grasped the quilt and she spoke weakly, "Mrs. Jiang has the Marquis's favor now, so she doesn't need to deal with me. It's just that she, my good elder sister, must have seen that I am no longer favored by the Marquis and wanted to take the opportunity to get rid of me."

"I will report this to the Marquis right away. I think he will not let the lady off easily because of their past friendship."

When Cui'er, the personal maid, heard this, she immediately became excited and was about to rush out of the yard crying to find Song Qiyuan, but was stopped by Su Wanran who was lying on the bed.

"Don't go. Even if she bears the stigma of a jealous woman, it can't bring me back my future..." Su Wanran said while touching her belly. Thinking of the doctor's words, she felt a little desperate.

At this time, the other maids shouted from outside: "Miss, it's bad. The young master will be sent to the wilderness to serve as an official."

He hurriedly stepped forward and handed the letter to Su Wanran. She opened it and took a closer look. It was indeed a farewell letter sent by her brother.

Su Wanran tightly grasped the letter, with disbelief on his pale face, and said in a bleak voice: "How is it possible? He is in the top three, he is the third place, at least he should stay in Kyoto, how could he be sent out, not to mention he is the brother-in-law of the Marquis..."

The maid Cui Er seemed to have thought of something, and she wiped her tears and said, "I remember that on the day when the young lady learned that the young master had passed the imperial examination, the lady seemed to have sent someone to send a letter home..."

Su Wanran threw the letter aside, made up his mind, and shouted hoarsely: "Go call the Marquis!"

In Yaoguang Garden, Jiang Wanwan was sitting on the couch reading a book, Bi'er was pouring tea beside her, and Yun'er came in to report: "Auntie, it's done. Auntie Wan's yard has become chaotic, and it seems that she has gone to look for the Marquis."

Jiang Wanwan said nothing, she lowered her eyes and flipped through the book. Her thick, curly eyelashes fluttered slightly, casting an obvious shadow under her eyelids, but she was secretly planning in her heart.

If she were Su Wanran, she would use this matter to buy a better future for her brother who was about to be sent to the countryside.

In Su Luoyan's courtyard, Song Qiyuan sat in the main seat, wearing a blue robe, low-key and luxurious.

Su Luoyan calmly folded the tea, not seeming to feel guilty at all: "If it weren't for this, the Marquis probably wouldn't even step into my room."

Song Qiyuan's face was as cold as ice, and he stared at Su Luoyan with sharp eyes. He threw the tea brought by Kong Mama directly on the table, and said angrily: "You have only been married for less than a month, and you have messed up the mansion."

Hearing Song Qiyuan's accusation, Su Luoyan's expression changed slightly and she stood up excitedly. Fortunately, she still had some rationality and did not point at Song Qiyuan's nose.

"I don't accept it. Why could you tolerate Su Wanran in your heart before? For her, you were willing to marry me as your legal wife and her as your concubine."

"Now, you have that vixen Aunt Jiang, and you're still thinking about that bitch Su Wanran."

Song Qiyuan's expression did not fluctuate when he heard her complain, but when he heard her bring it up with Jiang Wanwan, he immediately looked at her coldly: "You are also a lady from a wealthy family, but you are so vicious and intolerant, how can you be worthy of being the wife of a marquis."

Seeing that Song Qiyuan was obviously angry and his words seemed to reveal his intention to divorce his wife, he immediately ignored everything else and said: "Madam is too wronged. The Marquis has never come after marriage, so she was so confused that she did such a bad thing. The Marquis might as well forgive her this time for the sake of the Shangshu Mansion."

Hearing Nanny Kong mention the Shangshu Mansion, Song Qiyuan hesitated a little. Although he didn't care about the Shangshu Mansion's opinion, this matter alone was not enough to divorce his wife.

Seeing Song Qiyuan's unclear expression, Madam Kong felt angry and hopeful. She thought that the Marquis had to consider the face of the Shangshu Mansion, so she boldly spoke hesitantly: "There are some things I don't know whether I should say or not."

Song Qiyuan sat in the main seat, shook his sleeves and picked up the teacup. He glanced at Madam Kong nonchalantly and said in a cold voice, "Since you have already asked, you know you shouldn't say it, so don't say anything more."