The young couple from the farm fights back

Aunt Hu also reacted, holding Jiang Li's hand and nodding repeatedly: "Yes, protect the master and the child. Tan from the Chunfeng family, if you can really save Dashuan's wife, your aunt and your second uncle will remember your kindness for the rest of our lives. And Dashuan will be your and Chunfeng's biological brother in the future, and the child will definitely recognize you and Chunfeng as his godparents."

Jiang Li held Aunt Hu's hands and soothed her, "Aunt, please don't be so formal. In this case, please go to my house and ask my headmistress to get the medicine box."

Aunt Hu raised her hand to wipe away the tears from the corners of her eyes and nodded repeatedly: "Okay, I'll go right away."

"Auntie, please slow down." Jiang Li came to the gatehouse and watched Aunt Hu run out of the yard.

Then he turned around and asked Uncle Zhou Er, "Does Second Uncle have any wine at home?"

"Yes, I'll get it for you right away."

Jiang Li nodded and reached out to pick up Xiao Bao who was chewing on a fried dough twist. "And please, Uncle, prepare some hot water."

The old man didn't take two steps before turning back and saying, "Okay."

Seeing Zhou Ershu, a grown man, nervous, Jiang Li couldn't help but look back at Zhao Shi on the kang in the room. She couldn't help but envy Zhao Shi for marrying into such a good family in this era. Although life in the countryside was difficult, how many parents-in-law really cared about the daughter-in-law they married into?

When Dashuan was running back to the gate of his own house with his aunt who had a weak leg on her back, he happened to see his mother coming back from behind, followed by Zhou Chunfeng.

"Mom, why are you at my eldest brother's house?"

Aunt Hu was holding four-year-old Heng Ge'er in her arms, while Zhou Chunfeng was holding two children in each hand and carrying a small suitcase on his back.

Aunt Hu ran back and forth without stopping, not even having time to catch her breath: "Hurry up and let Auntie and your eldest brother go into the yard. Your eldest sister-in-law is waiting inside."

"—Huh? Oh, okay."

My aunt was shaken a lot along the way. She finally landed on the ground and almost couldn't stand still.

"Aunt, please be careful." Dashuan quickly helped the person to steady himself. He saw his father holding Xiaobao waiting in the corridor. "Dad, I've invited Aunt to come."

Uncle Zhou Er nodded and said, "Thank you, Auntie. Please wait in the corridor for a while. If the situation in the house is really not good, please come in and check on Dashuan's wife."

My aunt felt a little dizzy and waved her hands: "It's okay, it's okay. It's just a chance for the old lady to take a breath."

Aunt Hu placed Heng'er on the porch and gestured to Dashuan, "Keep an eye on the boys here. I'll take your sister-in-law's medicine box in."

“——Ah?” Dashuan didn’t understand again. He blinked and a big question mark appeared in his little head.

Zhou Chunfeng stuffed Jing Ge'er into his arms and said, "Hold him."

"Oh, okay big brother."

Zhou Chunfeng took off the medicine box on his back and handed it to Aunt Hu. He made this box for Jiang Li in his spare time so that she could store the urgently needed medicinal herbs and needles.

Aunt Hu picked up the box and went into the house without saying anything. Dashuan was startled again: "Mom, my aunt is still here."

At this time, Uncle Zhou Er finally spoke up: "Your sister-in-law is in there. Perhaps she can save your wife and the baby in her belly."

"-What? Really?" Dashuan was shocked and overjoyed. It would be best if he could save the baby in his wife's belly.

The aunt, who had recovered, seemed to have figured out something was wrong. She glanced at Uncle Zhou Er, then at Dashuan and Zhou Chunfeng, her brows furrowed. "What the hell? Can the baby be saved? Didn't they say they'd only carry me here when I started bleeding?"

Zhou Chunfeng said nothing, holding little An Ge'er and retreating to the side. Uncle Zhou Er said, "Don't blame me, Auntie. We'll give it a try. If it doesn't work, you'll have to take action."

My aunt was a renowned midwife in the Zhou clan. Despite her age, every child she delivered grew up healthy. Her family also had an inherited skill in belly massage to abort babies. Any woman in the clan, or even in Shili Village, who needed an abortion due to bleeding problems would ask my aunt for help, as it was a cleaner way to abort a baby than taking medication.

As a result, my aunt developed a proud and arrogant temper. It was late at night and the first snow had fallen. If it weren't for the sake of her relatives, she would not have been willing to go on this trip. In the end, she was not the one to take action, which made her feel a little unhappy.

After Uncle Zhou tried to comfort her, Aunt Zhou still looked angry and was unwilling to buy into it.

Uncle Zhou was helpless and couldn't send the person away in a hurry. So, he continued to lower his posture and said, "Aunt, it's cold outside. Be careful not to catch a cold. Why don't you come with us to the main hall to have some hot tea and warm yourself up."

Seeing this, Dashuan also said: "Aunt, please don't be angry. Go inside and rest your feet first. You are the most respected elder in our Shili Village. I won't let you tire yourself out."

My aunt had a sullen face, but after hearing the compliments from Uncle Zhou Er and his son, her expression improved a little. She turned around and walked into the main room at the side.

Dashuan breathed a sigh of relief and gestured to Zhou Chunfeng with a smile, "Brother, Heng'er, let's go inside and warm ourselves up. We don't want the child to get frozen."

Zhou Chunfeng looked deeply at the tightly closed door, nodded, and took Heng Ge'er into the main room.

Second house.

Jiang Li cleaned Zhao with hot water in advance and confirmed that there was only a slight redness, which further confirmed that the diagnosis was correct.

Jiang Li not only graduated from a Chinese Medical University, but also received personal instruction from her grandfather. Since she sold her clinic, many celebrities and businessmen have paid a large sum of money to ask her to help with their medical treatment.

Seeing Aunt Hu bring in her medicine box, Jiang Li began to unbutton Zhao's outer shirt and began to give acupuncture.

Her technique was skillful, and each stitch was quick and precise, without any delay. Her eyes and expression were focused, which was in stark contrast to her usual careless image.

Aunt Hu wanted to help, but was afraid of making things worse, so she could only watch anxiously from the side with her hands tied. Seeing Jiang Li's skilled craftsmanship, Aunt Hu couldn't help but be surprised. Not to mention that the villagers had never known that the Jiang family knew medicine, it would take at least three to five years for this skill to be so well-developed.

Jiang Li inserted more than ten needles into the acupuncture points, then lifted Zhao's wrist and took her pulse. He calmed his mind and waited for the pulse to change before continuing with the acupuncture.

After about two quarters of an hour, Jiang Li confirmed that the pulse had returned to normal. He slowly took a breath, put away the silver needles, and finally gently inserted one into Zhao's philtrum.

hiss~

Zhao suddenly woke up in pain, opened her eyes and looked at Jiang Li in confusion: "Sister-in-law..."

Zhao wanted to ask herself what was wrong. Why did she feel weak all over, with some heaviness and pain in her lower abdomen and a dizzy head?

"Don't rush to talk, you're pregnant but you don't know it?"

"..."

Zhao blinked twice in confusion, and soon joy flashed in her eyes, but then she realized something was wrong and raised her hand to touch her belly.

Country wives are busy with housework all day long, and few of them have much weight on their bodies, so Zhao's belly showed no signs of bulging even after three months of pregnancy.

In addition, Zhao had always had irregular menstruation since she was a girl, and she only had her period once every three or two months, which she thought was less troublesome.

Zhao Shi didn't expect that she would be pregnant this time: "Then, then, the child."

"The child is fine, and you are fine too." Jiang Li put away the silver needle bag and put it back into the medicine box beside her.

Hearing Jiang Li say that she and the child were fine, and then looking at the small wooden box on the edge of the kang, Zhao Shi's eyes were red with excitement. She pursed her lips and choked with sobs, "But sister-in-law, you——"

Before Zhao could finish, Aunt Hu approached the kang and scolded her, "It was your sister-in-law who worked so hard to help you keep the child. Unlike you, a mother, you didn't realize you were pregnant, and then you lost the baby. In heaven, you blamed your carelessness as a mother."

Zhao couldn't help crying when she heard this. She knew how she fainted. She didn't blame her mother-in-law for scolding her. It was indeed her fault as a mother who was too careless.