Happy Palm: The War King's Favored Little Doctor Consort

The next morning, Su Qingli appeared in front of everyone looking refreshed.

"Guard Xuanyi, good morning. Is the prince willing to see me?" Su Qingli asked with a smile. Now, she had the confidence to return to the Prime Minister's Mansion.

"The prince is still recuperating." Xuan Yi pursed his lips. He really couldn't understand what his prince was thinking. He was obviously worried about Miss Su, but he avoided her.

"Is that so? Then I won't bother you, Your Highness." Su Qingli handed a bottle of medicine to Xuan Yi, "Please give this to Your Highness. Take one pill every three days, ten times in a row."

Xuanyi glanced at the medicine in his hand, then looked at Su Qingli picking up the medicine basket in the corner and asked, "Miss, are you leaving?"

"My injuries are almost healed. It's time to go back to Qingshan Temple." Su Qingli replied with a smile, "By the way, please tell Doctor Lang to thank him for the medicine. I left a thank-you gift for him. Please go inside and get it."

Su Qingli bowed towards Mo Yunting's room and said, "Qingli takes her leave. May Your Highness recover soon."

Mo Yunting sat in the house and heard the conversation between Su Qingli and Xuan Yi clearly, but he still did not go out to meet them. He really couldn't figure out what the strange emotion in his heart was.

As soon as Su Qingli left, Lang Huan entered the room where Su Qingli lived. He was a doctor, and when Su Qingli was fiddling with herbs in the room, the aroma of the medicine emanating from the room made him eager to go in, but he couldn't bring himself to knock on the door, so he could only wait until Su Qingli left before sneaking in.

On the desk in the room, there was a piece of paper pressed down by an inkstone. On it was a prescription. After Lang Huan picked it up and read it, his eyes were full of shock, and he ran quickly to find Mo Yunting.

After Xuan Yi sent Su Qingli out of the pear forest, he came back to report and bumped into Lang Huan who was running out in a hurry. Lang Huan rolled out directly.

"Doctor Lang, are you okay?"

"I'm fine. I'm going to look for the prince." Lang Huan got up and kicked open Mo Yunting's door. "This Su Qingli is incredible. Guess what she left for me?"

"what?"

"A prescription, a long-lost prescription! This woman's medical skills might surpass mine!" Lang Huan was excited. "Perhaps, she can untie this knot that binds you."

Mo Yunting didn't say anything. What would happen if he untied the Thousand Threads? His good father would find other ways to control him, and the methods he would use would probably be even more violent, unless he could solve the problem once and for all.

"Your Highness, this is what Miss Su asked me to give you before she left. She said to take one pill every three days, ten times in a row."

Lang Huan reached out to take it, opened the lid, and a medicinal fragrance wafted out, which made people feel refreshed. Lang Huan immediately poured out a pill, smelled it carefully, and his eyes lit up even brighter.

"This is the Purple Spirit Pill. The prince has suffered from several attacks of the Thousand Silk Entanglement, which damaged his heart meridian. This medicine is used to heal his heart meridian. Su Qingli is trying to show goodwill to the prince." Lang Huan finally stopped feeling sorry for his treasure. What Su Qingli gave was enough to compensate for his treasure.

Mo Yunting took the medicine bottle from Lang Huan's hand. Before this, Mo Yunting might not have known Su Qingli's purpose. At this moment, he seemed to understand, but a sour feeling arose in his heart.

Su Qingli took the risk to suppress the Thousand Silks Poison for him in order to repay him for saving her at the Marquis of Qingyang's Mansion, and gave him the elixir in order to draw a clear line between them!

She wanted something from him, but she also wanted nothing. She could kowtow to him in order to survive, and she could also risk her life to repay his kindness. She was so frank and straightforward from beginning to end, but he only saw darkness in his eyes.