The whole family was brutally murdered? The ruthless heiress's eldest daughter went berserk aft

Gu Ye nodded with difficulty, "Okay... I won't sleep... I'll stay... with you..."

Murong Xuewei nodded, "I still want to go back to Haicheng with you to talk to my parents and make things clear that the last wedding doesn't count, and I want to have a new one."

Gu Ye smiled slightly, "Okay... let's do the grandest one ever..." Gu Ye slowly closed his eyes.

"General, Gu Ye, Gu Ye."

Murong Xuewei was startled and quickly checked Gu Ye's breathing. Thankfully, he had only fainted. She breathed a sigh of relief and began to think about what to do next.

The cave was cold and damp, unsuitable for lingering. But assassins were still searching outside, and venturing out rashly would be suicide. Murong Xuewei was caught in a dilemma.

Just then, Gu Ye started coughing violently again.

Murong Xuewei steeled her heart and decided to risk going out to find the antidote.

She cautiously stepped out of the cave, using the moonlight to orient herself.

Murong Xuewei remembered that there was a medicinal herb field not far away, where she might be able to find antidotes.

Murong Xuewei tiptoed through the woods, each step cautious. She knew that one wrong move could ruin everything.

Finally, she found the medicinal herb field. Following her memory, Murong Xuewei collected several herbs that might have antidote properties.

Just as she was about to return, she suddenly heard footsteps. Murong Xuewei quickly hid behind a large tree.

"My lord, are we really going to kill Murong Xuewei and General Gu?" a voice asked.

"Shut up! This is ***'s order, do you dare to question it?" another voice shouted sternly.

Murong Xuewei recognized the speaker as Jiang Lingyun. She sneered inwardly; it seemed Jiang Lingyun was also involved in this conspiracy.

Once the footsteps faded into the distance, Murong Xuewei breathed a sigh of relief and hurried back to the cave.

Back in the cave, Murong Xuewei immediately began to treat the herbs. She crushed the herbs and applied them to Gu Ye's wounds, and also brewed some medicinal soup for him to drink.

Murong Xuewei took care of Gu Ye all night. As dawn approached, Gu Ye's condition finally improved, and his breathing became more stable.

Murong Xuewei let out a long sigh, only then feeling a wave of exhaustion wash over her. She leaned against the cave wall and fell asleep without realizing it.

When Murong Xuewei woke up again, she found Gu Ye looking at her tenderly.

"You're awake? How are you feeling?" Murong Xuewei asked quickly.

Gu Ye smiled and said, "Much better, all thanks to you."

Murong Xuewei felt a warmth in her heart, but quickly regained her composure: "We need to leave here as soon as possible; Xiao Wanning's people are still searching."

Gu Ye nodded and struggled to his feet. Murong Xuewei quickly helped him up, and the two of them supported each other as they walked out of the cave.

The morning mist still lingered in the forest, providing them with excellent cover. The two cautiously moved towards the edge of the woods, remaining constantly vigilant for any potential enemies.

Just as they were about to leave the woods, they suddenly heard a familiar voice: "Miss! General!"

Murong Xuewei and Gu Ye turned around alertly and found that it was Liuli running towards them.

"Liuli, help quickly! The general has been poisoned."

Liuli quickly stepped forward and took Gu Ye from him. She looked at Murong Xuewei in surprise at her pale face and trembling hands, "Miss, how are you? What happened?"

"I'm fine, save Gu Ye first." Murong Xuewei shook her head, enduring her physical discomfort.

Liu Li nodded and beckoned the accompanying guards to come and help. They carefully lifted Gu Ye into the carriage, while Murong Xue Wei, with Liu Li's assistance, boarded another carriage.

On the way back, Murong Xuewei kept her eyes glued to the carriage carrying Gu Ye, her heart filled with anxiety. She recalled the scene at the bottom of the cliff, the image of Gu Ye shielding her from a poisoned arrow still vivid in her mind.

"Why do this?" she murmured to herself, a complex emotion flashing in her eyes.

Liuli looked at her young mistress with concern and asked softly, "Miss, what exactly happened between you and the general?"

Murong Xuewei took a deep breath and explained simply, "We were being chased by assassins, and we were forced to jump off a cliff. Gu Ye was hit by a poisoned arrow while trying to save me."

Liuli gasped, "That was too dangerous! Luckily there was water below the cliff, otherwise the consequences would have been unimaginable."

Murong Xuewei nodded, her heart filled with mixed emotions. She had thought that after her rebirth, she could control everything. But this experience made her realize that fate was still full of unknowns.

The carriage finally entered the General's Mansion, where Uncle Lin was already waiting at the entrance. Upon seeing Gu Ye's condition, his expression changed drastically, and he immediately ordered people to carry Gu Ye into the inner room.

"Quickly, go and fetch Doctor Zhang!" Uncle Lin said anxiously.

Murong Xuewei forced herself to keep up, but as soon as she stepped into the house, a wave of dizziness washed over her. She staggered and almost fell.

"Miss!" Liuli exclaimed and quickly helped her up.

Uncle Lin glanced back, his brow furrowed. He hesitated for a moment, then said, "Madam, you should rest too. We'll look after the General here."

Murong Xuewei shook her head, stubbornly saying, "I'm fine, I want to stay with him."

Just then, Doctor Zhang rushed over. He quickly examined Gu Ye's condition, his expression grave.

"The situation is not optimistic and requires immediate treatment. Please leave and give me a quiet environment," Doctor Zhang said in a deep voice.

Uncle Lin nodded, then turned to Murong Xuewei and said, "Madam, let's go out first."

Murong Xuewei nodded vigorously and walked out of the room with Liuli's help.

As soon as she stepped outside, she could no longer hold on, her vision went black, and she collapsed.

"Miss!" Liuli cried out in alarm.

Uncle Lin turned around quickly and saw Murong Xuewei collapsed. A complex expression flashed across his face. He immediately ordered, "Quickly, fetch another doctor to examine Madam!"

Liuli carefully helped Murong Xuewei back to her room. A short while later, another doctor arrived and took Murong Xuewei's pulse.

"The lady's body has been severely weakened by the invasion of cold energy and the lack of sleep all night," the doctor said, frowning. "She needs proper care, otherwise it may affect her future offspring."

Upon hearing the diagnosis, Uncle Lin's expression became complicated. He looked at Murong Xuewei, who was lying unconscious on the bed, and seemed to be pondering something.

"Liuli, take good care of Madam. I'm going to check on the General's situation," Uncle Lin said in a deep voice.

Liuli nodded in agreement and watched Uncle Lin leave. She turned to look at Murong Xuewei on the bed, her heart filled with worry and confusion.

"Miss, what exactly happened between you and the General?" Liuli murmured to herself as she began to prepare medicine for Murong Xuewei.

Time ticked by, and a tense atmosphere enveloped the entire General's Mansion. Uncle Lin paced back and forth outside Gu Ye's room, his wrinkles seeming to deepen even further.

Finally, Dr. Zhang came out of the room, his face showing a tired but relieved expression.

"Dr. Zhang, the general..." Uncle Lin asked anxiously.

Doctor Zhang wiped the sweat from his brow and replied, "Fortunately, he was brought in in time, and the poison has been neutralized. However, the general has lost too much blood and needs to rest well."

Uncle Lin let out a long sigh of relief, as if he had aged ten years in an instant. He bowed solemnly to Doctor Zhang, "Thank you so much, Doctor Zhang, for saving my life."