The sick king's bride to bring him good fortune

Su'er watched the steward turn and leave, speechless and choked with sobs: "At least you could have persuaded Doctor Luo and the Princess to stay! How long are you going to keep fighting like this?"

However, the butler was unaware of Su'er's thoughts at the time. After leaving Luo Chenfeng's courtyard, he immediately rushed to Wei Jingnan's study.

At that moment, Wei Jingnan was in the study instructing Ming Jing on some matters. He was not surprised to hear the butler's voice outside.

"Come in," he said softly. As soon as he finished speaking, the butler, covered in sweat, strode in. The butler's surname was Chu, and Wei Jingnan usually called him Uncle Chu. He was an old man who had watched Wei Jingnan grow up and was especially loyal to him.

Seeing him like this, Wei Jingnan smiled, his lips curving into a perfect smile: "Uncle Chu, what's wrong? Why are you all sweaty?" Ming Jing had been standing to the side when Uncle Chu entered the room, and now that she heard Wei Jingnan say this, she immediately poured a cup of tea and handed it to Uncle Chu.

Chu Bo didn't stand on ceremony and took the drink in one gulp. "Your Highness, the Princess and Doctor Luo are arguing right now, and it looks like they're arguing quite fiercely. What should we do?" Chu Bo asked, panting heavily.

Upon hearing this, Wei Jingnan's smile remained unchanged: "Uncle Chu, is this what you came for?"

"Of course, what else would Your Highness think? If the Princess and Physician Luo were allowed to continue arguing, who knows what kind of mess they would end up in? This old servant saw it firsthand; the Princess smashed quite a few of Physician Luo's medicines. Just watching it, this old servant felt that Physician Luo must be heartbroken." Chu Bo was not reserved in front of Wei Jingnan. If the two were to be described as master and servant, it would be more appropriate to say that they were elder and junior.

"Hehe." Wei Jingnan chuckled softly after hearing Uncle Chu's words. He wasn't surprised that Uncle Chu would come to find him, because he had predicted that Ruan Mozhu would definitely go to settle accounts with Luo Chenfeng today.

He was already unhappy with what Luo Chenfeng had done, but he naturally let Ruan Mozhu do it. He knew very well that his little princess was different from other women.

Although Luo Chenfeng's actions largely helped him, anyone would be unhappy to be betrayed by their brother like this. Wei Jingnan really felt bad if he didn't teach Luo Chenfeng a lesson.

"Your Highness, what are you laughing at?" Uncle Chu asked, puzzled by Wei Jingnan's sudden laughter.

"Uncle Chu, don't worry about this. Let the two of them argue. After half an hour, go and get a torch for the Princess. Tell her that I have given her permission. If she wants to vent her anger, she can burn down Doctor Luo's courtyard. I think the Princess will really like the torch you bring."

With that, Wei Jingnan waved his hand, signaling Chu Bo to leave.

Seeing this, Chu Bo seemed to understand something. He glanced at Ming Jing and saw that she had a calm expression. With his doubts in mind, he turned around and walked out of the study.

Seeing him leave, Wei Jingnan finally broke into a smile and laughed, "My beloved concubine is quite the feisty one. Look at my senior brother, he only schemed against my concubine once, and he's already in such a miserable state. I reckon he's suffered a heavy loss this time." While gloating, Wei Jingnan didn't forget to drag Ming Jing into it.

"Mingjing, don't you think that makes sense?"

Ming Jing's lips twitched, and she silently took a small step back, deciding not to get involved with her prince.

The prince is clearly unhappy that he and the princess were schemed against by Doctor Luo, and is now using the princess to take revenge on Doctor Luo. I should withdraw from this matter. If Doctor Luo finds out the truth one day and can't get revenge on the prince, I'll be in big trouble.

Glancing at the smiling prince holding a teacup, Mingjing firmly believed that her idea was excellent.

The two people in the study had different thoughts.

However, after Luo Chenfeng and Ruan Mozhu continued arguing for half an hour, Ruan Mozhu's anger had not subsided and was about to escalate into a full-blown fight when Uncle Chu arrived late with a torch.

Su'er, with her sharp eyes, spotted Uncle Chu standing at the courtyard gate from afar and immediately called out, "Uncle Chu!"

Chu Bo, who had intended to hand the torch to Su'er and leave, heard this and thought, "Oh well, I'll leave then."

As I walked over with the torch, I saw Ruan Mozhu and Luo Chenfeng arguing heatedly, neither of them giving in to the other.

At this moment, Chu Bo felt that the prince's suggestion to have him bring the torch was absolutely correct. He immediately called out to Ruan Mozhu, "Your Highness, this is what the prince asked this old servant to bring." After saying that, he waved the torch in his hand.

“Hmm?” Ruan Mozhu was taken aback, stopped arguing with Luo Chenfeng, put the porcelain bottle in her hand on the table, walked to Uncle Chu, and took the torch in her hand.

Frowning, Ruan Mozhu looked at the torch with some confusion: "Uncle Chu, what does Wei Jingnan want with that torch?"

"Ahem, well." Uncle Chu glanced cautiously at Luo Chenfeng, who was checking his medicine, and touched the bridge of his nose. "Reporting to Your Highness, the Prince said that if you feel that smashing Doctor Luo's medicinal herbs is not enough, you can just burn down Doctor Luo's courtyard."

This book was first published on Kanshuwang.