Rebirth of the Prime Minister's Daughter: Not to be Trifled With

Granny Ji was roughly thrown onto the main street in front of the Su family mansion by the servants. She struggled to her feet and prepared to leave.

Just then, someone walked over, looked at Granny Ji, and said with a light laugh, "Granny Ji, long time no see! How have you been? Look at you, how come you've ended up in such a miserable state?"

Granny Ji looked up at the speaker and was immediately shocked! It turned out that this person was none other than Chun'er, whom she had personally trained.

"Chun'er, have you come here to laugh at this old woman?" Granny Ji looked at Chun'er coldly. "Chun'er, I've treated you very well! Why are you treating me like this?"

Upon hearing this, Chun'er suddenly recalled how Granny Ji had deliberately acted like a mistress when she was being disciplined. Granny Ji often beat and scolded her, and for even the smallest things, Chun'er would be severely berated and made to look utterly worthless.

"Hmph, you dare say you've treated me well?" Chun'er said angrily. "Back then, you deliberately acted like a master. How you treated me back then, I think you haven't forgotten, have you, Granny Ji?"

Upon hearing this, Granny Ji realized that she had indeed put on airs as a mistress back then.

But everything she did and said was for Chun'er's good. Otherwise, how could Chun'er have been trained to be so outstanding and caught Liu's eye?

"Chun'er, I'm only doing this for your own good!" Granny Ji said in a deep voice. "Otherwise, how could you have caught the Madam's eye?"

After hearing this, Chun'er looked at Granny Ji with a cold face and said with a sneer, "Granny Ji, do you think I care about pleasing Madam? Granny Ji, it's all because of you that I've become bad, the kind of person that even I hate."

"Granny Ji, I hate you, I hate you to death!" After hearing this, Granny Ji looked at Chun'er thoughtfully, but said nothing. She didn't know when it started, but they had become the very thing she used to hate the most.

A moment later, Chun'er turned and walked into the gates of the Su residence. As the gates closed, Granny Ji silently shed tears.

Thinking of how she had served Liu and the Su family like a slave her whole life, only to end up like this, he couldn't help but feel a pang of pain in his heart.

A moment later, a little girl, so thin she was practically skin and bones, rushed over, crying, "Grandma, Grandma, something terrible has happened..."

Upon hearing this, Granny Ji felt a pang of panic, but still weakly asked, "Child, has something happened to your brother at home?"

It turned out that the crying, skinny little girl was none other than Granny Ji's granddaughter.

The little girl looked at Granny Ji, and said with a mixture of fear and anxiety, "Grandma, my little brother is dying. You'd better go home and check on him!"

Upon hearing this, Granny Ji disregarded her physical pain and, supported by her granddaughter, hurried home.

Granny Ji and her granddaughter rushed home and found their grandson lying quietly on the bed, struggling to breathe. His little face was flushed red, and he looked very uncomfortable.

Granny Ji held her grandson and wept silently, her cries attracting the attention of the neighbors.

Seeing this, the neighbors shook their heads and advised, "This child has been weak and sickly since he was a child, and now he is really sick and it will cost a lot of money. You might as well give up."

After hearing this, Granny Ji shook her head. Her grandson was her emotional support; her son had died instantly when he and the carriage rolled off a cliff while he was delivering goods for his employer.

Upon hearing this unfortunate news, the daughter-in-law became so anxious when her grandson was seven months old that she went into labor, causing the baby to be born prematurely. Coupled with the baby's breech position, she also experienced a difficult labor. After giving birth to her grandson, the daughter-in-law passed away, joining her son in death.

Only a grandson and granddaughter were left to depend on Granny Ji for survival. She had to leave a descendant for her son so that she could be worthy of her deceased son and daughter-in-law, and also be worthy of her husband in the afterlife.

Granny Ji ran around trying to borrow money, but her family was too poor. She was turned away everywhere and didn't manage to borrow much money. She watched as her grandson's condition worsened.

So, having nowhere else to turn, she decided to cause trouble at the Su residence, hoping to get Madam Liu to fulfill her promise. But Madam Liu was truly despicable; not only did she refuse to keep her promise, but she also beat her up and ordered her to be thrown out.

At this moment, Granny Ji's granddaughter came over, looked at her, touched Granny Ji's hand and head, and whispered to comfort her, "Grandma, I believe your little brother will be alright!"

After hearing this, Granny Ji looked at her granddaughter with relief. She felt both indebted to her granddaughter and heartbroken for making her shoulder a responsibility that did not belong to her at such a young age.

Because her family was too poor, they didn't have enough money to send her to school, and she also had to take on the responsibility of caring for her sick younger brother.

Whenever she sees her peers being taken to school by adults in their families, her granddaughter always shows a particularly envious expression.

However, she knew that her family's circumstances did not allow them to fulfill her wish, so she smiled and said that she would save the money for her younger brother's medical treatment and to buy some good food for her grandmother.

Whenever Grandma Ye saw her granddaughter like this, she felt a pang of heartache and immense guilt. Immediately, Grandma Ye hugged her granddaughter tightly, forcing a smile, and said, "Good child, Grandma is so fortunate to have such a sensible and considerate granddaughter..."

As Granny Ji spoke, she burst into tears, saying sadly, "Child, but your younger brother... Oh, my good child, I've made you suffer so much by having to stay with your useless grandmother!"

After hearing this, the granddaughter stepped out of Granny Ji's arms, wiped away Granny Ji's tears with her little hands, shook her head, and whispered, "Grandma, I'm not wronged! You raised me and were very good to me!"

Just then, a small, weak voice came from behind, "Grandma, sister..." Upon hearing this, Granny Ji and her granddaughter quickly ran to the bedside.

Granny Ji and her granddaughter each held the hand of the little boy who looked very ill. Granny Ji looked at the boy and spoke first, "My dear grandson, Grandma's here."

"Little brother, your big sister is here too! Get well soon!"

After hearing this, the little boy looked weakly at Granny Ji, then at his sister, and nodded slightly.

A short while later, Granny Ji's grandson began coughing violently. Soon after, he started having trouble breathing.

Seeing this, Granny Ji was extremely anxious. She absolutely could not let anything happen to her grandson; she had to save this poor little boy.

"Grandma, I just remembered that the eldest daughter of the Su family organized a free medical consultation, and I heard that her medical skills are quite impressive." The granddaughter suddenly remembered, "Grandma, why don't we take my little brother to find Miss Su for a check-up?"

Upon hearing this, the neighbors chimed in, "Yes, you should hurry and take the little one over to see Doctor Su. You can't wait any longer!"