Chapter 504: Wei Mingting regains consciousness (2)

A Blessed Daughter

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Physician Cheng replied, “Have him take his medicine on time and change the dressings regularly. Aside from that, Second Miss may continue feeding Lord Wei some ginseng soup as before. Once his body recovers a little more, you may gradually add some easily digestible foods. Remember, everything must be done step by step. His strength must be restored slowly; it must not be rushed.”

“Alright!” Wei Qingwan nodded obediently, carefully remembering the physician’s instructions.

That evening, when Wei Ruo came over, she saw that beside Wei Mingting’s bed stood Wei Qingwan and Yun Shi, along with several maids attending to them.

Wei Ruo watched from the doorway for a moment before asking Physician Cheng a few questions about Wei Mingting’s condition.

After confirming that Wei Mingting was no longer in danger, she prepared to leave.

“Why are you leaving?” Wei Yilin, who had come to keep watch with Wei Ruo, happened to run into her and looked puzzled when he saw her about to go.

“Father has already passed the dangerous stage. From here on, it’s the same if others take care of him,” Wei Ruo replied.

She did not want to go inside and join the bustle. The room was already full of people, and Yun Shi and Wei Qingwan were constantly talking. Rather than spend time there, she would rather go to sleep.

Wei Yilin thought for a moment. “Alright then. You’ve been tired these past few days too. Go back and have a good rest!”

Wei Ruo did not say much more to him. She simply turned around and returned to Tingsong Courtyard.

Now that she no longer had to worry about Wei Mingting’s condition, Wei Ruo finally had a good night’s sleep and took the time to properly recuperate.

Early the next morning, Wei Ruo asked about Wei Mingting’s condition as usual. After learning that he was recovering just as she had expected, she went out to Sibaozhai to see her nanny.

These days, Brother Xiaoyong was also home. Since such chances to reunite were rare, Wei Ruo did not want to miss the opportunity.

When she arrived at Sibaozhai, Wei Ruo made her way into the backyard with ease.

“Ruoruo!” Xu Zhengyong ran out of the house the moment he heard her voice.

“You’re really alright?” Wei Ruo asked again.

“Of course I’m alright! Ruoruo, don’t tell me you still don’t believe what I told you last time. Didn’t I say that already? Just a couple of minor wounds, nothing to worry about,” Xu Zhengyong replied.

“You do have a history of ‘false reports.’ When you were younger and mischievous, even when you cracked your head open you still said you were fine,” Wei Ruo exposed him.

“That was so long ago! Why are you still bringing it up?” Xu Zhengyong said awkwardly.

He quickly changed the subject and asked Wei Ruo about something important.

“Ruoruo, do you still have any medicine?”

Hearing him ask Wei Ruo for medicine, the nanny—who had just come out of the house—hurriedly interrupted.

“Xiaoyong, do you think Miss’s medicine just blows in with the wind? Rice is expensive and medicine is expensive these days. Why don’t you know how to use it more sparingly?”

Xu Zhengyong looked embarrassed. Of course he knew medicinal herbs were costly now, but on the battlefield, when his comrades were injured, he simply could not think about such things.

This battle had lasted for more than half a month. Although they eventually repelled the enemy, the soldiers suffered heavier casualties than in previous battles, so the medicine naturally ran short.

“Nanny, please don’t scold Brother Xiaoyong,” Wei Ruo said. “I prepared these medicines precisely so he could use them to save his own life and the lives of his comrades. Whether it’s Brother Xiaoyong or his fellow soldiers, they are all heroes defending the country. There’s nothing to regret about using medicine for them.”

Then Wei Ruo turned to Xu Zhengyong and said, “Brother Xiaoyong, don’t worry. Yingying and I have a medicinal herb field in Xingshan County. Soon it will produce a batch of excellent hemostatic medicine*. Once I refine that batch, I’ll immediately send it over for you and the soldiers to use.”

*medicine to stop bleeding.

“Ruoruo, you’re the best!” Xu Zhengyong exclaimed happily, even bouncing a few times in excitement.

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