Dressed as the Cannon Fodder Ex-Wife of the Regent Chapter 284: Wen?? The more he thinks about it, the angrier he becomes

Chapter 284 The more Wen Mingyang thinks about it, the angrier he becomes

Wang Houde didn't expect that she would ask about this and was stunned for a moment.

"Eunuch Wang?" Wen Mingyang looked at him doubtfully.

Wang Houde said hesitantly: "Actually, in fact, the master was poisoned by bone incense once when he was a child..."

After hearing this, Wen Hengyang was shocked and asked, "When you were a child?"

Wang Houde nodded and sighed, but did not say more.

Seeing that he didn't want to mention it further, Wen Mingyang didn't press for anything more, but a faint feeling of distress arose in her heart.

Powdered bone incense is not an ordinary tiger and wolf medicine. It is definitely not something that ordinary people can bear, let alone a child.

A person as determined as Gu Linchao had to rely on self-injury to relieve the effects of the medicine. She couldn't imagine how he had managed it when he was a child.

What kind of ungrateful and heartless person would use this kind of medicine on a child?

The more Wen Hengyang thought about it, the angrier he became.

Wang Houde felt relieved when he saw that she didn't ask any more questions.

But when he thought of the hardships his master had suffered when he was a child, he felt a little heavy again.

When they arrived at Xiyuan, Wang Houde was about to leave, but Wen Heng suddenly stopped him.

"By the way, Mr. Wang, the prince has a wound on his arm and cannot touch the water. When you serve him to bathe later, you must pay attention to it. Also, remember to ask him to eat the porridge... and more, call him He is not allowed to deal with government affairs tonight and must go to bed early."

Wang Houde listened respectfully, and after hearing the words, asked: "Does the princess have anything else to tell the slave?"

Wen Mingyang thought for a moment and shook his head, "No more."

"Okay, let me go back first."

"Go ahead."

Wen Mingyang thought about what happened to Gu Linchao when he was a child, and stood outside the door for a moment before entering the house.

Back in the West Garden, Wang Houde saw the porridge on the table at a glance, still intact, while Gu Linchao actually sat at the table and read the official documents.

Wang Houde quickly stepped forward, brought the porridge to Gu Linchao, and persuaded: "Master, the princess just told the slave to eat the porridge."

Gu Linchao paused and asked, as if casually: "What else did she say?"

Wang Houde then repeated Wen Mingsheng's words word for word.

Hearing this, Gu Linchao said nothing, but his expression softened a lot, and he picked up the bowl of porridge.

Wang Houde felt relieved when he saw this.

Sure enough, it would be more effective if she were the princess.

In the evening, after Gu Linchao packed up, he lay down on the bed to rest.

However, the bed he had slept on for many years suddenly made him feel a little uncomfortable.

I always feel that something is missing somewhere, something is wrong, and the girl’s beautiful face flashes uncontrollably in my mind...

This night~IndoMTL.com~Gu Linchao had insomnia again.

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The next day, the palace.

Physician Lin went to ask for Ping'an pulse for the Empress Dowager as usual.

After he took his pulse, the Empress Dowager suddenly remembered something. It had been some time since Chaoer and Gansu had consummated their marriage. How come there has been no movement yet?

Thinking about it, she said to Imperial Physician Lin: "The Ai family is a little worried about the body and bones of the Princess Regent. Physician Lao Lin will go to the Prince Regent's Mansion and feel the pulse of the Princess. If she is too weak, he will have to find a way to nurse her back." That’s it.”

Physician Lin said: "Yesterday I went to the palace. I noticed that the princess looks good and there should be no major problems with her body and bones."

When the Empress Dowager heard this, she was confused, "Why did Dr. Lin go to the palace so well, but what happened to the prince and the princess?"

When Dr. Lin heard this, he immediately regretted his quick words.

(End of this chapter)