The Concubine, the God-given Doctor

Chapter 1422 Extra Story 54 Don't See Me Again

After a while, Feng Yu withdrew her hand, ready to get up and leave.

Su Ran sensed that Feng Yu was going to leave, so she forced a little bit of strength, slightly raised her skinny hand to gently hold Feng Yu's sleeve, and spoke for the first time since Feng Yu came in, her voice was weak and hoarse, revealing a trace of Faintly pleading, "You...do you know his current situation?"

"You mean Ge Mingqi?" Feng Yu asked back, lowering her head to look into Su Ran's eyes again.

Su Ran said nothing.

"If you really want to know, then wait until you recover, and then find a way to find out. After that night, I haven't seen him again. I don't know anything about him." This is the truth, and it is also Feng Yu wanted to give Su Ran a reason to persevere and persevere under the current situation.

Hearing this, Su Ran loosened the hand holding Feng Yu's sleeve little by little, her eyes dimmed, and the voice she spoke again was the same, "Next time, even if I'm really going to die, don't come to see me." Feng Yu The better you treat her, the more guilty she will be, just like how she treated Ge Mingqi before.Now, she is sorry for Ge Mingqi.Feng Yu's concern is really worthy of her for a person who was forced to come back under the order of Su Hu.

Feng Yu was silent for a while, it was not difficult to understand Su Ran's psychology at the moment, she finally said "OK", and left without looking back.

Listening to the sound of footsteps going away, Su Ran closed her eyes again.
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Outside the palace gate, under the night, a group of people were still waiting patiently.

With a dark face, Cang Yuli sat on a stone bench in the courtyard, drinking tea cup after cup.

A Dian sat across from Cang Yuli, A Ya waited on him, and the two imperial doctors stood guard at the door like the bodyguards.

As for Xiao Fanzi who was supposed to be by Cang Yuli's side, he was still there when Feng Yu came, but now he was gone, no one paid attention to his whereabouts.

Feng Yu opened the door and came out.

A Dian watched, got up first and walked forward to ask, "Princess, how is sister Su?"

"There is a saying that a heart disease requires heart medicine. The queen has a sister, and cares so much about Concubine Su's body. I believe she should be very clear about her heart knots. I believe the imperial doctor has already prescribed the medicine for conditioning, so I will take care of her." I won't repeat it, take my leave." Although the words were spoken to A Dian, the ambiguous voice was obviously spoken to Cang Yuli, Feng Yu left without staying.

The guards all followed.

The two imperial physicians standing outside couldn't help but look at each other. They said the same thing, but what they got in return was kneeling and scolding. Sure enough, people are still different.

How could Ah Dian not understand in his heart.But Cang Yuli didn't listen, she could only scold the imperial doctor to see if there was any other way.The two sentences Feng Yu said at this moment, I only hope that Cang Yuli can listen to them.

Aya watched Feng Yu's leaving back and couldn't help frowning, she didn't keep any prescriptions, and what she said was as if she hadn't said anything.

How could Cang Yuli fail to realize that Feng Yu's words were intended for him.Annoyed, Cang Yuli smashed the teacup in his hand, got up and strode back to the hall, and went straight to Su Ran who was on the bed.
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On the other side, the carriage that left the palace drove all the way back to the palace.

In the silence, Fengyu in the carriage closed her eyes and meditated, suddenly keenly aware that someone seemed to be following in the dark.

Feng Yu remained silent for the time being.

The night in the capital city is very lively, the main road is full of vendors and people coming and going.It is obviously inappropriate and inconvenient for a carriage to enter and shuttle in such a street.When the guard asked, Feng Yu naturally ordered the guard to take a detour and walk towards an empty street.

(End of this chapter)