Herbs Female Physician

Chapter 166 The Kind Mother-in-Law 5
The woman covered her mouth and said disgustedly: "That woman contracted smallpox! According to the rules of the village, she must be burned! That girl is so ignorant! She contracted this venereal disease before she was married. What a shame!"

Hearing the word "smallpox", Tang Ling was startled.

No way?This woman has smallpox?
"Your daughter is suffering from smallpox. If you don't burn her to death, all of us in the village will be in trouble! If you don't let me go, I will be rude to you!" The man whose feet were hugged was completely enraged. kicked, the woman fell heavily to the side.

"No, it is impossible for my daughter to suffer from smallpox. She is still a young girl, how could she be infected with that disease... Please let her go..." The woman cried and ran to an elder, Kneeling and begging him: "Village chief, please don't burn my daughter... She is not suffering from smallpox... It is not smallpox... You can ask a doctor to verify that it is really not smallpox..."

The elder's expression was a bit perplexed, and his eyes were a little dazed, as if there was something unspeakable, he sighed and said, "Oh, you...you should just be sad and let it go! It's too late to say anything now..."

"No... Village Chief, please save my daughter... Let her go, let her go..." The woman cried miserably, almost out of breath.

The two men carrying the cloth frame stopped, looked at the villagers, and waited for his order!
"Hey, hey, why are you still standing there!" At this moment, a fat and short fat man stepped out from the crowd, with an arrogant and arrogant attitude. Judging by Yupei, he must be a rich man!
The fat man pointed at the girl on the cloth frame and yelled at the two men: "Hurry up and lift her up!"

"Yes!" The two men seemed to be very afraid of the fat man, and hurriedly carried the girl to throw it on the firewood——

Seeing this, the woman cried and shouted: "No!" Then she rushed forward and hugged her daughter tightly to prevent them from being thrown onto the firewood.

(End of this chapter)