Concubine often enchanting tyrant, go away

Chapter 7 Can't Live But Can Die Together
"Hui Fang, do you mean that our Xi Family has killed too much, so God wants to punish us like this?" Seeing the old lady approaching, the old general said sadly.

Seeing that Old General Xi hadn't come in for a long time, the old lady wanted to go out and ask about the situation. She just came out of the room and saw General Xi standing alone at the door, looking so lonely, so depressed, so He was old, and suddenly a drum of heat gushed out of his eyes.

She never thought that they were so old, recalling that they had been so noisy for most of their lives, and never realized that they were old. She wiped away her tears with a towel and walked over.

"Stop thinking about it, let's go in, have a good talk with her, and say goodbye."

The two old people helped each other, walked into the room, came to the bed, looked at the weak woman lying on the bed, felt unspeakably sad, and the eyes of the old lady were wet again.

The woman lying on the bed seemed to feel the sad atmosphere, her eyes moved, and the maid standing closest to the bed yelled loudly.

"Wake up, wake up, madam is awake, sir. Look, old lady, madam is awake."

"How do you feel? Are you feeling better?"

"Am I dying, but it's okay, can I see the baby again?"

"The baby's wet nurse is taking her to feed him, so I'll send someone to ask the wet nurse to bring the baby over."

The woman lying on the bed wanted to sit up, so the old lady hurriedly called the servant girl to help her put some more pillows so that she could lean more comfortably.

As soon as the woman on the bed sat up, the nurse came to her with the baby in her arms. She stretched out her right hand to caress the sleeping baby, speaking in a voice that only she could hear.

"My child, mother can't grow up with you. In the future, you must obediently listen to your grandparents and be filial to your grandparents."

Listening to the weak voice of the woman on the bed, the young lady still had a happy smile after giving birth to a child, the old lady choked up a little uncontrollably, she covered her mouth and tried her best not to cry.

The woman on the bed smiled at the old lady with difficulty. She originally wanted to comfort the old lady, but she didn't know how ethereal her smile looked in the eyes of others.

"Old madam, I have no chance to be your daughter-in-law in this life. I hope the general can find a woman better than me to marry, and I also hope that the future general's wife can treat my children well."

The old lady closed her eyes tightly, her brows were slightly wrinkled, and her face was extremely painful. She wanted to say something, but tears began to flow without opening her mouth.

"You live well for me. I don't want any other daughter-in-law. I must wait for my son to come back. As soon as he comes back, I will hold a wedding for you. And if you have anything to say, you have to tell him in person. If you die, we will not marry you." Will bring you a message to him, and will not treat this child well."

The old general supported his wife's shoulders. He was as sad as his wife. He had always known his son's feelings for this woman, but now he didn't take good care of his son's important people.

"If he had let you get married the day before he set off, you wouldn't have left with such regret."

"If the emperor hadn't suddenly changed the emperor's mind the day before you were going to get married, and the army set off immediately, you wouldn't have left so regretfully."

(End of this chapter)