Courtyard House: Is Xu Damao a childless man? Let me help.

(Blank) 698925850 "Uncle Xu, it's true that we are old neighbors, but if I remember correctly, you and my dad didn't get along very well before, right?"

Can we even call this a relationship? Are you sure you don't just want me to settle all my old and new scores at once?

Or... let me calculate it for you, and we can have Xu Damao wait until after the Lantern Festival before he comes out?

Upon hearing Ye Jianchuan's words, Xu Fugui was filled with rage.

Ye Jianchuan's father, a typical upright man who had retired from the military, was bound to clash with Xu Fugui, a man who liked to cheat and swindle.

However, Xu Fugui did not expect that Ye Jianchuan could recall such a thing and hold such a grudge. He wanted to scold him, but he was afraid that Ye Jianchuan would continue to delay the matter.

So, left with no other choice, Xu Fugui had to admit defeat, bowing his head and apologizing, "Jianchuan, this time it was my son's fault. Please be magnanimous and let my son off the hook. Let him out a few days early!"

I promise, after my son gets out, I will discipline him strictly and make sure he never dares to cause you any trouble again!

Ye Jianchuan naturally scoffed at this kind of 'guarantee,' but he was no longer in the mood to waste any more words with Xu Fugui. Instead, he waved his hand and said...

"Alright, alright, Uncle Xu, you should just give up. I'll just say this: Xu Damao is definitely going to be staying inside for a few days this time."

As for how many days I'll stay, that depends on my mood. Right now, I get really unhappy when I see people lingering around pleading for me.

"I'm unhappy, so I want Xu Damao to stay in there a few more days. You... understand?"

"This... alright, alright! Jianchuan, my wife and I won't bother you anymore, let's go!"

But could you tell us a specific time? We'll come back to you for the letter of understanding then! Is that alright?

Ye Jianchuan nodded. "Alright, considering your sincerity, let's make it the fourteenth of the first lunar month! Letting Xu Damao come out eight days early is already quite generous, isn't it?"

And it also allows you to take him out to get rid of bad luck, and then celebrate the Lantern Festival or something.

Sigh, I'm just too soft-hearted; I guess that's one of my flaws!

After mentioning the fourteenth day of the first lunar month, Ye Jianchuan shamelessly started praising himself. To be honest, he just wanted to disgust Xu Damao's parents.

Ye Jianchuan did indeed succeed. Xu Damao's parents looked like they had eaten cockroaches, their faces full of misfortune, but in the end they could only nod in agreement.

After that, they didn't even dare to stay overnight in the courtyard house, and went straight to the gate.

Xu Damao's parents left without saying a word. Uncle Yi didn't care at all; ten yuan was just a small amount of money to him!

But for Uncle Er, this was a rare source of extra income. Unlike Uncle Yi, who always lived with Aunt Yi, Uncle Er, although his salary wasn't low, had to support his family, and they hadn't actually saved much money.

As a result, the ten yuan that should have been a sure thing has now disappeared without a trace. How could Uncle Er not be anxious?

Well, actually, didn't the Xu couple also have the idea of ​​renege on their debt? Although Ye Jianchuan said he didn't want to see these two pleading in front of him, he didn't say he didn't want to see them at all, did he?

So this time, by running away, not only could Ye Jianchuan's demands be met, but he could also conveniently renege on the money he had promised to Uncle Yi and Uncle Er. He couldn't be happier.

Uncle Er was completely baffled. How... how should this be calculated? You could say your 'mission' is complete, but Xu Damao hasn't been released yet!

However, while the task may not have been completed, the academy-wide meeting did have an effect. Ye Jianchuan has agreed to write a letter of understanding, but it will only take a few days.

Just as Uncle Er was still agonizing over his ten yuan, Uncle Yi, who was standing next to him, saw through Uncle Er's thoughts and said, "Old Liu, do you really think you can get the money?"

Given Xu Fugui's character, would he really admit to anything in this situation?

Upon hearing what Uncle Yi said, Uncle Er was stunned for a moment, then stomped his foot angrily and stormed back to the backyard.

Happy New Year! Wishing you a prosperous Year of the Tiger!

Chapter 163 Jia Zhangshi's Revenge with Drugs; Aunt Yi Unfortunately Falls Victim

And so, this college-wide meeting finally came to an end. Seeing that there was no more gossip to be had, everyone went home.

However, what Ye Jianchuan was more curious about was what exactly was going on with the Jia family in the past few days.

Since Jia Zhangshi was kicked out of her home by Uncle Yi last time, she has seemed to have disappeared. She didn't come out to watch when they came to arrest her yesterday, and she didn't show up at the general meeting of the whole courtyard today.

Based on Jia Zhangshi's past personality, given such a good opportunity to watch a show, this guy would definitely show up, and might even make a few sarcastic remarks on the spot.

However, the disappearance of Jia Zhangshi made Ye Jianchuan a little worried. After all, if this kind of person goes silent, she must be up to something bad!

Ye Jianchuan guessed correctly; Jia Zhangshi was indeed harboring resentment. However, this time, Jia Zhangshi's resentment wasn't directed at Ye Jianchuan or Qin Huairu. This time, her target was Uncle Yi, who had 'tricked' his grandson away.

At this time, Uncle Yi was still unaware that Jia Zhangshi had begun preparing for revenge, and was happily 'cultivating' the stick at home.

. . . . . .

The next day, Jia Zhangshi's revenge officially began. In broad daylight, Uncle Yi had already gone to work at the steel mill, and Banggeng had gone to school, leaving only Aunt Yi at home.

However, by noon, Aunt Yi couldn't stay at home all the time, since she still needed to take care of the old lady in the backyard.

So Aunt Yi went to the backyard to bring food to the old lady and chat with her. At this time, Jia Zhangshi, who had been scouting the place for two days, finally seized the opportunity and sneaked into Uncle Yi's house.

Then she casually pulled out a small cloth bag from her bosom, inside which was croton powder that Jia Zhangshi had carefully prepared.

That's right, it's the powder made from croton seeds that were used as a laxative. Now, Jia Zhangshi's plan is pretty clear, isn't it?

Looking around, she noticed that there was still a small amount of rice porridge left in the pot next to her. Jia Zhangshi immediately ran over, sprinkled some of the croton powder in her hand into the pot, and then looked around again before taking a pair of men's underwear that was placed by the bed in the inner room.

After leaving the Yi family, Jia Zhangshi did not rush back. Instead, she went to Sha Zhu's house. Although the door was closed, the window was still cracked. Jia Zhangshi threw the underwear she had just taken out into the window.

In the past, if Sha Zhu lived alone, it wouldn't have been a problem to stuff a man's underwear into his clothes. But things are different now; Sha Zhu is married.

Jia Zhangshi's move was clearly intended to sow discord between Sha Zhu and his wife, and also to make Sha Zhu hate Master Yi again, and ideally, to make him beat Master Yi up in anger.

After completing this series of tasks, Jia Zhangshi was finally satisfied. She clapped her hands and went back to her room to lie down and pretend to be dead.

Meanwhile, Aunt Yi, after chatting with the old lady for a while, returned to her own room and began preparing lunch, which was the pot of rice porridge that Jia Zhangshi had just put the medicine in.

The effects of croton are not actually that exaggerated. After drinking two bowls of rice porridge and resting for about ten minutes, Aunt Yi began to feel something was wrong with her stomach.

. . . . . .

It was past two o'clock in the afternoon. In the workshop of the steel rolling mill, Grandpa Yi was instructing his new apprentice when someone suddenly ran in from outside.

"Master Yi, your wife has had an accident and has been taken to the hospital. You should go and see her quickly!"

Upon hearing this, Grandpa Yi was immediately startled. How could his wife have gotten into trouble? However, Grandpa Yi remained relatively calm and immediately followed the messenger towards the gate of the steel mill.

At the gate, Uncle Yi saw Aunt San waiting there. "Old Yi! I don't know what's wrong with your Xiaolian today. She went to the toilet several times in a row and ended up completely exhausted."

When my aunt and I saw this, we took her to the hospital first. You should go and check what's wrong!

The old man nodded. "Which hospital did you take her to? I'm coming over now!"

"She's at the Second Hospital. You should go there quickly. Aunt Er is with her there. I'll go back to the main compound to get Xiaolian some clean clothes."

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When we found her, she had already passed out in the outhouse. Luckily, she hadn't slipped into the pit, otherwise, there would have been no way to save her!

After saying that, Auntie San turned and left, and Uncle Yi hurriedly headed towards the Second Hospital.

At this moment, Jia Zhangshi was also a little panicked at home, because she did not expect that she would cause Aunt Yi to be so seriously injured and have to go to the hospital.

Jia Zhangshi's real intention was to give Uncle Yi and Bang Geng some medicine so that the two of them could have diarrhea.

Ideally, those underwear would come in handy when Uncle Yi has diarrhea, so that Sha Zhu can beat Uncle Yi so badly he'd be running for his life. Wouldn't that be amazing?

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However, Madam Jia forgot that although she had put the medicine powder in, she hadn't stirred it with a spoon, so the powder wasn't actually distributed very evenly.

Aunt Yi didn't notice and casually scooped two spoonfuls of rice porridge, which resulted in most of the medicine powder being scooped into the bowl.

If the dosage had been relatively small, Aunt Yi wouldn't have been in such a serious condition. However, if someone were to take such a large dose, they would likely suffer for a while.

In addition, Aunt Yi's health wasn't particularly good to begin with, and she even had to take some medicine from time to time. When she was given this laxative, she couldn't take it anymore.

When Jia Zhangshi saw the frantic commotion outside, with people shouting for someone to be taken to the hospital, she panicked a little. "Could this... have resulted in someone dying?" she wondered.

If this results in someone's death, my life will be over!

While Jia Zhangshi was worrying at home, Uncle Yi had already arrived at the hospital, and Aunt Yi had been given an IV drip and had her stomach pumped. She was no longer experiencing severe diarrhea.

However, because she was still a little weak, she has now fallen into a deep sleep.

"Are you the patient's family member? The patient's condition is now basically stable, but we found laxatives in the patient's vomit."

Has the patient previously taken any traditional Chinese medicine containing laxatives?

Chapter 164 Jia Zhangshi went straight in.

The doctor asked this question because although croton is a laxative, it is also a traditional Chinese medicine. If these laxative components are present in the traditional Chinese medicine being taken, then there is naturally not much of a problem.

However, if it's not traditional Chinese medicine, then the doctor should give them a proper reminder.

When the old man heard the question, he was stunned for a moment, then quickly rummaged through his pockets and soon pulled out a prescription, which he handed to the doctor.

"Doctor, this is the prescription my husband usually uses for health maintenance. Can you take a look and see if there are any problems?"

The doctor examined the medicine and shook his head. "These are all common kidney-tonifying and health-preserving medicines. They wouldn't cause these symptoms, and they don't contain any laxative ingredients like croton."

However, we found laxative components in the patient's vomit, so... I now suspect the patient may have accidentally ingested laxatives, or food containing laxatives, which is why they are experiencing these symptoms.

When you get home, you'd better thoroughly check all the food in your house to see what went wrong, otherwise this situation might happen again, or even to other members of your family!

Upon hearing the doctor's words, Mr. Yi frowned, because he knew very well that there were no laxatives in his home, so there was no possibility of accidental ingestion.

Since there's no possibility of accidental ingestion, and the doctor has confirmed that the diarrhea was caused by a laxative, then... could it be that someone poisoned the patient?

Grandpa Yi's mind worked quickly, and he immediately realized that someone was plotting against him. However, he did not immediately reveal his thoughts, but instead prepared to observe in secret for a while longer.

After spending more than two hours in the hospital, Aunt Yi slowly woke up. Although she had some symptoms of hypoglycemia due to the previous diarrhea and gastric lavage, she was at least not dehydrated because she had received an IV drip.

As for the low blood sugar, they could just take her home and have something to eat, so on the doctor's advice, Mr. Yi and Mrs. Yi were discharged from the hospital.

"What did you eat at home today? The doctor said you ate something with laxatives, which is why you have these symptoms."

"I...I didn't eat anything. I just cooked a pot of rice porridge and ate two bowls with some pickled vegetables. The old lady ate the rice porridge and pickled vegetables too, and she was fine."

When the old man heard what the old woman said, he was a little confused. The old woman ate rice porridge and was fine, but the old man was in trouble?

What exactly happened? Could it really have been accidentally ingested?

With these questions in mind, Uncle Yi and Aunt Yi returned to their courtyard house. After Aunt Yi went back, she went to bed to rest, while Uncle Yi began to study the pot of rice porridge.

This research actually led Grandpa Yi to discover something! First, there was a small, barely noticeable white powder on the edge of the pot.