"Cheng'er came to see you again last night? Did he threaten you? Auntie will never let him go easily."
"You..." Surprised.
She really wanted to ask this old woman why she treated her son like an enemy?
But this situation was unfamiliar to her, so it was best to keep silent.
"I...there is nothing wrong with my body, so don't see the doctor."
Now she just wants to get rid of this strange old woman who tried to murder her parents and children.
Others cherish and pamper their own flesh and blood. Is this old woman a pervert?
I also remembered what Wan Xuecheng said last night... about her relationship with Liu Ming?
Alas, it seems that this family is extremely complicated. If you find an opportunity, it's best to leave here.
"It's better to let the doctor take a look."
The old lady didn't want to say much, so she let the doctor in.
It seems that this is a martial arts family, and they don't pay much attention to checking the pulse across the line.
This Wanxue Villa seemed to be the doctor's old employer. The doctor checked her pulse for a while and said that she was not seriously ill. Maybe she was too frightened, so he prescribed a prescription for brain replenishment.
After the doctor left, the old lady held her hand again and asked her thoroughly.
First he said: "What did Wan Xuecheng tell you last night?"
"No."
She wanted to withdraw her hand.
But she felt that the old lady's eyes were so gloomy that it made her hair stand on end, so she didn't dare to move.
"He... just said that he wanted me to have a good rest or something. Nothing more. Aunt... Auntie thought he would say something to me? He and I... have a hostile relationship."
"Xi'er, when did you stop confessing to your aunt?"
The old lady's face darkened and she was sullen, which was scary.
"No, aunt, Wan Xuecheng really didn't say anything," she raised two fingers, "If aunt doesn't believe it, I can swear...swear..."
The old woman had a sullen face.
"I, Lin... and I, Murong Xu, swear here that if I treat you, aunt,... I will be struck by lightning..."
"alright."
The old lady then pulled off her hand and said, "Auntie, I just believe you."