Chapter 53 The eldest prince is ignorant of love affairs
When Mrs. Feng heard that Wei Zi was coming, she quickly told Aunt Guo: "She said I have a headache and a fever and can't get out of bed."
When Wei Zi heard what Grandma Guo said, she quickly stood up and said, "The old lady is sick? A common woman knows medicine, can you let me help you?"
But I thought in my heart: Why is this old lady acting like a child and pretending to be sick?
Grandma Guo replied: "It doesn't matter. This person is old and always feels uncomfortable here and there. He just needs to rest for a few days and he will be fine."
Wei Zi said sternly: "Headache and brain fever may seem like a minor illness, but it cannot be ignored. Aunt Guo, I can't guarantee anything else. I can definitely cure this disease."
Grandma Guo felt like she was "shooting herself in the foot", but she could only force a smile and continue to talk nonsense: "It's an old disease, and the doctor keeps the medicine."
Wei Zi said: "The conditions look similar, but the causes of each illness are different, and the treatments are also different. You cannot always use the same medicine. Aunt Guo, please let me take a look at the old lady."
Grandma Guo was extremely embarrassed. She really couldn't keep telling this lie.
"Since grandma is sick, let her take a look. Her medical skills are not bad." Feng Danyuan walked into the hall with his long legs carrying a book.
Are you trying to trick him with a bunch of story books?
Are you still pretending to be sick?
He just wanted to see how this old lady could keep pretending!
Aunt Guo gave up her struggle and gritted her teeth and said to Wei Zi: "Then Miss Wei San, come with me."
She was forced by the eldest prince, old madam, don't blame her!
Then he turned his head and told the maid: "Go to the back room and say, 'Miss Wei San is here to treat the old lady.'"
What a tip! Wei Zi and Feng Danyuan made a low "cut" sound at almost the same moment.
The voice was very soft, but both of them heard it. They looked at each other in tacit understanding, and then quickly withdrew their gaze. The two pretended not to care, one looked at the sky, and the other looked at the surrounding furnishings.
Looking at this scene, Grandma Guo suddenly understood what Mrs. Feng said: The eldest prince really doesn't understand love affairs. He was obviously attracted, but she thought nothing happened.
However, the old lady said one thing less: Miss Wei San seemed to be quite slow, and she was completely unable to see what the eldest prince was thinking.
An inexplicable smile appeared on Grandma Guo's face: one was ignorant and the other was slow. These two will be interesting in the future.
"Miss Wei San, please come with me." She guessed that Mrs. Feng was almost ready and said with a smile.
"Thank you." Wei Zi felt that Grandma Guo's expression was unnatural, but the two of them were not familiar with each other, so she pretended not to see it.
As for Feng Danyuan, he was originally here to investigate the crime, and now he was naturally happy to watch Mrs. Feng being slapped in the face.
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Poor old Mrs. Feng was so old that after listening to the maid's words, she could only lie on the bed and pretend to be weak. In order to achieve a realistic effect, she even tied a wisp on her forehead.
As soon as she lay down, she ordered the maid again: "Bring the powder and rub it on my face, hurry up!"
The maid's hands and feet were nimble and she had just finished "grooming" the old lady when Wei Zi and others arrived.
"Old madam, I heard that you are not feeling well. The daughter of the people knows a little about the art of Qihuang. If you don't mind, the daughter of the people can show it to you."
When Wei Zi saw Mrs. Feng on the bed, she secretly felt funny: This old lady pretended to be quite sincere, but the powder on her face was too uneven.
Feng Danyuan couldn't help but rolled his eyes: Are you really treating them like three-year-olds?
Mrs. Feng, however, was very "dedicated". She coughed twice and spoke a little out of breath: "It's okay. It's an old illness and the doctor keeps the medicine."
Sure enough, they have been masters and servants for many years, and even the words they say are the same.
Wei Zi said what he had just said again, and finally made a move to retreat in order to advance, and said with a sense of disappointment: "Don't you trust the women of the people?"
Can Madam Feng reply "I can't believe it"?
She could only say: "Of course I can trust you, so I'll help you."
Wei Zi pretended to sit down by the bed, pressed Mrs. Feng's pulse, and was about to tell her "you are fine" and then have a good chat about breaking off the engagement, but after only holding hands for a minute, the look on her face
His expression changed.
After taking her pulse for a few more minutes, she was almost certain: Mrs. Feng, who was pretending to be sick, was really sick.
