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Chapter Fourteen Dark Clouds Overwhelm the City

There was no doubt that Lin Zongji was severely punished. This was because he was the first offender and was dragged over forcibly. Otherwise, he would not just be hungry and kneel in the corner. [26nbsp;]

At night, Yu Zhu felt sensitively that something was wrong in the atmosphere. Both the servants and the maids seemed a little confused.

Yu Zhu returned to his Youzhu residence from Cui's house with some uneasiness, and then urged Cui Wei to go out and find out what happened.

Cui Wei trotted in in a hurry and said with a pale face: "Miss, it's an epidemic, it's an epidemic. Many people in Qingzhou have died from the epidemic. Now the city has been closed down."

Hearing this news, Yu Zhu's originally panic-stricken heart calmed down a lot. It was not that she was cold-blooded, but she was just involuntarily grateful. It was a good thing that the local officials were able to provide disaster relief during the epidemic. If the results were not significant, the court would have to close the country.

If the city abandons the victims, there is no doubt that there will always be a few officials who are the scapegoats used by the court to appease the people.

Fortunately, it didn't happen in Dengzhou, but in Qingzhou, across the water. Otherwise, my father would have probably... By then, the two brothers have not yet made a difference, and the whole family will bear the name of sinners. Think about those harsh things.

Criminal law... Yu Zhu shuddered and did not dare to let himself think about it any more.

"It's okay, Miss. The city has been sealed off. Even across the river, Dengzhou will be safe and sound." Gu Xiang was also very scared, but looking at Yu Zhu's pale face, she still forced a smile and comforted her.

Yuzhu said nothing, feeling uneasy in her heart, as if something bad was about to happen. Thinking of Madam Ren's arrogant attitude when she went to Zheng's house in the morning, something seemed to flash by very quickly, but she couldn't catch it.

I only have a vague premonition that the peaceful days of being outside are probably coming to an end.

Lin Yuanzhi returned to the main courtyard in the evening, and his expression was not very good. He looked at the sweet white glaze tea cup with dark patterns in his hand and said nothing. Cui told her about her visit to Zheng's house today, and added at the end: "I guess

It can’t be that simple. Could it be that the Jiang family has another idea?”

Lin Yuanzhi said slowly: "The fourth prince born by our mother-in-law is becoming more and more intelligent and outstanding, and the emperor is paying more and more attention to him. How could the Jiang family hold back and not take action?" His face turned cold again: "I guess they won't do it this time.

Let me get out, I'm afraid I'll have to take a trip through the muddy waters of Qingzhou."

Cui's eyes suddenly turned red and she said sadly: "Master, no, don't go."

Caressing Ms. Cui's head, Lin Yuanzhi's eyes were gentle: "It won't be long before the imperial edict comes down. You pack some things for me. I will leave when the edict arrives." He hugged Ms. Cui again, as if they had just gotten married.

He patted her back gently and coaxed her in a warm voice: "Don't cry. After I leave, you can take your child back to Beijing. For my sake, my old house will always take care of you. Give it to both of you."

The boy is looking for a wife, and then we can find a husband for our bamboo girl. I don’t know which boy will get the advantage... Good boy, you are the mother of three children, why are you still crying so much..."

Lin Yuanzhi's eyes were soft, and his voice was even more mellow and intoxicating: "Wanying, thank you for marrying me, giving birth to my children, presiding over the middle school, taking care of the housework, and raising my children..."

"No, sir, don't thank me, I don't know how happy I am...Really, thank you for marrying me, thank you for giving me such a good son and daughter, thank you for entrusting me with the backyard..." Ms. Cui had already burst into tears.

, tried her best to grab her husband's sleeve and cried: "Don't go, don't go, we don't want to be this official anymore. Master, how about I go into seclusion with you, find a place with mountains and rivers, grow flowers and fish..."

…”

Lin Yuanzhi's eyes were also red. Who didn't know that the epidemic was fierce, but his intuition honed in the ups and downs of officialdom for many years told him that this danger was unavoidable.

The Fifth Prince's Party will never tolerate the Fourth Prince's Party becoming stronger. As the fourth Prince's wife, I am already a confirmed member of the Four Princes' Party. I think I have been regarded as a thorn in their side. If I go, I will lose my life. If I don't go, it will definitely bring disaster.

family.

Looking at his wife who was crying in his arms, Lin Yuanzhi couldn't help but feel deep pity in his heart. This orphan and widowed mother would definitely be bullied in the future. How could he let his pampered wife and daughter live by looking at other people's faces? If he had known what would happen

Now that things have become like this, I should have treated her better before...

Mrs. Cui's mood gradually calmed down, and she buried her face into the warm side of her husband's neck with great nostalgia. The resentment in her eyes became more and more intense, and she muttered silently: "The Jiang family...Lin Hengzhi..."

Yuzhu, who got up early, hurriedly dressed and ran to the main courtyard. She ignored all the maintenance she usually did every day. She was very frightened in her heart, fearing that she would not be able to grasp the happiness of this life.

Lin Yuanzhi and Mrs. Cui had already stood up and were silent to each other. Seeing Yuzhu come in, Lin Yuanzhi smiled and spared her from saluting, saying that he must be obedient in the future and stop acting like a child. Listen.

Yuzhu was almost in tears. Her knees softened and she knelt in front of Lin Yuanzhi. She said softly: "My daughter knows that something bad must have happened at home. Please let her father know. She hopes that she can share her worries with her father soon."

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She really cherishes her family and doesn't want to be kept in the dark without being able to help. No matter what the outcome is, she has to work hard before she is willing to accept it. She is not a traditional lady who hides under her elegant appearance.

He is still as stubborn and self-reliant as in his previous life.

At this time, Lin Zongyan, Lin Zongji and Lin Yulan all came. Lin Yuanzhi briefly explained the matter and asked them to follow Cui back to Beijing.

Mrs. Cui lowered her eyes and said nothing. Occasionally, she glanced at Lin Yuan, but there was a flash of determination.

The two brothers obviously did not want to leave, but Lin Yuanzhi's voice became stern: "How can a man not be responsible at all? You all know that going to Qingzhou for your father is a narrow escape, so what use will you get if you go? What are you going to do with your mother and sister?"

Lin Zongyan and Lin Zongji both knelt down, gritting their teeth to hold back the tears that were about to burst out of their eyes, speechless.

Yulan cried so hard that she couldn't hold her breath and was about to faint, so Cuiwei hurriedly helped her down.

The days of waiting for the imperial edict were extremely painful, and the entire Lin Mansion was shrouded in an atmosphere of uneasiness. There was hesitation and pain but also a faint hope. Lin Yuanzhi hoped that Lin Yuanzhi's estimation was wrong and the edict would not come, but he clearly knew that there was hope.

It was so slim. However, Yu Zhu clarified his thoughts and immediately ordered Gu Xiang to let the boys go out to inquire about the situation of the epidemic in Qingzhou.

She is used to getting treated when she is sick. Unlike Lin Yuanzhi and Cui who think that they will die if they catch the epidemic, Yuzhu thinks about how to avoid it. What she wants to know is to find out the detailed symptoms of the disease and see how to combine it with modern methods.

Is it possible to figure out the antidote? Although I am not a doctor, in order to save money and avoid going to the hospital, I finally studied a few medical books by myself and accumulated some medical knowledge. Occasionally, I can handle some minor illnesses by myself.

Looking at the feeling of dark clouds over the city, it was obvious that the doctors of this era were unable to treat this epidemic. Yu Zhu bit her lip and prayed to God that her half-hearted medical skills could solve this crisis.
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