Chapter 115: 115. Come over, I’ll use it for you (one more update)
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In the carriage, Ning Jing sat with Xing Yusheng on one side, and Su Liang sat across from them.
“Do you two have a place to stay in the capital? I’ve found a mansion and registered it under Miss Su’s name. Everything is prepared, and you can move in at any time,” said Xing Yusheng.
Su Liang smiled and nodded, “Thank you, Young Master Xing, then I’ll gladly accept.”
Actually, it wasn’t necessary, but since she had already bought it, she accepted Xing Yusheng’s gratitude.
Xing Yusheng thought she would refuse but smiled when she didn’t, “That’s good. Whenever Miss Su is available, let’s set a time, and I’ll accompany you to move in.”
After saying that, he half-joked, “The mansion isn’t that big, so if Master Ning has his own mansion, it would be perfect for Miss Su to live alone.”
Ning Jing had no intention of speaking at all.
Su Liang chuckled, “He doesn’t have a mansion in the capital, but I think I have one.”
Xing Yusheng didn’t understand, “You think?”
“Someone owes me one.” Su Liang said.
Xing Yusheng had a thought, “Could it be… the Fourth Prince?”
Qi Yan and Qi Jun had run into Duanmu Chen’s follower Chang’an while looking for a mansion. They found out that the mansion next door had been sold to an outsider earlier in the year.
Through previous letters, Xing Yusheng knew that Duanmu Chen had not only met Su Liang in Bei’an County but also cooperated with her. Otherwise, he wouldn’t have known the outcome of the iron mine smuggling case in advance.
Although Xing Ji knew that he hadn’t participated in the iron mine smuggling, he wouldn’t dare to act rashly without knowing the situation clearly.
Even if it had nothing to do with him, he might still be framed. If the court wanted to get rid of him, they wouldn’t care about the truth.
It’s worth noting that the main culprits of the iron mine smuggling case, Gai Yun and Gai Huai’an, once claimed that their master was Bei Jingwang.
If Duanmu Chen’s investigation had implicated Bei Jingwang, Xing Ji would have had no chance to defend himself and could only choose to flee or rebel.
Even if Xing Ji had no ambition, he would have to make sure that going to the capital wasn’t a death sentence before daring to bring his family there.
So, Su Liang’s early disclosure to Xing Yusheng, and then to Xing Ji, was crucial for Bei Jingwang Mansion at the time.
Duanmu Chen had always been known as a smiling fox, and the fact that he shared such critical information with Su Liang showed their close relationship.
Su Liang saw Xing Yusheng guessing and didn’t deny it, “Yes, the Fourth
Prince. I helped him at the time, and that’s what he promised me as payment.’
Xing Yusheng speculated that Su Liang had made a significant contribution during Duanmu Chen’s investigation but didn’t pry further. He said it was a coincidence because the mansion he had given Su Liang was right next to the one Duanmu Chen had bought for her.
“If it’s really that mansion, we can open a small door to connect the two places,” Xing Yusheng said.
“That would be great,” Su Liang said, indicating that it was a good idea.
“It’s also not far from Marquis Zhong Xin’s Mansion. I’m afraid my grandmother and I will have to bother you often,” Xing Yusheng cleverly mentioned his grandmother because he thought he would be rebuffed by Ning Jing if he said it was just him, “Su Liang, you might not remember since you lost your memory, but today’s Marquis Zhong Xin Mansion was once Marquis Chang Xin Mansion.”
Su Liang was somewhat surprised, “Ah? I indeed forgot, but I do remember the Gu Family. So, you live in the former Gu heir’s place?”
Xing Yusheng nodded, “Yes. But I heard that he rarely lived in the mansion and mostly stayed at Huguo Temple. I don’t know where Gu Ling is now or if he’s
safe…”
As Xing Yusheng spoke, he realized his slip of the tongue and quickly changed the topic, asking if Su Liang had met Nian Jincheng, who had previously gone to guard the mine.
Su Liang didn’t expect Xing Yusheng to seem so “concerned” about Gu Ling, as if the two had some connection.
She hadn’t heard about it from anyone.
“You lost your memory? You asked Nian Jincheng to help bring the medical book, and I had him send you a letter,” Su Liang said.
Xing Yusheng gave an awkward smile, “I forgot for a moment.”
As they talked, they arrived at Duke Qin’s Mansion. After getting off the carriage, Xing Yusheng hurriedly led Su Liang and Ning Jing towards Songfeng
Residence.
“Young Master is here!”
Qin Yujin looked back and saw Xing Yusheng enter the door, followed by a young man and woman.
The young man was tall and slender, with fair skin, delicate features, and an ethereal temperament.
The young woman had delicate eyebrows and eyes, a delicate nose and cherry lips, and an unadorned face that still amazed people.
“How’s my grandfather?” An anxious Xing Yusheng asked.
The Imperial Physician was prescribing a prescription nearby, and the once-energetic Old Master Qin lay on the bed with his eyes open, motionless. Qin Yujin’s eyes were red as she said, “He had a stroke. He was fine at noon, and suddenly…”
Xing Yusheng instinctively reached out to pull Su Liang, “You quickly check on my grandfather!”
Ning Jing silently slapped Xing Yusheng’s hand away, as Su Liang stepped forward.
“Who are these two…?” Qin Kang had noticed Ning Jing and Su Liang as soon as they entered.
Xing Yusheng hurriedly introduced them, saying that it was the Su Liang he mentioned before who saved his life, and the other was Ning Jing from the Ning Family of Xunyang.
“Uncle, Miss Su has excellent medical skills and may have a solution.” Xing Yusheng said.
Qin Kang nodded, “Then we’ll trouble Miss Su.”
Su Liang took the pulse of Old Master Qin and diagnosed that he had indeed suffered a sudden stroke.
This was quite dangerous for the elderly.
“Ning Jing, golden needles,” Su Liang requested.
Ning Jing handed her the needle bag she carried with her.
The Qin family members were worried and did not pay attention to the interaction between Ning Jing and Su Liang.
“Since the crown prince has invited a famous doctor, then I…” The Imperial Physician finished writing the prescription and saw that no one was paying attention to him, as they were all focused on Su Liang, he spoke with displeasure.
Qin Kang quickly took the prescription and invited the Imperial Physician to sit down and rest.
The Imperial Physician continued to watch Su Liang, as she administered acupuncture on Old Master Qin. He changed his expression and eventually couldn’t help but approach and analyze Su Liang’s acupuncture technique.
Su Liang discussed and explained her technique with the Imperial Physician, and they both ended up engaging in a serious conversation.
After the acupuncture was finished, both Su Liang and the Imperial Physician took Old Master Qin’s pulse again, and began to discuss medical treatment options.
At first, the Imperial Physician refuted Su Liang’s suggestions, but after Su Liang patiently explained her reasoning, he was persuaded and discarded his original prescription. He then wrote a new one.
“The medication prescribed will definitely be effective!” The Imperial Physician confidently said, sweeping away his earlier conservatism.
“I will come every day to administer acupuncture for Old Master Qin,” Su Liang said.
“Will my grandfather recover soon?” Qin Yujin’s eyes brightened.
“We must not be careless. Pay attention to his diet as well.
Qin Kang sighed, “My father loves alcohol, and no advice can stop him from drinking it daily.”
“He will have to abstain from it in the future,” Su Liang said.
She then wrote a list of dietary precautions and handed it over to Qin Yujin.
The Imperial Physician asked Su Liang who her teacher was.
Su Liang truthfully answered, she was Su Yuanzhou’s granddaughter.
The Imperial Physician widened his eyes, he was evidently familiar with Su Yuanzhou but did not say anything else.
After confirming the time when she would come every day, Su Liang asked to leave.
“Miss Su, since you have just arrived in the capital city, why not stay with us?” Qin Yujin hurriedly offered, “I have heard my cousin mention you, and I am so glad to finally meet you.”
“I have other matters to attend to today. I will visit again another day,” Su Liang politely declined.
Xing Yusheng said that he had met Su Liang on the way and invited her over.
The Qin family did not insist further, and let Xing Yusheng and Qin Yujin see them off.
“You don’t have to go through the trouble. I am friends with the crown prince, so no need for such courtesy. I’ll come back tomorrow,” Su Liang said, leaving with Ning Jing straight away.
Qin Yujin stood next to Xing Yusheng and watched Su Liang’s brisk retreating figure, her face full of admiration, “She’s so capable and beautiful!” Xing Yusheng: … What’s with his cousin getting so mesmerized by Su Liang?
“Cousin, if you don’t plan to pursue Miss Su, then let my older brother go for it! If I were a man, I would definitely chase her!” Qin Yujin said.
Qin Yuheng, the eldest son of Duke Qin, said solemnly, “My grandfather has always hoped that I would get married soon. As for Miss Su…
Xing Yusheng held his forehead, “Cousin, I knew her first.”
Qin Yuheng nodded, “Yusheng, you should perform well. Miss Su already has a guardian by her side.”
Xing Yusheng cleared his throat, “I know, ” and then turned back to check on Old Master Qin.
Not long after Su Liang left, Old Master Qin drank the medicine and showed some response when spoken to. Although he could not move or speak, it was a good sign.
Ning Jing and Su Liang walked toward the Wan Family in the capital city.
In the cold night breeze, Su Liang enjoyed the view of the capital city, finding it quite fresh and novel.
“Remember to collect the consultation fee from the Qin Family,” Ning Jing suddenly said.
Su Liang pondered, “Can the Qin Family’s life-saving medallion be used by outsiders?”
Ning Jing nodded, “It can be used by anyone, but only once.”
“Since Xing Yusheng no longer needs it, why don’t I ask for the Qin Family’s life-saving medallion? Just in case your identity is exposed one day, it might save your life,” Su Liang suggested.
Ning Jing stopped walking and frowned at Su Liang, “Are you serious?”
Su Liang nodded, “I am serious. You cannot wear a mask for your entire life. Everyone knows you were living in the Huguo Temple before, which is almost the same as being a monk. The Gu Family’s rebellion has nothing to do with you.”
Ning Jing averted his gaze and continued walking, “The Qin Family might not be willing to give it.”
“I know, but it doesn’t hurt to ask,” Su Liang replied. “They know who I am and should also know why I returned to the capital city. I’ll say it’s for my own life protection. The Qin Family is loyal and has a clean reputation, so the
Davcu Yusheng, whom they originally intended to save. You may not need it, but it’s better to be prepared..”
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