Wei An couldn't help laughing and asked him in a low voice: "Is Bao Ge'er good? Have you eaten? Have you been obedient?"
Baoger mumbled something like "obedience" and called Wei An "sister" in a baby voice. Although it was just unclear syllables, King Zheng and the others couldn't help laughing.
His hair was already very long, black and thick. Wei An touched his head and praised him with a smile: "You are so good. Our Bao Ge'er is really the most obedient child."
Princess Zheng burst into laughter and said, "That's right. She's very well behaved. She knows that our master is worried. She hasn't made a fuss these past two days. She hasn't even cried. She knows how to care for us. She's so young, but she's like a spirit."
At the same time, she couldn't help asking Wei An: "Princess, have you written to the Marquis? Bao Ge'er's lips are still a little purple. Look at him, he doesn't look very well..."
Although he understood her feelings, she kept pushing people and putting pressure on them, so King Zheng still advised her: "Even if the letter was sent out, how long has it been? I'm afraid it hasn't even left the city gate yet. Don't keep asking her. She won't be able to answer you if you ask."
Princess Zheng kept saying, "I was so confused. It's really my fault." She grabbed Wei An's hand and wanted to hit her mouth with it: "It's my fault. I was too impatient. I deserve to be beaten, I deserve to be beaten!"
Wei An was somewhat at a loss, as if a stone was pressing on his heart. He quickly pulled his hand away and shook his head: "Princess, there is no need to be like this. Bao Ge'er is my brother. I will never shirk anything I can do. This is what I should do. I don't deserve your thanks. Don't worry, I have already sent the letter. I believe Shen Chen will send back a reply soon to let me know what happened."
The smile on Princess Zheng's face became more genuine, and she held Wei An's hand tightly: "I know that the princess really loves Bao Ge'er..."
When Wei An heard Princess Zheng repeating the same things over and over again, he knew that she was a little confused because of her anxiety, so he winked at King Zheng, indicating that he should let the princess go and have a rest.
Prince Zheng also felt sorry for it and asked Madam Ding to help Princess Zheng to rest. Seeing that Princess Zheng refused, he sighed and said, "I know you are worried about Bao Ge'er, but everyone is here now. The imperial physician has finished his examination and is preparing to prescribe medicine. I will send someone to wake you up after Kong Gongfeng and others arrive. Madam Ding said that you almost didn't sleep all night in Puci Temple last night. Even if you are made of iron, you can't hold on until now. You should go and rest for a while. Nothing will happen if you stay for a while."
Princess Zheng was somewhat reluctant, but after hearing what Prince Zheng said, she agreed hesitantly.
Mother Ding was overjoyed and hurriedly helped her to rest. In order to let her sleep peacefully, she advised her: "Since the princess has already written to the marquis, the marquis will definitely have nothing to say. If he can find a way, he will definitely agree to the princess. Don't worry anymore. Go to sleep first. It's been a whole day and night, and you haven't even had a nap yet..."
She also had someone bring some bird's nest in syrup and served it to Princess Zheng. Then she watched over her until she fell asleep, then she gently closed the tent and breathed a sigh of relief.
Dingxiang and Peiqin both felt relieved and went out quietly.
Mother Ding instructed them, "Watch over her. I've lit some calming incense. The princess will probably sleep for two hours. You should stay alert. When she wakes up, try to persuade her to use something. The princess has no time to deal with the affairs of the mansion these two days. I have to go and see if everyone has done what I ordered before."
Dingxiang agreed.
Wei An, who was standing on the other side, also watched Doctor Shi prescribing medicine and asked him, "Doctor Shi, sorry to bother you, but may I ask if you specialize in pediatrics?"
Doctor Shi bowed and said, "I am not very talented, but I am better at pediatrics than other subjects."
Wei An nodded: "Then according to you, if the child is like this, will the medicine really be effective?"
He said the same thing as he had said to King Zheng and Queen Zheng before: "It's not like that, there is no medicine that can cure all diseases, but since there was this rumor before, there must be some truth in it, so it means to give it a try. No matter what, there is no harm in giving it a try. If it works, it can be considered a good thing."
Wei An sighed in his heart: "That is to say, this medicine may not be useful, right?"
I got the hang of it right away.
This is nothing more than a fabricated story. Doctor Shi stroked his beard and sighed, "There has to be some hope. If there really is still the medicine that was sent to the Sixth Prince, it might really be useful..."
Wei An lowered his eyes and asked him, "If I can't find it, or if this medicine doesn't work, Doctor Shi, is there any solution?"
Doctor Shi still looked solemn and shook his head cautiously: "There is no way out. Just leave it to fate. Many things are beyond human control. I have checked many medical records with Master Kong before... Most of them have no solution."
Now even King Zheng looked very unhappy.
No matter who it is, no one would be happy to hear that their child might not live long. King Zheng waved his hand and asked Doctor Shi to go down and prescribe medicine. He looked at Wei An and finally showed some confusion: "An An, Bao Ge'er..."
Wei An felt sad and whispered to comfort him: "Father, don't be too sad..." Even if she was good at speaking, she didn't know what to say when she encountered this situation. She could only repeat dryly: "It will be fine, Bao Ge'er will be fine..."
Doctor Shi went out and walked slowly towards home with his medicine box on his back. He walked very slowly and passed through many alleys. He didn't know how long he had walked before he arrived at a house and slowly knocked on the door.
The wooden door creaked open, and Doctor Shi walked in. He saw his mother hanging clothes to dry. He couldn't help but walk over quickly and took the clothes. "Why are you doing this again? Didn't you say that you would let..."
As he was talking, a woman came out from the main room and shouted in a hoarse voice: "You're back? Why are you back so late? Come in quickly, someone wants to see you!"
Old Lady Shi curled her lips, pursed her thin lips tightly, looked at the daughter-in-law and sneered, then turned her head and said to Doctor Shi: "It's okay, my old bones are not useless, I can still move, as long as I can move, I won't let you suffer!"
The daughter-in-law snorted, not willing to be outdone: "Why, who made him suffer? Who made him suffer? How fresh, saying these things, as if there is something wrong between me and your son... ... The old man is so old, he should only say good things, why is there always so much right and wrong..." (To be continued)