BXBX NOVEL Chapter 17 part1
Qi RongYue shook her head. "It\'s not as simple asyou think. Shizi was thrown off a mad horse. Before he heavily landed, his headhit a stone on the ground. If he just hit his head, then it would be lucky! Butsince he continued to have a high fever for several days, I think the situationis not so simple. We have to wait for him to wake up to see!"
Zheng daren was very panicked. This was his cousin\'sonly descendant. If something happened, then Duke Yongping fu\'s back road wasbroken and their whole Zheng family\'s big backer would also collapse. This wasthe last thing he wanted to see.
Therefore, nothing could happen to ZhongWen.Absolutely nothing.
Zheng daren was very earnest. He cupped his handstowards Qi RongYue. "Qi xiaojie, please cure ZhongWen. No matter what you want,I can give it to you!"
Qi RongYue slowly shook her head. "Let\'s wait untilShizi is cured to talk about remuneration. It\'s still too early to say anythingnow."
Qi RongYue saw Zheng daren\'s flustered expression.She couldn\'t help but sigh. "Please rest assured, Zheng daren. I will do mybest."
Zheng furen reached out to grab Qi RongYue\'s hand.She hurriedly asked, "How certain are you?"
Qi RongYue looked at the still-unconscious ZhengZhongWen on the bed. Actually, she and Zheng ZhongWen have met before. ThePalace was holding a banquet then. Duke Zheng brought the six-year-old ZhengZhongWen to the Palace banquet. Zheng ZhongWen was very naughty. He tookadvantage of the adults drinking and snuck into Muhou\'s Ziwei Hall, used toreceive female guests. She was only five years old then. As a gongzhu, she wasvery envious of the children who could run and play. But she could only pretendto be arrogant and cold. In fact, she really wanted to be like them in herheart.
Zheng ZhongWen seemed to have seen her desire. He sneaked behind her and inserted a fresh flower from a vase into her hair. He grinned and said she looked pretty, like a girl in a painting. He then pulled her out of Ziwei Hall and ran madly in the Imperial Garden. This was the happiest memory of her childhood.