Chapter 5 — I Didn't Choose the Crown Prince, The One I Chose Made Everyone Stunned

For one reason after another, from the shop, the land to the manor, in less than ten days, the seven properties in the judge's name were one by one confiscated by his father with all kinds of lists. Ms. Tham was so angry that she fell seriously ill, and Tan Uyen Nhu also came to me several times, both inside and out hinting that I was causing a quarrel and had a cruel heart. I didn't bother to respond, just coldly looked at her from frantic anger to helpless anger. We know, all of this is just the beginning, the bigger storm is still behind. That afternoon, I was enjoying the flowers in the courtyard when Mother Vuong, next to my mother, rushed in, her face extremely unsightly. As soon as she saw me, she hastily said: "Miss, it's not over! Madam... you invited the physician Ton of Hui An Duong to come into the palace, saying that since the banquet, the lady has been mentally unstable and has been behaving strangely, and would like to invite the physician Ton to come and take a closer look for you." My heart suddenly sank. Hui An Duong, Doctor Ton, of course I know. In his previous life, he was the most famous "crazy doctor" in the capital. Through his hands, countless kind-hearted women were labeled "crazy" and then locked up in dark corners that did not see the sun. Tan Uyen Nhu, you are so cruel. If you can't do it in the open, you will use tricks in the dark. This is trying to force me into a real madman. Mother Vuong's words were like a basin of ice water pouring straight down from the top of my head, causing the blood in my whole body to almost freeze. God of medicine. Tan Uyen Nhu. You are truly thoughtful and diabolical. This trick of pulling firewood from the bottom of the pot is more cruel than any public oppression, because once I am labeled "crazy"... Once I am labeled "crazy", not to mention marrying Trieu Hanh, I'm afraid I won't even be able to step out of this hospital door, I will be considered a crazy person and locked up for the rest of my life. In my previous life, I have seen too many women fall into that fate, just because they did not listen, just because they blocked other people's way, and the word "crazy" ruined their whole lives. Impossible. We can't panic. It is at this time that you must remain calm. I took a deep breath, trying to suppress the violent waves in my heart, then looked at Vuong's impatient mother and Van Chau standing next to her, her face white with fear, and smiled slightly: "What's so scary? Mother is just worried about me, since I invited the divine doctor to come, we only see each other once." My calmness stunned both of them.

“Miss, you…”

Van Chau looked at me without understanding. I told her: "Go get the jar of Dai Hong Pao that I kept carefully and bring it out. Use the best spring water to mix it, then bring the purple sandalwood box from the bottom drawer of the dressing table here." Even though she didn't understand what I meant, Van Chau immediately followed suit. I adjusted my clothes, sat in the chair, and waited quietly. Not long after, the mother led people in, at the head was an old man with a goatee, probably the Doctor Ton; Behind my mother was indeed Tan Uyen Nhu. Her face was full of worry, her eyes were red. If I didn't know clearly, I'm afraid everyone would think she really cared about me that much.

“Yet Nhi.”

As soon as my mother saw me, she quickly walked closer and softly reassured: "Don't be afraid, let Doctor Ton take a look at your pulse, it'll be fine." Tan Uyen Nhu also quickly chimed in: "That's right, little sister, We are all for your own good.” I stood up, bowed slightly and bowed: "Mother, elder sister, I really make you two worry." Then I turned to the old man with the goatee and calmly said: "Your Majesty, I have heard of your great name for a long time. Please sit down." My attitude is calm, neither arrogant nor humble, from beginning to end I am calm and calm, not at all like a "panicked" person. A trace of surprise flashed in Doctor Ton's eyes, but he still sat down, pretended to check my pulse, and pretended to be serious while asking a few innocuous questions: "Have you been dizzy or has your heart beating irregularly lately?" Do you often lose sleep and speak confusedly? I responded in turn calmly: “Not at all. I eat well, sleep peacefully, and my mind is extremely alert." Tan Uyen Nhu, standing next to her, couldn't help but interject: "Sister, stop being stubborn. The things you did, the words you said at the banquet that day, aren't they enough to be called nonsense?"