Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress
Chapter 588 Lady He’s Roast Duck(4)_1

Chapter 588: Chapter 588 Lady He’s Roast Duck(4)_1

"You say, you say..." Shen Juhua was impatient.

Cai Wei took a sip of flower tea and gazed straight at Shen Juhua with a calm voice, "Over the years, if Aunt Yan was ever unwell, which doctor was called to treat her?"

"Shi Zhentang, Doctor He!"

Juhua blurted out, "It has always been like this for these years. Aunt Yan only trusts Doctor He. Whenever her family is sick, they always ask for Doctor He. She doesn’t believe in anyone else’s treatment!"

"What about when she was pregnant? Was it Doctor He who ensured her fetus was secure?"

"Yes. Whether it was during her pregnancy or usual discomforts, it has always been Doctor He who treated her. Why, is there any issue?"

"What about when she gave birth? Which midwife did she hire? Was your father by her side?"

Mentioning Aunt Yan’s childbirth, Shen Juhua’s face immediately turned furious. She said indignantly, "All of her three children were delivered by Doctor He’s wife. When Shen Furong was born, Dad was the county magistrate of Qing County. At that time, Dad was ordered to go to Quicksand Town by the county master to investigate a case. Coincidentally, she delivered early. Later, she falsely accused my mother of bullying her, which led to her premature birth. Without considering right or wrong, Dad quarreled with my mother about this and handed her the authority of Central Distributions to Yan. Fortunately, my mother’s bridal gifts were generous. Otherwise, these years, I don’t know how my mother and I would have survived!"

Hearing this, Cai Wei was secretly shocked. It was unheard of that a concubine from a brothel could manage the Central Distributions of the prestigious County Magistrate’s mansion. It seems that Old Master Shen must have adored Aunt Yan to the core. Otherwise, he would not have made such a condemnable decision, making himself a laughing stock!

"What about your two younger brothers? When Aunt Yan gave birth to them, was your father present?"

"No. When Shen Kang was born, it happened that our grandfather passed away, and Dad had to go to the countryside for the funeral; when Shen Guang was born, it was incidentally the seventieth birthday of the prefect’s father, and Dad went to Bianzhou to congratulate him..."

At this point, Cai Wei already understood everything. The rumors were true. There indeed was a problem with Aunt Yan and her children!

"Cai Wei, you have been muttering for so long, what exactly do you mean?" Shen Juhua looked bewildered.

Cai Wei said seriously, "Juhua, what if I told you that Aunt Yan never had the ability to conceive, and the three children she bore were secretly brought to her by Aunt Yan and Doctor He’s couple, and they are not your real brothers and sister, would you believe me?"

Juhua: "..."

Cai Wei said, "I thought my words might shock you, but this is not the time for you to be stunned. We must seize the opportunity. Go back and tell your mother quickly. While Aunt Yan is injured, she should try to find a doctor who is good at gynecology to check Aunt Yan’s pulse. Then we can see if my words are true or false. I believe your mother can definitely handle it."

Shen Juhua covered her mouth with her hand in shock, her big eyes staring blankly, and she still couldn’t recover from Cai Wei’s words.

Cai Wei was helpless and could only pinch her chubby baby face, causing her to cry out in pain, and only then did she come back to her senses.

"Cai Wei, is what you said really true? How did you find out?"

As soon as she came back to her senses, Shen Juhua grabbed Cai Wei’s hand. She was immensely agitated.

Cai Wei said, "How I found out is not important. What is important is, do you and your mother want to find out the truth about this?"

"Yes, of course, I want to!"

Shen Juhua said, her eyes gradually becoming moist, "I hate them, they not only took away my father’s love for my mother and me, but they have also been bullying us... If it weren’t for my unwillingness to leave my mother, I would have left that home long ago..."