Chapter 1724 I Want to Scold Liu Wei Again

Liu Wei did have good intentions, because she couldn't persuade her grandmother to remove the poison for Lin Qilian, so the only way she could think of that would do the least harm to Lin Qilian was to persuade her to give up the fetus now, but the other party obviously thought she was crazy, and Liu Wei was helpless and a little overwhelmed.

The matter of the poison could not be explained in a short time, and even if it was explained, Lin Qilian might not believe it. Liu Wei wanted to be a good person and save a life, but she had no cause and effect, and no one would believe her.

Several servants chased Liu Wei away, but Liu Wei didn't insist and stepped aside.

Lin Qilian in the carriage was still looking at her, and the two looked at each other until the carriage went farther and farther. Lin Qilian lowered the curtain and sat quietly in the carriage. Her husband was still hugging her and comforting her softly, but for some reason, Lin Qilian thought of Qin Zi.

Lin Qilian and Qin Zi rarely talk. They are both favorites of the queen, but Qin Zi is smarter, more alert, and better at figuring out the queen's mind. In comparison, Lin Qilian is much dumber. She can only say some sweet words, but they are of no practical use. She doesn't even understand why the queen treats her specially when there are so many sisters in the Lin family and so many children in the Sun family.

Some people say that she looks like the queen, but there are several sisters in the Sun family who look more like the queen than she does.

After Qin Zi was favored, some of the sisters around her asked her if she felt that her favor was divided.

Lin Qilian actually felt that it was okay, because she had known Qin Zi since she was a child and knew that Qin Zi was indeed a girl with a kind heart. Moreover, Qin Zi was willing to marry her when the prince was seriously ill. With this affection, it was understandable that the queen treated her better.

But there were probably too many people around who said this, and more people compared the two of them.

Gradually, Lin Qilian was somewhat affected. Every time she saw Qin Zi in the palace, she would feel uncomfortable.

This time, when leaving Kyoto and going to Tongzhou with her husband, Lin Qilian listened to Qin Zi's advice. When they parted in the palace that day, she went home and asked her husband if he had taken the initiative to ask to go far away. Her husband admitted that the general meaning was that there was unrest in the capital, the Seven Princes' Party and the Prince's Party were at loggerheads, and the emperor was about to pass away. There were rumors that there was a resurrected Third Prince in Qingzhou.

The Lin family was a member of the Prince's Party, and they would inevitably be involved in the dispute. If they stayed in Kyoto, they would only be in dire straits.

Lin Qilian understood that her husband was protecting her and wanted her to be safe, so he would rather give up the bright future of a Beijing official and take her back to her hometown to live a stable life.

Lin Qilian was deeply moved, so she followed Qin Zi's words, and without notifying anyone specifically, she set off with her husband in a simple car.

But on the way, they unexpectedly met the Third Prince who was about to go to the capital.

Qin Zi said in the palace at that time that if she stayed in Kyoto, she would definitely die.

Lin Qilian didn't really understand this logic. Why would she die if she stayed in Beijing? Because the Lin family was involved in the fight for the throne? But she was a married woman from outside the capital. Even if the prince failed, the Lin family failed, unless the nine clans were implicated, she, a married woman from outside the capital, would not be implicated.

Then why did Qin Zi assert that she would die if she didn't leave?

The comparison between her and Qin Zi by the daughter of the rich in Beijing, the queen's unreasonable favor for her, and Qin Zi's certainty that she would die.

In an instant, all of this swirled in Lin Qilian's mind.

Was Qin Zi afraid that if she stayed in Beijing, she would seek more favor from the queen, so she deliberately sent her away?

Is Qin Zi such a person?

For some reason, Lin Qilian felt that she was not.

Thinking of what the woman in white said just now, Lin Qilian suddenly reached out and pressed the window frame, and shouted to the driver: "Wait a minute."

Her husband looked at her in confusion.

Lin Qilian said to the driver: "Go back."

Her husband frowned.

Lin Qilian said to her husband, "I have something I want to ask that girl. She might know. I want an answer."

After all, Lin Qilian's husband loved his wife. Although he was unhappy, he still agreed, so the convoy turned around collectively.

Rong Leng got on the horse again and planned to lead the team forward. Suddenly, there was the sound of horse hooves and wheels from behind. He turned around and saw another convoy chasing in a hurry.

Rong Leng stopped the convoy. Liu Wei heard the sound and also stuck his head out of the carriage and looked at the convoy behind.

The convoy behind stopped, and Lin Qilian came out with the help of her husband. She looked very embarrassed, a little uneasy, and a little timid. She said to Rong Leng: "Third, Third Prince, just now, that girl just now..."

Liu Wei had already got off the carriage and walked out.

Lin Qilian's eyes lit up when she saw her. She swallowed her saliva and asked, "You, you also know, that, that thing?"

Liu Wei raised her eyebrows: "Which thing?"

Lin Qilian was stunned: "You don't know?"

Liu Wei narrowed her eyes and didn't understand what she said.

Lin Qilian seemed a little disappointed, lowered her head and said, "I thought you said those things to me because you knew about that thing, so you don't know, don't know why I will die if I continue to stay in Kyoto, right?"

Liu Wei heard this kind of rhetoric for the first time and was a little surprised: "Someone told you that you will die if you continue to stay in Kyoto?"

Lin Qilian didn't say Qin Zi's name to protect Qin Zi, but only said: "She told me so, although I don't know the reason..."

Lin Qilian said, and asked Liu Wei puzzledly: "Since you don't know about this, why do you say such things, why do you say hurtful words to me?"

Now Liu Wei understood what Lin Qilian meant. Someone told Lin Qilian that she would die if she stayed in Kyoto, so she left Kyoto. Now, she told her that she could help her induce abortion. Death and induced abortion were both bad things for her, so Lin Qilian made an association and thought that she had discovered something that others could see, but she couldn't. So she thought that she and the person who said she would die if she stayed in Kyoto had the same purpose and said similar things to her, so she caught up with him and wanted to ask for an answer.

But unfortunately, Liu Wei didn't know about this and couldn't give her the answer she wanted.

But she said something else: "I don't know whether you will die if you stay in Kyoto, but if you don't induce labor now, you have a 70% chance of dying in five months. I can be 100% sure of this."

Lin Qilian's husband wanted to scold Liu Wei again, but Lin Qilian stopped him, looked at Liu Wei rationally, and asked: "Why?"

"Because you are destined to have no children or grandchildren." Bai Zhuang, who sensed the sonless Gu, ran out of the carriage again, interrupted Liu Wei's words with a curse, and slapped Lin Qilian again.

Lin Qilian was afraid of the old man and stepped back repeatedly. She bumped into the carriage behind her and fell on the horse. The brown horse was a little uncomfortable, and suddenly raised its hoof and kicked Lin Qilian on the back. Lin Qilian felt that her center of gravity was unstable, and her body fell forward and fell steadily to the ground, landing on her stomach.

Lin Qilian's husband and Liu Wei were busy fending off the crazy old man and didn't pay any attention to Lin Qilian. Lin Qilian's fall scared a group of people. Her husband quickly helped her up. Lin Qilian was sweating profusely, covering her stomach with her hands, and she couldn't open her eyes because of the pain.