The Tales of a Blessed Daughter

Just as one was brought over, another injured person was brought over.

In a short while, four or five youths were sent to be treated because of the horse’s madness.

Su Yan felt that it was strange. This horse’s madness could still cause a few to be injured together.

After asking around, these youths were the group that had bullied Nalan Cui.

Su Yan looked at Nalan Cui and felt that bad guys didn’t get a good return.

She patted his head and said, “Look, even the heavens are avenging you.”

Nalan Cui smiled and did not say anything. In a place where Su Yan could not see, he coldly stared at the injured people.

A hunt had ended hastily because someone was injured. In the end, the Emperor did not appear.

Su Yan felt that it was strange that the Emperor did not appear for a hunt.

When she returned to the Guang Residence, she had only taken two steps when Su Yan suddenly clutched her chest with a pained expression. If it were not for Chu Tao and Chun Xia supporting her, she would not even be able to stand.

“Princess Consort, what happened to you?”

Su Yan opened her mouth and wanted to say something, but she immediately fainted.

An Yi instructed them to bring Su Yan back to her room and turned around to invite Gu An.

Su Yan, who had fainted, was still frowning. Gu An checked and said, “There is nothing wrong with the Princess Consort’s body.”

Chu Tao said anxiously, “How can that be? The cold sweat on our young lady’s head has never stopped. How can she be fine?”

She was so anxious that she even called her by the wrong name.

The people present did not pay attention to her mistake. Gu An looked at Su Yan and frowned.

After another careful check, she said, “The Princess Consort also had this problem last time, but nothing was found. We can only wait for her to wake up.”

Gu An recalled that Su Yan’s heart palpitations last time only lasted for an hour.

This time, it would probably last a little longer.

As she expected, Su Yan woke up two hours later.

After waking up, Su Yan touched her heart with lingering fear. The pain just now was still fresh in her memory.

Chu Tao had been standing by her side the whole time. Seeing that she had woken up, she hurriedly opened the door and called Gu An who was waiting outside.

After all, to outsiders, Gu An looked like a man. It was not convenient for her to be in the same room as Su Yan.

Gu An entered and asked directly, “How are you now?”

Su Yan looked at Gu An gratefully. She tugged at her pale lips and said, “It doesn’t hurt anymore.”

Gu An furrowed her brows slightly and said, “This illness is a little strange. There’s nothing wrong with it.”

However, Su Yan had another layer of worry in her heart. Could this be the punishment for changing the fate of the Su family and Gu Ruoyun.

She did not flinch in the slightest. Even if it was a punishment, she would still do it.

Faced with Gu An’s inquiry, Su Yan could not tell what she was thinking. She shook her head and said that she did not know.

An Yi suddenly walked over with a letter in his hand.

“Princess Consort, this was just found at the entrance of the Guang Residence.”

The letter had already been opened. The content written on it was related to Su Yan, so An Yi took it over.

Su Yan took the letter. On It was written: Tomorrow at 11:00 pm, Guan Dong Wang Shop, Su Yan came alone.

She read it over and over again. What did this letter mean?

Su Yan shook her head and said, “I don’t know what it means either.”

An Yi muttered, “I’ll send someone to investigate.”

Su Yan nodded and did not take this matter to heart.

The next day, when it was close to midnight, An Yi hurried over. His expression was very bad as he held a letter in his hand.

Su Yan asked, “Have you not found out who put the letter?”

An Yi shook his head and said, “This is another letter.”

Su Yan looked at the envelope in his hand in surprise, but she was even more surprised when she saw the contents.

The letter recorded the exact time of Su Yan’s three heart palpitations. Only Su Yan herself knew these times. No one else could have known it so accurately.