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"We should go and ask Grandmother. If the divine medicine is in her hands, I will find a way to get it for my son," Gu Ruofeng said, a hint of determination flashing across her face.
Grandma Gu glanced helplessly at her mistress. If the old lady spoke like that, there would be no need for any schemes.
"Madam, we cannot go," Grandma Gu said, reaching out to stop Gu Ruofeng. "Think about it, Madam. The old lady dislikes others coveting her possessions, let alone asking her for something. If we want her to willingly give it up, we need Miss Yan to step in."
"Right, how did I not think of that? The old lady favors Yan the most. You should go and ask Yan to come here immediately."
A smile appeared on Gu Ruofeng's face.
Gu Yan had grown up under the old lady's care and had once aspired to be the most esteemed woman in the world, charming the old lady to the point of delight.
Under Gu Yan's sweet words, the old lady was completely enchanted and genuinely believed that her granddaughter was exceptionally beautiful and destined to be outstanding among women.
Even the position of her only grandson in her heart paled in comparison to Gu Yan.
What could Mother possibly want with me so urgently?
As soon as Gu Yan stepped into the courtyard, her voice rang out.
Hearing her daughter's voice, Gu Ruofeng explained the situation to her.
After listening, Gu Yan frowned and said, "Mother, I can give it a try. If the divine medicine is indeed with Grandmother, I will find a way to get it for my brother. But what if it isn't?"
Gu Yan maintained a skeptical attitude toward such rumors but did not want to dampen her mother's hopes.
If such a divine medicine truly existed, the Ninth Prince would have already found someone and taken it; he wouldn't be suffering from illness as he was now, being told by the imperial physician that his time was short every time he fell ill.
"If that's the case, then we will think of other ways to find good medicine for your brother," Gu Ruofeng said.
The Gu family had a peculiar pattern: each lady, whether the main wife or a secondary wife, had only one son—never more.
After Lady Zhongyuan passed away, Gu Changqing remarried and had only one son, Gu Haotian.
In the second household, Gu Ruofeng also had only one son, Gu Yuxuan; other concubines had only daughters by their sides.
"Mother, don't worry too much. We will find a way to treat your brother," Gu Yan said soothingly as she noticed Gu Ruofeng's weary appearance.
"I'm just worried about your brother..."
As she spoke, tears welled up in Gu Ruofeng's eyes, and she couldn't help but start sobbing.
After a moment of contemplation, Gu Yan said to Gu Ruofeng, "Mother, we shouldn't rush into this. I'll first go and probe Grandmother for information to avoid unnecessary troubles."
Kuo nodded, holding Gu Yan's hand with a sense of relief as she said, "It's still my Yan who thinks things through. But your brother's illness can't be delayed; you need to act quickly."
Gu Yan agreed and turned to Kuo's grandmother, asking her to take care of her family while she left the courtyard.
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