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The young master has coughed up blood! Madam, you must go and take a look!
The maid bent over, breathless, supporting herself with her hands on her waist, speaking rapidly.
Upon hearing that Gu Yuxuan had coughed up blood, Li Ruofeng felt dizzy with anxiety and quickly ran towards Gu Yuxuan's courtyard.
Quick, go find the master!
Having just sent the doctor away, Li Ruofeng was flustered and could only think of sending someone to inform Gu Siyuan.
When Gu Siyuan learned that his son was seriously ill, he immediately sent someone to the palace to summon the imperial physician.
By the time Doctor Du entered the room, he found it packed with people, nearly suffocating from the crowd.
In a hurry, he ordered everyone to disperse, opening the windows slightly to let in some fresh air, which would help the patient recover.
With only Gu Siyuan and his wife, along with Gu Yanran remaining in the room, Doctor Du began to examine Gu Yuxuan's pulse.
After a long while, he spoke gravely.
The young master suffers from a severe asthma condition that has penetrated deep into his marrow. I can only delay his symptoms; I have no way to find a cure.
Doctor Du's expression was heavy as he sighed and spoke helplessly.
Doctor Du, you are the chief physician; I implore you to think of a solution! If my son dies, I cannot bear to live!
Hearing Doctor Du's words, Li Ruofeng felt as if her heart were shattering. It felt as if the sky had fallen; she could hardly contain her inner grief.
All I can do now is help him delay the onset of his illness for about two months. During this time, you may seek other methods; perhaps there is still hope for the young master. Otherwise...
Doctor Du did not finish his sentence, but everyone understood that if they did not find a solution within two months, Gu Yuxuan's life would come to an end.
After leaving behind the prescription and medical advice, Gu Siyuan followed Doctor Du out of the courtyard.
There is no need for further escorting, Sir Gu. Doctor Du knew that Gu Siyuan wanted to confirm his son's condition once more.
Doctor Du, is there truly no other way? He could not accept it; after raising his son with such effort, was this all there was?
My medical skills are limited. If you can find the legendary Holy Medicine, it might save your son.
Doctor Du thought for a moment before voicing his speculation; at least it would give them a glimmer of hope.
Holy Medicine? Gu Siyuan had never heard of such a thing and uncertainly inquired again.
Yes, it is said to have been left behind by the former medical sage Wan Lingzi; it can bring back the dead and restore life.
"Is this legend reliable?" Gu Siyuan furrowed his brow.
"I've heard that the Ninth Prince is also secretly searching for it. I don't know if it's true, but there is still hope," he continued. "Please, Doctor Du, do not mention this to the lady, lest she be saddened unnecessarily!"
Gu Siyuan pondered for a moment and decided not to place too much hope in such an elusive legend.
After Doctor Du left, Gu Siyuan returned to the inner chamber and looked at his son, who lay on the bed in a deep slumber. His heart ached with sorrow.
This was his only legitimate son, and naturally, he cherished him deeply.
"Miss, I have gathered some information," Green Smoke said as she approached Gu Qingning. "The doctor who came to examine the Second Young Master was Doctor Du from the Imperial Medical Bureau. He even asserted that if the Second Young Master cannot find a good remedy, he won't survive for more than two months."
Gu Qingning smiled faintly, surprised that Pei Zhijing had found a suitable physician so quickly to come and examine Gu Yuxuan.
She recalled that it was Doctor Liang from the Imperial Medical Bureau who had previously come to help stabilize Gu Yuxuan's condition.
Now that she had returned in this life, she would never allow anyone who had plotted against her to go unpunished, including Li Ruofeng.
"I am about to get married soon. Zhi Luying, you and the others should accompany me in the courtyard these days to embroider mandarin ducks."
Being called out, Zhi Luying exchanged glances with her companions.
Ever since the young lady's temperament changed, their lives seemed to have gained a splash of color.
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