Chapter 1078 The Exterminated Cousin 28

Cui Zhenzhu couldn't help but curled her lips secretly after hearing this, secretly thinking that getting pregnant is not something you can do if you want to get pregnant. You have been married for a year and there has been no movement. Now you are saying that you can get pregnant if you want to. How can there be such a good thing? Woolen cloth?

But Cui Zhenzhu naturally knew that what she said would make An Ran unhappy, so she just smiled and said nothing.

In the end, Fang Anran was right - about three months after Wu Erniang was full moon and drunk, the news of Anran's pregnancy came. Cui Zhenzhu couldn't help but feel a little uncomfortable when she heard the news. Thinking about Fang Anran, Could it be that she is God’s own daughter? How do you say you're pregnant and you're really pregnant?

She was not happy, but the old lady was happy when she heard the news - in fact, the old lady was very worried when she saw that An Ran had not been pregnant before. After all, generally speaking, under normal circumstances, she would definitely get pregnant within a year. , and An Ran was not pregnant, she was naturally worried, fearing that her heir would be in trouble and her life in her husband's family would be difficult in the future. However, she did not want to increase An Ran's burden, so she did not ask about An Ran's situation for a while. Now she saw that An Ran was pregnant. When worries disappear, you will naturally be happy.

As unhappy as Cui Zhenzhu was Mrs. Wu. Originally, it seemed that An Ran was not poisoned and died, but she was pregnant. How could she not be angry? She now basically knows that she was plotted against by An Ran, because she found out that the person she arranged to poison was also sick recently, just like herself.

Although I don't know how An Ran did it, if it hadn't been for An Ran, why would she and that maid have both gotten sick, and the symptoms were similar.

But now she has no time to care about An Ran. Instead, she is looking for antidote to save her life. After all, life is the most important. If her life is gone, there will be nothing. As long as her life is still there, she will have plenty of time to take care of An Ran in the future.

No wonder she was so anxious, because Mrs. Wu contacted her daughter after she suspected that she was poisoned, and asked her about the symptoms of the poison. She felt that it was similar to her own situation, and asked the imperial doctor to see her. The imperial doctor said She was indeed poisoned. She felt that she must have been poisoned by the poison her daughter gave her. After all, apart from that poison, she had never been exposed to other poisons. Besides, the symptoms were almost the same. It was not that poison.

Because Mrs. Wu is ill, she cannot enter the palace now. Not only because she is in poor health and does not have the strength to enter the palace, but also because sick people are not allowed to enter the palace. They are afraid that if there is an infectious disease, entering the palace will cause trouble for the nobles in the palace. Sick.

Because she could not enter the palace, Mrs. Wu could not let her daughter confirm it, so she could only guess on her own.

When Mrs. Wu saw that she had been poisoned, she was afraid of dying. She quickly asked her daughter for the antidote to the poison, but her daughter said that there was no antidote. This made her desperate, so she ended up like this, looking for antidote everywhere to save her life. .

She didn't think about asking An Ran for the antidote. First of all, in her opinion, the poison An Ran gave her was her own, not An Ran's. Where did she get the antidote? Secondly, even if she asked, she was afraid that An Ran would not admit that she had poisoned her, and she had no evidence, so asking was in vain.

In addition, she did not tell the maid who helped her poison her what happened, so she made the other party think that she was sick, so as not to let the other party know that she was poisoned, that there was no antidote, and that it was a fatal poison. After breaking the jar, he felt that he was going to die anyway, so he shook her out and asked An Ran to exchange some money for his family. In that case, if he didn't save her by then, it would be too miserable for him to die with a ruined reputation. , so the maid who helped her poison was also poisoned, and Mrs. Wu didn't tell her the reason.

Not to mention that Mrs. Wu, in order to save her life, no longer cares about An Ran and is looking for antidote everywhere, but on An Ran's side, An Ran doesn't go out much after getting pregnant. She lives in seclusion and quietly raises her baby, so she gradually knows about the Wu family. There are fewer - anyway, she only needs to complete her original mission, and she doesn't need to keep an eye on the Wu family's situation every day.

On this day, the news of Wu Yuanniang's death suddenly came, which made An Ran surprised, because in the original memory, Wu Yuanniang should not have passed away at this time. The reason why she remembers it so clearly is because when Wu Yuanniang passed away, It was winter, but it was still autumn. It was clearly not the season when Wu Yuanniang passed away in the original memory. It was hard for An Ran not to be surprised. She wondered why Wu Yuanniang passed away early?

At that moment, An Ran asked Qi Yuan, "Have you heard about the reason for his death?"

Yes, this news was brought by Qi Yuan, not by someone from the Wu family.

The reason why Qi Yuan knew about this was because his uncle, the Prince of Qinghe County, told him when he went to the Qinghe County Prince's Mansion to pay respects to the old concubine.

After all, he is the king of the county, so he naturally knows more about the affairs in the palace. When he heard that Empress Wu had passed away, he thought that his nephew's daughter-in-law seemed to be married to the Wu family, so he told Qi Yuan, and then they all After Yuan told An Ran, An Ran found out.

An Ran asked the reason because Wu Yuanniang was not very old, she was only in her early thirties. Logically speaking, she should not have passed away at such a young age.

When Qi Yuan heard An Ran's question, he shook his head and said, "Uncle only said that Empress Wu died, but did not say why she died. From the news outside, it was said that she died of a sudden illness."

But An Ran didn't believe this. What kind of acute illness would be so urgent that there was no rumor of illness? If it was gone, it would be gone. If it was a sudden death disease such as cerebral hemorrhage, Wu Yuanniang was not likely to be so old, so I was afraid it was There are other reasons.

An Ran, who couldn't figure it out, stopped thinking about it for the time being and prepared to slowly investigate the truth.

As a result, before An Ran could investigate, the next day, news came from the Wu family that the old lady was seriously ill and asked her to go back. An Ran was surprised and secretly thought that the old lady was going to die early?

In the original memory, the old lady also died because her illness worsened after hearing that Wu Yuanniang had passed away.

An Ran originally thought that now that Wu Yuanniang has passed away early and the old lady has not yet died, she might not go back and forth with Wu Yuanniang like in the original memory. Now it seems that it will be the same as in the original memory, or back and forth. Feet over.

The old lady is seriously ill, and even if An Ran is pregnant, she has to go back to see her.

So An Ran quickly went back.

Although the Wu family had shown signs of decline before, it seemed to be doing well because there was a queen in the palace.

But this time, the Wu family really didn't look alive at all. The servants who came and went didn't even have a smile on their faces, and looked like they were worried.

An Ran didn't dare to look any further and hurriedly came to the main courtyard, where the old lady lived, to see how the old lady was doing now.

The old lady was not unconscious, but she was not in a good state of mind. An Ran looked at it and couldn't help but breathed a sigh of relief. She had been prepared in her heart that the old lady would only have one breath left.