Chapter 11 Getting Married

” Is that so?” Gu Youyou said with a cold laugh, “Why don’t you try it yourself, Second Aunt?”

Gu Youyou stared at Huang Shi with a chilling gaze, her eyes incredibly unsettling. Huang Shi was already feeling guilty, and seeing Gu Youyou staring at her like that made her even more guilty, her hands trembling uncontrollably.

“This medicine is very precious, how could I dare to drink it? You should drink it quickly.”

As she spoke, she forced a laugh and brought the medicine closer to Gu Youyou.

Seeing the medicine slowly approaching, Gu Youyou’s eyes turned cold, and she suddenly raised her arm and knocked the medicine over. Huang Shi was caught off guard and was splashed in the face, accidentally drinking a mouthful.
” Ah…” Huang cried out in alarm, utterly disheveled. “You…you…you little slut, I’ll beat you to death…”

She lunged at Gu Youyou, but Gu Youyou’s body couldn’t withstand her assault. She quickly said, “Second Aunt, aren’t you going to throw up my medicine? Such precious medicine, you dare drink it?”

Only then did Huang remember that she had put rat poison in the medicine. She was afraid she might poison herself instead of Gu Youyou.

Ignoring Gu Youyou, she rushed to the yard, fetched a bucket of water, and began vomiting incessantly, washing herself vigorously with cold water.

The sound of breaking bowls was loud, and since the door was open, a crowd quickly gathered in the backyard.
Matchmaker Zhang had to muster up a lot of courage before she could finally carry Gu Youyou. For the sake of Old Master Gu’s money, she endured it.

Carrying her like this, she felt so sorry for Gu Youyou. “Poor thing, this girl is so thin! Carrying her on my back looks like carrying a paper doll.”

Gu Feng had been waiting outside. He hadn’t seen Youyou since she entered the house at seven. When she was carried out, he saw a large robe on Matchmaker Zhang, not like she was carrying a person, and he couldn’t help but burst into tears.

“Youyou, do you still remember your grandpa? You’ve become so scatterbrained!”

Someone nearby quickly advised, “Oh, Grandpa Gu, you can’t cry today, it’s bad luck.”