Rebirth of the General"s Granddaughter Chapter 66 ZiYou is Injured, Loved Ones Are Distressed [1], Part 2
In his courtyard, Old General Mu was clutching ZiYou"s b.l.o.o.d.y and red arm, distressed until his eyes reddened.
Zi You"s skin was very white and tender, like whitejade. Because she wore a sari, she was clad only in a thin layer of silk. Noone knew if Zi You"s wound had porcelain pieces in it.
Faced with Zi You"s b.l.o.o.d.y gash, Née Liu"s heartached with grief. She had tears on her face but was helpless. She didn"t knowhow to cope.
Old General Mu yelled, "Go urge the Imperial Doctorto hurry! Where is YingYi? Tell him to meet the Imperial Doctor personally."
The General"s Manor"s Butler, Mu Zhong, quicklyreplied, "Second Ye personally went. He has been gone for a while now."
Zi You saw her grandfather, uncle, and aunt soanxious and was a bit regretful. Her trick of injuring herself succeeded, but wasit not a bit cruel to let her loved ones be so distressed and panicked over her?
"Grandather, Aunt, don"t worry. You"er can"t resteasy seeing you like this. I"m fine. The wound doesn"t hurt. To comfort herloved ones, Zi You endured the pain to reveal a smile as beautiful and refinedas Epiphyllum.
Old General Mu felt even more tenderness towards hisgranddaughter. She was always so sensible and well-behaved. Like her mother,they both thought of others and bore grievances and pain alone.
If Dier was a little more selfish back then, MuYingYi likely would have married her and not Née Liu.
After all, Dier save Mu YingYi"s life. They foughtsided by side as comrades-in-arms suppressing the rebellion in Nanjiang. Whocould compare to that?
With her ill.u.s.trious achievements, asking theEmperor to bestow a marriage and push Née Liu"s marriage aside was notdifficult.
However, after learning that Mu YingYi was engagedto Née Liu, a withdrawal from the marriage would have affected Née Liu toobadly. Without the slightest hesitation, Dier chose to marry Mu YingRui instead.