I am the stepmother of my son, and the little villain has changed into a little cotton-padded jacket

Xiao Wan left Jishidiang, returned to the carriage, and threw herself directly into Wen Shutang's arms, sobbing softly.

Wen Shutang reached out and gently stroked Xiao Wan's back, hoping to give her some comfort.

Before the farewell, everyone's mood was not very good. Xiao Ze stroked the jade pendant given by Zhao Sixian in his hand, with an unclear expression on his face, and no one knew what he was thinking.

Xiao Ye lay in front of the window, listening to Xiao Wan's low crying, and felt a little depressed.

Seeing that the children were all very sad, Wen Shutang turned his head to look at Xiao Yizhuo and made a mouth shape.

"Let's go."

Xiao Yizhuo nodded slightly, tightened the reins, and drove the carriage away from Qingshui Town.

Children always have to learn to grow up. Every separation is a test of their growth, allowing them to learn to cherish what they have and know how to face loss. Separation is a part of life.

This is what the three children have to face. It is better to be sad now than to have difficulty adapting later.

The carriage was driving on the small road at a moderate speed. The breeze came in through the window and swept across everyone's cheeks, dispelling some of the sad emotions lingering in the hearts of the three children.

After all, Xiao Wan was still young, and her attention was quickly attracted by the scenery on the road, temporarily forgetting the sadness of parting.

She and Xiao Ye lay beside the window and looked at the scenery outside.

After the last trip to Fengzhen, Xiao Wan has now completely adapted to the bumpy ride of the carriage, and doesn't feel uncomfortable even when sitting in the back.

It takes about four days to travel from Qingshui Town to the capital. After a day's journey and when it was getting dark, Xiao Yizhuo found an inn in the nearest town and stayed there for the night. The next morning after breakfast, the family continued their journey.

Three days later, in Zhuoqing, which was only a dozen miles away from the capital, Wen Shutang, Xiao Yizhuo and their children were resting in an inn. Since they were not far from the capital anyway, they might as well rest here for a while.

After traveling for several days, the children were a little tired.

Wen Shutang simply let the children sleep a little longer in the inn, and after they woke up, he took them for a walk in the street as a way to relax and rest.

Xiao Yizhuo, Muzhu and Muyin went to the capital first to gather information. Finding out the situation clearly would be more helpful in protecting their wives and children.

Wen Shutang took his three children to the street. Zhuoqing is very close to the capital, and the customs and habits at the foot of the imperial city are very similar to those in the capital.

Even the economy is equally outstanding. Just a meal costs one or two taels of silver. The prices here are indeed different from those in small places like Qingshui Town.

The prices here really made Wen Shutang feel deeply, and it seems that he has to work harder to make money.

Wen Shutang looked at the three children in front of her, each holding a string of candied haws. She silently made up her mind to work harder to earn money in the capital in the future, otherwise she would not be able to support her children.

The two boys are fine, but the key is there is the little girl Xiao Wan, and the little girl must be raised in wealth.

Wen Shutang took the children for a walk on the street. When the sun gradually rose, Wen Shutang took the children into a teahouse, found a private room, and sat in the room drinking tea and reading, feeling very comfortable.

After finishing their tea, Wen Shutang brought the children back to the inn. Just as he was about to go in, he suddenly caught a glimpse of a figure in the corner.

She paused for a moment, turned to look at Xiao Ze and whispered, "Aze, take your brother and sister back to the room first, I'll go over later, you must stay in the room, don't come out until I call you, understand?"

Hearing what she said, Xiao Ze nodded: "Okay, mother, I understand."

Xiao Ye and Xiao Wan also nodded: "Mom, I understand."

Xiao Ze brought his younger brother and sister back to the inn and went straight to the second floor.

After the children left, Wen Shutang walked to the corner and carefully examined the figure he had just seen.

At first she thought she was seeing things, but when she got closer she saw that there was indeed a person curled up in the corner.

The man was curled up on the ground, covered in dirt. Wen Shutang frowned and walked forward, only to find that the man in front of him did not react at all.

Wen Shutang kicked the man gently and found that he still had no reaction.

She frowned, squatted down, reached out to push away the hair that was covering the man's face, and vaguely could see that he was a young man.

Wen Shutang reached out and held his wrist to feel his pulse, and found that his pulse was very disordered.

Wen Shutang immediately realized that the boy was poisoned, and it was not just an ordinary poison. If such a poison spread in the body and was left unchecked, the man would surely die within ten days.

Although he knew about the boy's illness, Wen Shutang didn't intend to care. After all, anyone who could be poisoned like this must be no ordinary person.

Wen Shutang didn't want to care about him and didn't want to get into trouble. Just when she was about to stand up and leave.

The young man reached out and grabbed the corner of Wen Shutang's clothes in a daze, mumbling: "Save me..."

Hearing his unconscious mumbling, Wen Shutang glanced down at him, and suddenly found a token exposed on the boy's waist.

The word "Murong" was engraved on it. Seeing this token, Wen Shutang frowned. Anyone who could have such a token must be either rich or noble, and the boy was also poisoned, so it was possible that he was a young master.

Thinking of this, Wen Shutang stroked his chin and thought for a moment, then squatted down, reached out and grabbed the boy's collar and tried to drag him back to the inn.

Dragging the boy back to the inn, Wen Shutang booked a room for him alone. He put the boy on the bed and reached out to clean the dirt off his body.

Wen Shutang closed his eyes and entered the space, then took out his acupuncture kit. The toxins in the boy's body could only be forced out by acupuncture.

She opened her eyes and took off the boy's clothes. Only then did Wen Shutang discover that the boy's chest was wrapped in a thick bra binder.

Wen Shutang raised his eyebrows in surprise. It was quite rare for a boy to become a girl.

It seems that this person's identity is really unusual, and he even has to hide his gender.

Wen Shutang calmed down and began to give acupuncture to the girl.

In a blink of an eye, an hour passed, Wen Shutang was sweating profusely, and the girl's face, which was pale at the beginning, became more and more ugly.

After the acupuncture was finished, Wen Shutang helped the girl put on her clothes and put away the acupuncture bag. After everything was cleaned up, the girl slowly opened her eyes.

The moment she saw Wen Shutang, she was stunned at first, and then immediately nervously wanted to turn over and assume an attacking posture, but this pulled her wound, and she cried out in pain.

Wen Shutang sat beside him and reminded him calmly: "You'd better not move, otherwise the toxins you just forced back into your body will attack again, and even a Daluo Immortal can't save you."