Ni Boda's words were filled with respect for the grandma, but for some reason Ye Mujin always felt a little awkward between the two, unlike the mother and son getting along.

Suddenly, a message flashed through Ye Mujin's mind, but she did not catch it.

"There is still important things in the court, so please ask the mother to allow the child to leave first."

The eldest lady regained her smiling face, nodded, and said, "Go."

"Yes." Ni Boda turned around and left.

After Ni Boda left, Ye Mujin felt that the atmosphere around him was very strange, but she couldn't tell what was strange...

Shortly after Ni Boda left, the old lady came again just now and whispered to the grandma, "Madam, the marquis is here."

"Yun'er is here! Help the old man quickly." After hearing this, the grandmother excitedly wanted to go down to greet Ni Yiyun, and her love for Ni Yiyun was beyond words.

Ye Mujin quickly supported her body and walked forward several steps. The Madam of the Hou Mansion and the Grandma also quickly stood up and followed the Madam forward.

A wheelchair appeared gurgling, and the man sitting in the wheelchair looked pale and sick.

The man struggled to hold the armrest of the wheelchair and wanted to stand up.

"Yun'er, don't get up! Just sit in a wheelchair!" Before the man got up, the lady had already repeatedly told him not to get up.

The man gave up and returned to the wheelchair. He saluted the lady, which was also a gift.

"The grandson greets my grandmother and wishes her good health. The grandson makes a crutch for her grandmother, and I hope her grandmother will be happy."

"Yun'er, okay!" The lady said three good words in succession.

There was a deep worry in her eyes, "Yun'er, are you getting better today?"

Upon hearing this, the man raised his head, looked towards the Madam, and glanced at Ye Mujin with his eyes.

The man smiled and said, "The grandson is much better, but he still can't lift himself up all day long."

A gust of wind blew, blew up the man's hair on his forehead, and his sick face, which actually had a stunning beauty.

This reminded Ye Mujin of the description of Ni Yiyun in the game:

If you are fond of a body, your heart will have more orifices than your stems. If you are sick, you will get three points better than Xizi.

Although these sentences are described by Lin Daiyu in "Dream of Red Mansions", they are appropriately used in Ni Yiyun.

"Yun'er, it's windy here. Go back quickly. After the banquet is over, grandma will go to see you, mistress, and you won't push your master back."

"Okay." Ni Yiyun closed her eyes and stopped talking, but she was still a little mentally ill.

"Missan'er, hurry up and push the prince back into the house." The lady anxiously pinched the handkerchief in her hand and ordered the close servant Xiaosan'er beside Ni Yiyun to push Ni Yiyun back to his yard.

The Grandma, Grandma, and Madam Hou's Madam stood quietly. They returned to their seats only when Ni Yiyun's wheelchair disappeared at the gate of the courtyard.

Everyone on the seat was silent. The lady took Ye Mujin's hand, put it in the palm of her hand, and snatched it, and said kindly to Ye Mujin: "Jin'er, Laoxian has something to say to your mother, please call her for me."

Ye Mujin said obediently: "Yes." Then she stood up and walked towards the location where the eldest lady and Ye Shuhui were.

Ye Mujin walked closer, and the eldest lady took her hand and put it in her palm and covered it.

"Jin'er, what's wrong? Why are your hands so cold?"
Chapter completed!