Seeing that things weren’t over here yet, Fu Mingxue decided to go check on Old Mrs. Qin first.
"Mom, I’m going to check on Grandma!"
"Alright." Mrs. Qin couldn’t just walk away.
After all, her eldest daughter-in-law’s life was hanging in the balance inside.
And for now, Old Mrs. Qin was fine.
As the mother-in-law, she naturally had to be the one to wait here.
Fu Mingxue arrived at Old Mrs. Qin’s hospital room.
Several of the men from the other branches of the Qin family were here.
As soon as she entered, Old Mrs. Qin gestured to her. "Mingxue, quickly, tell Grandma, how is your sister-in-law?"
Before Fu Mingxue could answer, she continued, "Mingxue, Grandma trusts you the most. You can’t keep it from Grandma!"
Fu Mingxue was at a loss for words.
’Is it too late to back out now?’
"Grandma, Sister-in-law is still in the emergency room. The doctor hasn’t come out yet, so I don’t know what’s happening inside either."
"Grandma, don’t worry. Sister-in-law will definitely be okay."
Qin Wenshu quickly added, "That’s right, Grandma. Sister-in-law will be fine. Please don’t get so worked up that you faint again."
The others also urged Old Mrs. Qin not to get overly anxious.
Old Mrs. Qin knew they were all worried about her.
"Alright, I know. There’s nothing wrong with me. You all should go. Don’t just stand around here. Mingxue, you go keep an eye on things, too. If there’s any news about your sister-in-law, come and tell me right away."
"Okay." Fu Mingxue had only come over to confirm that Old Mrs. Qin was alright.
She turned and walked back to the emergency room entrance.
When Mrs. Qin saw her return, she asked, "How is Old Mrs. Qin? Is she okay?"
"Mom, don’t worry. Old Mrs. Qin is fine. She’s in good spirits."
"That’s good!" Hearing that Old Mrs. Qin was in good spirits, Mrs. Qin felt a lot more relieved.
Now, there was only her eldest daughter-in-law to worry about.
Mrs. Qin hoped her eldest daughter-in-law would be safe.


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