webnovelfull Chapter 374 Wen Yi 3
Chapter 374 Wen Yi 3
This... Mother... can she hear her thoughts?
Just now, Granny Li didn't seem to show anything unusual.
Could it be that Li Mama couldn't hear it, but Cao Qinmo could?
Wen Yi wondered to herself, could it be because she had used her mind-reading technique?
Is it because I have a deep connection with my mother that she can hear my thoughts too?
She stared intently at Cao Qinmo's face.
Cao Qinmo was stunned for a moment, then shook her head, thinking that she was hallucinating because she was too worried about Wen Yi.
Is this what it means to have a telepathic connection?
If that's the case, it's not necessarily a bad thing.
Ideally, only Cao Qinmo would hear her true feelings.
Wenyi decided to give it another try.
She thought to herself, "Mother, Wenyi misses you so much."
She stared intently at Cao Qinmo's expression, and saw Cao Qinmo's eyes freeze for a moment again.
Then Cao Qinmo's inner voice came through:
"I thought I heard a child calling for his mother?"
There were no other children in the room besides Wenyi.
Could it be Wen Yi calling me? That's impossible.
Wenyi isn't old enough to start speaking yet.
Seeing Cao Qinmo's reaction, Wen Yi was certain that Cao Qinmo could hear her thoughts.
This unexpected discovery surprised and delighted Wenyi.
What's surprising is that this is what the "telepathic connection" in the art of listening to minds means.
What's good is that I can communicate with Cao Qinmo more directly in the future.
Cao Qinmo unconsciously looked at Wen Yi in her arms.
Then, to Yin Xiudao who was standing to one side
"Wen Yi's fever has just subsided, we should still ask an imperial physician to take a good look at her."
How is the child's health?
Yinxiu quickly replied, "Yes, this servant will go and summon the imperial physician immediately."
After Yinxiu went to fetch the imperial physician, Cao Qinmo looked at Wenyi's wet nurse, Granny Li.
"Granny Li, where did Granny Zhao go? Wenyi has been awake for so long."
Why haven't we seen her yet?
Cao Qinmo's eyes were somewhat dim.
When Li Mama heard Cao Qinmo's question, a hint of embarrassment appeared on her face.
This Granny Zhao usually liked to cheat and be cunning, but her family was a bondservant household.
She usually dared not offend this Granny Zhao, and was responsible for taking care of the princess.
She usually tries to do it herself.
Granny Li hesitated for a moment, then said:
"Your Highness, Granny Zhao has been feeling unwell lately, so she didn't come to serve you today."
She asked her maid to apologize to the young mistress on her behalf.
In other matters, Cao Qinmo was of little influence and had little say.
She didn't want to argue, but since this concerned Wen Yi and Cao Qinmo, she couldn't just swallow her anger.
Cao Qinmo frowned slightly, her tone carrying a hint of displeasure:
"Granny Zhao is not feeling well? Why haven't I heard her mention it before?"
The palace had strict rules, and she was unwell.
We should have informed them sooner so that we could have made alternative arrangements.
Wen Yi has been ill these past few days and needs careful care, yet she has not come without permission. What is the reason for this?
Cao Qinmo made up her mind that Zhao Mama could not stay by Wenyi's side.
Wen Yi was already in poor health; keeping someone like that around would be too much trouble.
If anything were to happen, she would never be able to forgive herself.
"Granny Li, Granny Zhao is not feeling well."
That would be perfect; I'll trouble the imperial physician to take a look at Granny Zhao as well.
Let's see what's wrong with her.
Go find her, Princess, I have a book here.
Cao Qinmo said coldly.
Granny Li understood what Cao Qinmo meant.
He quickly replied "Yes" and hurriedly went out to find Granny Zhao.
After everyone had left, Cao Qinmo held Wen Yi and tentatively asked...
"Wenyi, were you calling for your mother just now?"
Wen Yi nodded, thinking to herself, "Mother, it's me."
Cao Qinmo looked at Wen Yi, a hint of shock flashing in her eyes.
How could this be?
Is such a strange thing happening to Wen Yi a blessing or a curse?
She only hoped that her daughter could grow up safely.
She can marry into the capital city and avoid the need for a political marriage with a Mongol.
This allows people to hear each other's innermost thoughts; is it something only she can hear?
Can others hear it too?
How would others view such an unheard-of event?
Wen Yi herself wasn't sure either, but in order not to worry Cao Qinmo...
Wen Yi quickly responded in her mind:
"Mother, only you can hear my heart's voice."
Cao Qinmo breathed a sigh of relief. She gently stroked Wen Yi's head and whispered:
"Wenyi, you must not let anyone else know about this, or it will bring you disaster."
Wen Yi nodded obediently.
Cao Qinmo asked again, "Wen Yi, how did you do that?"
What exactly happened?
Wen Yi thought to herself, "Perhaps the Eternal Heaven has taken pity on my mother and me."
My daughter has been having a lot of dreams these past few days.
In my dream, after the Emperor held a selection of concubines, he chose eight young women to enter the palace.
After they entered the palace, constant turmoil ensued.
The Emperor was very fond of that concubine named Zhen Huan.
She was given the title of Consort Wan, which means she and Consort Duan...
Empress Dowager conspired with you to betray and report Consort Hua.
Grandma and Father Emperor think Mother, you betrayed your master for personal gain.
"You are ungrateful, and then you caused your mother's death."
Wen Yi thought to herself, her eyes also filling with tears.
"After my daughter woke up, she felt like she suddenly knew a lot of things."
And that's how this ability came about.
The daughter didn't know what was going on.
This is also a blessing bestowed upon us by the Eternal Heaven, allowing my daughter and me to better protect each other.
Cao Qinmo listened to Wen Yi's thoughts, and her expression became very serious.
Cao Qinmo wanted to say that all of this was just a nightmare.
None of that is true, but some things are simply not Wen Yi's doing.
This is something a very young child could know.
Wen Yi could also name Zhen Huan, Shen Meizhuang, and other such people.
Although Cao Qinmo had not heard of it, she knew about the talent show.
If all of this is true, then what happens after she's gone?
What should Wenyi do?
Without her protecting Wen Yi, who else would Wen Yi plan to...
The Emperor? Wenyi is just a princess.
How much attention can the Emperor possibly have on Wenyi?
Without her mother's protection and with the emperor's indifference, what will become of the young Wenyi?
Cao Qin silently looked at Wen Yi.
"Wenyi, how have you been since your mother passed away?"
Wen Yi's first reaction upon hearing Cao Qinmo's voice was that she was concerned about herself.
Wen Yi felt a warmth in her heart, but her original ending was truly tragic.
She's still young, so there are many things she can't do right now.
The only option is for Cao Qinmo to deal with Zhen Huan, Shen Meizhuang, Wen Shichu, and others first.
Wen Yi thought to herself
After her mother passed away, Consort Wan made a suggestion to the Emperor.
The daughter was entrusted to Consort Duan for upbringing, but…
When Cao Qinmo heard Wen Yi say this, her heart tightened, and she eagerly pressed for an answer:
How did Consort Duan treat you?
How could Consort Duan, who has been ill for many years, possibly take good care of you?
My dear Wenyi, why is your life so miserable...?
Cao Qinmo's face was covered in tears, yet she still desperately wanted to know.
How did Wen Yi fare after she passed away?
"How did Consort Duan treat you? Did she treat you well?"
Seeing Cao Qinmo like this, Wen Yi couldn't bear to continue.
For a mother who truly loves her child
Even the slightest grievance suffered by her child would cause her immense heartache.
Wen Yi gently wiped away Cao Qinmo's tears with her small hand.
Bian comforted Cao Qinmo in his heart
"Mother, Wenyi is alright, Wenyi is perfectly fine."
Cao Qinmo looked into Wen Yi's clear yet somewhat sorrowful eyes.
My heart is filled with heartache and helplessness.