After Getting Abandoned, I Choose to Become the General's Wife

Chapter 318: Aunt Was Hurt

Translator: EndlessFantasy Translation Editor: EndlessFantasy Translation

With a bang, Fang Ya looked at her aunt who had been struck in the head by the door.

She cried out in pain, took a few steps back and sat on the bed.

Fang Ya looked at He Feng’s aunt who was rubbing her forehead in embarrassment. “Aunt, are you okay?”

She rubbed her forehead and glared at Fang Ya fiercely. “Why did you swing the door open like a cowboy!”

“I did not hear any response. I was afraid that something had happened to you, so I...” Fang Ya said, feeling wronged. Her hand was still on the door handle.

She rolled her eyes at Fang Ya and stood up again. She pushed Fang Ya away and walked out of the door. “I was sleeping, but in the end, I almost got a concussion from you!”

Fang Ya followed behind the aunt, feeling wronged. She asked, “Then you were just sleeping?”

“What else?” Her aunt glanced at Fang Ya and said, “Teaching you to cook these days has exhausted me to death! Can’t I rest?”

“Yes! Of course!” Fang Ya replied immediately without any hesitation.

She snorted and then said, “Let me tell you, just because I am resting doesn’t mean that you can rest!”

“Cook some soup for me tonight. I want to see what you’ve learned!” She ordered Fang Ya in a strict tone.

Although Fang Ya was unwilling, she agreed.

She was about to get up to prepare the soup when she looked up and saw He Fen’s aunt’s forehead had turned red.

She quickly walked to her and reached out to check her injuries.

Her aunt raised her hand and slapped Fang Ya’s hand away. “What are you doing!”

Fang ya looked at the swelling on her aunt’s forehead and said worriedly, “Aunt, why don’t we go to the hospital to take a look? I see that your forehead...”

“It’s not a big deal! Isn’t it shameful to go to the hospital for something like this?” She retorted bluntly.

Fang Ya pursed her lips. She knew that she could not convince her aunt.

She sighed and said, “Why don’t I go and get some medicinal oil to wipe it for you!”

This time, she did not refuse.

Fang Ya did not wait for her reply and immediately took that as consent.

She hurriedly ran to her house to find the medicine box, took out the medicinal oil, and returned to the suite on the other side.

She took out the medicinal oil and carefully rubbed it on the other woman’s forehead. Because she was worried that the medicinal oil would sting her eyes, Fang Ya even deliberately used a towel to cover the lower part of her eyebrows.

He Feng’s aunt felt Fang Ya carefully rubbing the medicinal oil on her, and her heart was finally at ease.

These days, the aunt could feel Fang Ya’s attentiveness and decisiveness.

Fang Ya was not very good at cooking.

But when it came to educating children and taking care of people, Fang Ya did have some ideas.

He Feng’s aunt saw for herself the person Fang Ya truly was.

Fang Ya rubbed the ointment and did not forget to tell her not to open her eyes for the time being.

Afraid that she would grow bored with her eyes closed, Fang Ya turned on the radio at the side so that her aunt could listen to a tune and rest for a while.

He Feng’s aunt quietly listened to the sound of Fang Ya walking around the room, listening to her softly ask if her forehead still hurt.

At that moment, she finally felt the kindness of Fang Ya that Shao Xiang had mentioned.

By dinnertime, He Fen’s aunt sat at the dining table with a red and swollen forehead.

He Feng looked at his aunt’s forehead worriedly and asked for the reason.

Fang Ya sat at the side with her head buried in the rice, looking extremely guilty.

His aunt glanced at Fang Ya from the corner of her eyes and snorted, “I ran into the door myself! Can’t I?”

He Feng was stunned for a moment and quickly said, “Sure! Then... be careful!”

She had retorted so sharply that He Feng was left speechless for a moment.

Mingxia sat on the side, stifling her laughter, eyes still occasionally flitting to the direction of Fang Ya.

He Feng looked at Fang Ya and seemed to have guessed the actual story.