Uncle Fang’s recovery was generally quite good, yet Li Wenjing always felt a nagging sense of unease. She couldn’t help but think that if Feng Qingqing could provide him with acupuncture for a period, just as she had for Guangying, the results would likely be significantly better. Having experienced the benefits firsthand, she felt strongly about it. However, Feng Qingqing had just given birth to twins, and with the children still so small, it was impossible to rush her to Beijing for this purpose.
Li Wenjing’s visit this time was, in part, an attempt to persuade the couple to transfer their work to Beijing. Li Wenjing now trusted Feng Qingqing just as much as Elder Fang once had. With Feng Qingqing not in Beijing, she felt deeply insecure, fearing that if another emergency were to strike at home, there would be no one to turn to for help. Bringing her youngest daughter along this time was, in a way, another reflection of these concerns.
Fang Guangmei had married years ago and had a daughter, who was now nearly ten. For some unknown reason, she had been unable to conceive a second child ever since. Her husband’s family was well-off and prominent. Although they were wary of Uncle Fang and kept their feelings to themselves, the parents-in-law had long been dissatisfied with her having only one daughter, even if they hadn't openly lashed out. This weighed heavily on Fang Guangmei, which is why she had recently been confiding in her mother, Li Wenjing. Hearing this, Li Wenjing …
Chapter 184