Uncle Fang’s recovery was, on the whole, quite excellent. However, Li Wenjing never felt completely at ease; 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 undoubtedly be even better. Having experienced the benefits firsthand, she cared deeply about the matter. Yet, Feng Qingqing had just given birth to twins, and since the children were still so young, it was impossible to ask her to rush off to Beijing. Li Wenjing had come this time hoping to convince Feng Qingqing and her husband to transfer their work to Beijing. By now, Li Wenjing had come to trust Feng Qingqing just as implicitly as Elder Fang did. The thought of Feng Qingqing not being in Beijing, not being by their side, made her feel incredibly uneasy, as if there would be no one to turn to should another emergency arise at home. Bringing her youngest daughter along this time only further confirmed Li Wenjing’s intentions.
Ever since Fang Guangmei married years ago, she had given birth to one daughter, who was now nearly ten years old. For some unknown reason, she had been unable to conceive a second child for all these years. Because the family she married into was well-off and of distinguished standing, her in-laws—though they kept their distance out of respect for Uncle Fang—had long been dissatisfied with her having only one daughter, even if they hadn't explicitly voiced it. This weighed heavily on Fang Guangmei…
Chapter 412