Reincarnation: I Married My Ex's Brother Chapter 169 - Mother's Heart Hurts the Most

Chapter 169: Mother’s Heart Hurts the Most

The warm water in the bathtub was almost stained red with blood.

The water filled the bathtub and fell all over the floor. A phone was soaked in water on the floor.

“Oh my G.o.d!” Xu Pingfei came back to her senses and screamed, “My Qingqing!” Her legs trembled from fear. If not for Wan Lang supporting her, she would’ve fallen to the ground.

Soon, Qiao Jiusheng also recovered from her shock.

She immediately said, “I’ll drive. Butler Wan, call the hospital and ask them to prepare for n emergency surgery.” She then looked at Qi Bufan. “Bufan, I’ll leave this to you.” Qi Bufan instantly understood what she meant.

He strode into the bathroom, grabbed a long towel, and tightly tied Fang Yuqing’s wrists. Then, hugging Fang Yuqing, he ran out of the house.

Qiao Jiusheng drove her car to the house. Fang Yusheng sat in the front pa.s.senger seat with a cold expression. Qi Bufan carried the unconscious Fang Yuqing into the back pa.s.senger seat. Qiao Jiusheng felt as if she had been pierced by a needle. She took Fang Yuqing to the hospital in the shortest time possible.

Everything she was worried about had happened.

A taxi arrived at the Fang residence, and Jiang Wei jumped out of the car immediately after paying the fare. Just as he was about to press the Fang family’s doorbell, the door suddenly opened. Wan Lang helped the crying Xu Pingfei out with hurried footsteps.

Jiang Wei saw the tears on Xu Pingfei’s face, and his heart fell to the bottom.

Xu Pingfei had always been elegant and calm. This was the first time Jiang Wei had seen her lose her composure.

“Butler Wan, did something happen to Yuqing?” Jiang Wei held Wan Lang’s hand and asked with a trembling voice.

Wan Lang sent Xu Pingfei to the car. He was in a hurry to get inside the car as well. When he heard Jiang Wei’s words, he replied, “Miss, she…” Suddenly, he recalled that family scandals could not be made public. Thus, Wan Lang hurriedly covered his mouth. He was about to close the door when Jiang Wei squeezed into the car at the last minute.

“I’ll go too,” Jiang Wei said to Wan Lang.

Wan Lang looked at him and did not say anything.

Xu Pingfei was in a hurry to go to the hospital. She ignored Jiang Wei and only urged the driver. “Drive faster to the hospital.”

On the way to the hospital, Xu Pingfei kept crying and muttering words like “my fault” and “She can’t die.” Jiang Wei’s heart skipped a beat.

A team of people rushed to the hospital and went straight to the emergency building.

When they arrived at the emergency room, the door was tightly closed. Qiao Jiusheng, Fang Yusheng, and Qi Bufan were sitting together. Qiao Jiusheng was wearing a spring dress. Her dress and chest were covered in blood. Qi Bufan’s hands and arms were also stained with blood.

Looking at the red fabric, Jiang Wei opened his mouth. His heart skipped a beat.

That blood is from Fang Yuqing.

He finally understood why Fang Yuqing sounded so soft and pained on the phone. He also understood why Fang Yuqing wanted him to sing “Girl, Don’t Cry.”

When he thought that the young girl inside the emergency room might die, Jiang Wei could not help but cover his face with his hand. He squatted in the corner and blamed himself.

Xu Pingfei covered her mouth as she sat on the iron chair, still crying. “It’s all my fault. We shouldn’t have locked her up. I forced her to die!” Xu Pingfei’s heart ached so much that she pounded her chest. “If I had realized something was wrong, nothing would have happened to Qingqing.

“Silly Qingqing, my silly daughter, I’m not blaming you. Why did you do this?” She punched her chest and cried.

Qiao Jiusheng watched her and did not know what to say.

She looked at Fang Yusheng, who was tensed up beside her. Fang Yusheng has always been on good terms with Fang Yuqing, so he should also be feeling terrible right now. Qiao Jiusheng reached out and covered the back of Fang Yusheng’s tightly clenched left hand. Fang Yusheng’s body moved, but he did not speak.