The Spirited Daughter-in-law and the Mountain Man-Chapter 853 - : 853 Yuchuan helps second brother with bandaging

Chapter 853: 853 Yuchuan helps second brother with bandaging

Lingering on the thought that Liu Haitang, a scheming woman, dared to ask Xiao Yishan to take her back right in front of her, so shameless, she feared that if Haitang were left alone with Yishan, she might just climb into his bed.

Liu Haitang simply pretended to be pushed to the ground, letting out a painful cry, “Ouch, you’ve pushed me over…”

Li Rong’er looked at her own hand, “I didn’t push that hard…” She looked at Xiao Yishan with a look of grievance, “Second Young Master, I…”

“You don’t need to explain, that scheming woman Liu Haitang fell on her own. Save her little act!” With that, he endured the knife wound in his chest and got off the bed, grabbing Liu Haitang by the arm and dragging her towards the door.

“Ah!” Liu Haitang screamed, “Dashan, you can’t treat me like this…”

Xiao Yishan had only dragged her a few steps before he let her go, because his wound had split open again!

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Seeing his wound bleeding, Liu Haitang quickly said, “Dashan, what’s wrong with you?”

“Get lost, or don’t blame me for being rude!” he roared.

“But I’m worried about you…” Liu Haitang hesitated, unwilling to leave.

Xiao Yuchuan, who had been kicked out by his wife, walked to his second brother’s door and frowned, “Is that scheming woman Liu still here?”

“I…” Liu Haitang wanted to say something.

Xiao Yishan clutched his wound, “Third brother, can you help me get rid of her?”

Xiao Yuchuan despised Liu Haitang profoundly, he had seen with his own eyes the extent of the suffering she had caused his second brother, “Liu, are you going to walk out on your own, or do you need me to ‘send’ you on your way?” He did not have his brother’s patience.

“You’re sending me?” Haitang thought he meant to take her out of the door in private.

Seeing Xiao Yuchuan’s impressive appearance, she thought of perhaps enticing him privately…

Even if she couldn’t bind him, secretly persuading him to speak a few good words for herself in front of Dashan would be fine.

Haitang had her plans well devised, but Xiao Yuchuan lifted his foot and kicked her out, sending her flying.

“Ah!” Haitang screamed as she flew out like a kite with a broken string, crashing into the yard.

Xiao Yuchuan walked over, grabbed her arm, and threw her outside the courtyard with a forceful swing, as she screamed once more, getting thrown out of the Xiao Family’s courtyard.

He swept a cold glance at Liu Haitang, “If you dare come to my house again, I’ll ‘send’ you on your way every time I see you!”

Li Rong’er picked up the vegetable basket that Liu Haitang had brought from the table, carried it outside the door, and placed it beside her, “Second Young Master said we don’t want your things.”

Xiao Yuchuan returned to the courtyard, and Li Rong’er closed the courtyard door after him.

Only Liu Haitang was left alone, pounding her chest and stamping her feet on the ground.

Seeing Xiao Yishan’s wound seeping blood again, Li Rong’er exclaimed, “Second Young Master, let me call Fourth Brother to help you bandage.”

Xiao Yuchuan said indifferently, “Fourth Brother has gone back to his room. I’ll do it.”

“Third Young Master?” Li Rong’er looked at him in surprise. Wasn’t he indifferent to Xiao Yishan’s injury?

Xiao Yuchuan went to the storage room where the medicine was kept and made a jar of medicinal paste, then he brought new bandages and bamboo scrapers back to Xiao Yishan’s room, gave Li Rong’er a glance, and said coldly, “You can leave.”

“Yes.” She hesitated for a moment and then left the room.

Xiao Yuchuan began to undo Xiao Yishan’s clothes, removed the blood-soaked cloth, and used a thin bamboo scraper to gently scrape off the medicine on his knife wound.

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His actions were extraordinarily careful.

Xiao Yishan watched as his third brother carefully applied the medicine, clearly realizing that Yuchuan did care about him, “I was stabbed by my wife, and you didn’t ask about it; I thought you no longer cared about your second brother.”