Wei Yuantong acted as if she were in her own home, waltzing in without the slightest hint of politeness and began to look around, saying, "It seems Wei Yuanren treats you quite well, eh? Such a nice house. Even those who have borne him daughters are treated no better than this."
Gu Wenjuan bit her lip, "He's not here; if you're looking for him, coming to me is pointless."
"How could that be," Wei Yuantong smiled amiably, "why would I be looking for him? He and I don't get along; when we meet, it's just to argue. I came for you, Gu Wenjuan."
Sensing a bad omen, Gu Wenjuan watched her warily and asked, "I'm not familiar with you, so why are you looking for me?"
"You may not be familiar with me, but I'm familiar with you," said Wei Yuantong, seemingly congenial, "after all, your primary physician has told me all about your situation."
Gu Wenjuan felt a sudden apprehension in her chest, "What do you mean?"
