The legitimate daughter returns to the capital and embarks on a splendid life, tearing apart the fak

The carriage drove out of the side gate of Yun Mansion and headed towards the General's Mansion.

The driver was Chai Qing's subordinate, named Chai An, who was Chai Qing's nephew. He didn't talk much, but he was reliable in his work.

The carriage drove along Chang'an Avenue and turned into a narrow alley.

Yun Jin leaned against the carriage wall, closed her eyes, and thought about the Princess's birthday.

Suddenly, the carriage stopped.

"Miss, there are people ahead." Chai An's voice came from outside.

Yun Jin opened her eyes, lifted the carriage curtain, and saw a person lying in the middle of the alley.

The man was wearing a dark purple jacket and a silver hairpin in his hair. His clothes were made of decent material, so he didn't look like a beggar. He was leaning against the wall, motionless, with a pale face.

Yun Jin frowned and told Chunxi to go down and check. Chunxi jumped out of the carriage, walked to the person's side, checked her breathing, and turned back to say, "Miss, she's still alive, she just fainted."

Yun Jin sighed, got out of the car, walked over and squatted down. Seeing that it was an old lady, she held up two fingers to take her pulse.

The pulse is weak and thready, indicating insufficient qi and blood, as if the person is hungry.

She lifted her eyelids to look at her, then looked at her face, and realized that it wasn't a stroke or an acute illness, but rather anemia and low blood sugar, causing her to faint from hunger.

"Put them in the car." Yun Jin stood up and dusted off her skirt.

Chunxi and Chai'an lifted the person onto the carriage. The carriage was a bit cramped, so Chunxi got out of the carriage and sat next to Chai'an.

Yun Jin covered the carriage curtain, took out a bowl of porridge from her spatial storage, added some spiritual spring water, and fed it to the old lady spoonful by spoonful.

The old lady was about fifty years old, with fair skin and slender fingers; she was clearly not someone who did manual labor.

Yun Jin fed her a small bowl of porridge, and her complexion gradually regained color. Her eyelashes trembled, and she slowly opened her eyes.

"You're awake?" Yun Jin looked at her and asked with concern.

The old woman stared at her blankly, then looked around, her voice weak: "Where...where am I? How did I get here?"

Yun Jin said, "You fainted by the roadside, so I helped you into the car. What's your name? Where do you live? I'll have someone take you home."

The old lady frowned, thought for a long time, then suddenly stared at Yun Jin's face, her eyes lighting up: "You...you're Nannan, right? You've grown so much?"

Yun Jin was taken aback: "I'm not Nannan. You've mistaken me for someone else."

The old woman seemed not to hear her, holding her hand, her eyes reddening: "You're not Nannan? Then where is my Nannan?"

Yun Jin's heart sank; the old lady was probably not quite right in the head.

She patiently asked again, "Grandpa, do you remember where you live? What's your last name?"

The old woman released her hand, stared blankly out the window, and murmured, "Where is my home... I've forgotten. What's my last name... I've forgotten that too."

As she spoke, her eyes reddened, "Why can't I remember anything?"

Yun Jin sighed and could only take them to the General's Mansion first.

The old lady didn't make a fuss; she just sat quietly, glancing at Yun Jin every now and then, muttering "Nannan" under her breath.

Her clothes were made of the finest Shu brocade, and the silver hairpin in her hair was exquisitely crafted, unlike anything found in ordinary people's homes.

She must be an elderly woman who has gone missing, and her family is looking for her. But she doesn't remember her name or where she lives. How can we get her home?

The carriage stopped in front of the general's mansion.

Yun Jin got out of the car and had Chun happy help the old lady walk inside.

Lan Ying was sitting on the heated kang in the main room watching several maids play cards. When Yun Jin came in, the maids quickly put away the cards and left.

Lan Ying smiled and waved to her, "Jin'er's here? Come on over, isn't it warm in Grandma's room?"

Yun Jin stepped forward to pay her respects and said with a smile, "Grandmother, this room is even warmer than our mansion."

Lan Ying smiled smugly: "Your mother is filial; she had Chai Qing bring people to help build it yesterday. This way, we won't need to light a brazier in the winter."

Yun Jin smiled and said, "Yes, Mother often thinks of you and Grandfather." As she spoke, she took out several bottles of pills and handed them to Lan Ying. "Grandmother, these are pills I made. Mother asked me to bring them. These few bottles can strengthen your body. You and Grandfather should take one pill every day. These few bottles can dispel cold and dampness. Give them to Grandfather. I heard from Mother that he used to live in a tent in the wild in the winter when he was on the border. He must have had cold and dampness in his body."

Lan Ying took it and nodded with satisfaction: "You're such a thoughtful child."

Yun Jin sat down next to Lan Ying and recounted her encounter with the old lady on the road.

Who is that old lady outside? I just saw you bring a stranger in.

Yun Jin sighed and recounted her encounter with the old woman on the road, concluding, "She seems a bit confused; she doesn't remember her name or where she lives. I was thinking of bringing her here for you to see. Do you recognize her?"

Lan Ying frowned and told the maid to bring the person in.

The old lady was helped into the house by Chunxi. She stood at the door and looked around blankly.

Lan Ying looked her up and down, then shook her head: "I haven't seen her before, she looks unfamiliar. Is it possible that she's from out of town and came to the capital?"

Yun Jin thought for a moment and said, "Grandmother, I'll take her back first and give her some treatment. I'll also ask around to see if anyone else has lost an elderly person."

Lan Ying nodded: "That's the only way."

Yun Jin asked Chunxi to help the old lady to a side room to rest, and then had someone bring her hot tea and snacks.

The old lady didn't make a fuss; she sat quietly, occasionally muttering something that no one could hear.

Lan Ying then inquired about the Princess's birthday banquet: "I heard that the Princess invited you, but this is probably not her idea. She might not have thought of you. It was probably Ya Min's idea, and it must have been Yun Xiu who orchestrated it. Although your aunt and your mother will be there that day, if they really want to scheme against you, it will be difficult to guard against them. You must be careful."

Yun Jin nodded: "Grandmother, don't worry, I understand."

Yun Jin chatted with Lan Ying for a while longer before Chen Shi arrived. Even before she entered, a hearty laugh rang out: "Mother, I heard Jin'er is here?"

As soon as she finished speaking, the person lifted the curtain and walked in. Yun Jin quickly stood up and bowed, saying, "Aunt."

"You've come at the right time. Your uncle had someone bring back a fox pelt. I made you a scarf; take it with you when you leave."

"Thank you, Auntie," Yun Jin said hurriedly.

With Chen Shi around, the house became even more lively.

At lunchtime, Yun Jin had Chun Xi help the old woman she had taken in out of the side room. Chen Shi was somewhat surprised when she saw her: "This old woman... she looks familiar to me?"