The two of them walked to a secluded place, and Yun Jiao said softly, "Your young lady is very weak and needs to be nourished slowly."

"I’ve written two prescriptions, one for food supplements and one for medicine supplements. If she persists for two to three months, it should take effect."

The nanny quickly bowed to Yun Jiao, "Thank you, Doctor Gu."

Yun Jiao lowered her voice, "But there is one more thing."

"When you go back, secretly inform your madam to go to Kaiyuan Temple and ask the Abbot for an efficacious protective amulet to hang at your young lady’s bedside."

She thought about it. If Miss Han had imagined Pan Lang, by forcing her to swear to break off with him just now, it would instill a psychological suggestion or plant a mental anchor in her. From then on, her subconscious would know that continuing with Pan Lang is wrong, and gradually, she would give up the notion.

But if it’s really a spirit, then it can only be treated by a high monk.

The nanny solemnly nodded, "I will report to madam as soon as I return. Thank you, Doctor Gu."

Yun Jiao smiled and walked forward.

After sitting for a while, a matron appeared.

Yun Jiao’s eyes lit up. This was the official matchmaker she had entrusted to find a remarriage for her father. Coming at this time likely meant there was news.

Turning her head, she saw her father sitting there, reading a medical book she had transcribed, not paying attention to this side.

She quickly stood up, walked out, and pulled the matron to the side door, smiling, "Is there news?"

The matchmaker giggled, "I’ve been working on Manager Gu’s matter these days, almost wore out my shoe soles, but I finally found a good one."

Yun Jiao asked, "In what way is she good?"

"You said not to find someone from a rich family, nor someone young. The woman I found is quite suitable; she is thirty-seven this year. That age isn’t too young, right?"

Yun Jiao nodded. Her father was forty-five, eight years older, a reasonable age difference.

The matron continued, "This Hua Shiyi was originally a scholar’s daughter, literate from a young age. Later, she married into a family that owned a tofu workshop. Her husband, well-read since childhood, was enlightened in her father’s private school. Her father, seeing the child smart and clever, arranged the marriage early."

"Originally they hoped for fame and prosperity for the husband which would extend to the wife, but who knew, within two years of marriage, he passed away without leaving a child."

"Hua Shiyi didn’t remarry, stayed home to help make tofu, and raised her young brother-in-law and sister-in-law."

"After her brother-in-law got married, she also helped take care of their children."

"Who knew the brother-in-law was ungrateful; once the two elders were gone, he drove the sister-in-law out, telling her to find her own way."

"Hua Shiyi returned to her parental home, getting angrier the more she thought about it. She borrowed some silver from her father, rented a shop opposite her brother-in-law’s house, and also started making tofu to sell."

"The tofu of both families is made the same way and tastes quite similar. Many of the locals sympathized with Hua Shiyi, so they all went to her to buy tofu. Her brother-in-law’s tofu couldn’t sell, and he argued with her several times."

"Fortunately, Hua Shiyi’s family has two brothers who are no pushovers, who came and gave her brother-in-law a beating. Gradually, her brother-in-law’s tofu business couldn’t continue, and he rented the shop to someone else. Now, he lives off the rent, with his wife doing odd jobs to supplement their income."

Yun Jiao clapped her hands, "Hua Shiyi, well done!" That’s exactly how to deal with that ungrateful brother-in-law.

The matchmaker proudly said, "Exactly, she’s very capable. If your father marries her, she could handle everything both inside and outside the house nicely."