The wife of the female Zun Kuaichuan is a doting maniac

Regardless of Si Jingchen's temperament, the fact that he is the Prime Minister's biological son will not change.

Si Qianling occupied his identity for sixteen years, and he truly owed him a debt.

If the elders in the family continue to favor Si Qianling, he himself will feel guilty.

What is owed cannot be repaid; the only thing we can do is to be more tolerant.

As the most esteemed person in the Prime Minister's residence, Old Madam Si must not lead the way astray.

Si Qianling wasn't afraid of being wronged; she just didn't want to owe Si Jingchen anything.

Everything he had before was given to him by the Si family. If Si Jingchen wanted it, he could give it back to him.

But Su Qiruo is the only exception; she is his lover, someone he has liked very much since he was young.

When Si Qianling left the mansion, apart from Zhishu and Zhiyu who had always served him, he only took with him the things that the Yongqin Prince's Mansion and the Emperor had given him over the years.

He didn't take a single needle or thread from the Prime Minister's residence.

Nevertheless, he still owes the Prime Minister's family sixteen years of nurturing and care.

If he can enter the Yong Prince's Mansion in the future, then his wife can repay this favor on his behalf.

As for Si Qianling himself, as long as Su Qiruo still wants him, he will stay by her side.

The news of Si Jingchen smashing all the porcelain in the room spread throughout the mansion, and naturally reached the ears of the old matriarch as well.

"Sigh! It's not like we keep it by our side. It's too petty and its vision is pitifully narrow."

Old Madam Si sighed softly, feeling a pang of sadness as she recalled the words Si Qianling had used to persuade him before leaving the mansion.

Why isn't such a good child a member of the Si family?
In terms of appearance, demeanor, vision, and interpersonal skills, Si Qianling far surpasses Si Jingchen.

If Si Jingchen's face didn't look so much like that of a member of the Si family, Old Madam Si would have even suspected that he was an imposter.

The Si family has thousands of descendants, both direct and collateral, and even the illegitimate ones are more sensible and knowledgeable than Si Jingchen. "The second young master was not raised in the Prime Minister's residence from a young age, so he may lack proper upbringing. If you feel sorry for him, you might as well find him a few more tutors. Once he learns the rules, the mansion will be quiet again."

A servant gently helped Old Madam Si pat her back and kindly advised her.

Their families had served the household for generations, and they were naturally devoted to the good of their master.

Only when the masters are well can they, the servants, be well.

“You’re right. The ones we invited from the palace before were probably biased towards Xiao Ling. It’s understandable that Jing Chen didn’t want them to teach him. If that’s the case, then let’s choose from our clan. Let’s select a few patient ones to teach him more.”

The child is already so big, we can't put him back in and have him again, we can only teach him slowly.

They used the wrong approach from the start, assuming the two children could get along.

In the end, Si Qianling was wronged, and Si Jingchen still felt that his family hadn't treated him well enough.

It's better this way of separating.

If forced to choose between the two, both morally and logically, the Si family can only keep Si Jingchen.

Whether Si Qianling was at Huangming Temple or at Prince Yong's Mansion, it was better than suffering all the grievances in this mansion.

And those of us who are elders can only pretend not to see it.

It's because everyone feels they owe Si Jingchen something!

That afternoon, five teachers who taught etiquette and manners arrived at the manor. They were personally delivered by the steward of the old lady's courtyard, and Si Jingchen could not refuse them in the slightest.

With someone watching him at all times, Si Jingchen finally calmed down.

At the villa outside the city, Si Qianling moved into the main courtyard where Su Qiruo used to live, while Su Qiruo remained in the guest room in the outer courtyard. (End of this chapter)