After the general's wife was reborn, everyone knelt down and begged her for mercy.

Jiang Bonian was helpless, but he couldn't force others to come forward even though he was fainting, right? Finally, I thought of asking Liniang to temporarily come forward to receive the female guests.

However, many of the female guests who came here were real wives, and Jiang Bowen was originally a concubine. If a woman with no name and no status as a concubine were to receive him at this time, it would not be a relationship, it would be insulting, or it would be enmity.

In desperation, Huo could only come forward with her daughter Jiang Mingzhu.

Finally got a full face.

However, Huo's health was not good, and if she really needed to be treated for seven days, I would probably have to prepare a coffin for her directly. In the end, she could only use the hot weather as an excuse to suspend the funeral for three days before mourning.

Regarding the funeral of the Jiang family, people in the capital think it is a topic. After all, it has just happened once before, and now it has happened again. Therefore, those who are not familiar with it will even ask: Is it true this time? Will the buried people come back in a few days?

Ning Ruyan was lying in the Wutong Courtyard, listening to Sang Ye's words that came back to learn from time to time, and her originally unhappy mood became much better.

Of course, on the day of the funeral, she couldn't be lazy. She walked in front of the procession wearing mourning clothes and cried twice from time to time.

Because they had to be sent back to their place of origin and buried in their ancestral graves, Jiang Bonian and Jiang Bowen were both going this time. It stands to reason that the Huo family also had to go, but her body really couldn't bear it. The old lady fainted before she even reached the city gate. In the past, there was no choice but to have people send them back.

Then Ning Ruyan also fainted and had to be sent back.

Jiang Bonian looked at Ning Ruyan's back as he was sent away, and couldn't tell what he felt in his heart.

"Brother, hurry up and leave. It seems like this day is not going to be good." Jiang Bowen reminded, "If you don't hurry up, I might not be able to get to the accommodation at night."

Jiang Bonian nodded and quickly urged the team to leave.

When Ning Ruyan returned to Wutong Courtyard, she saw Jiang Mingzhu at the door.

A married woman has a foreign surname and cannot visit her ancestral graves unless there are special circumstances.

This special situation is that only the married daughter can visit the grave if the person being buried has no other children.

"Ning Ruyan, you are just pretending." Jiang Mingzhu exclaimed as soon as she saw Ning Ruyan, "Okay, you didn't even go to my father's funeral. You are simply..."

Ning Ruyan didn't bother to give her any words, she just rolled her eyes and fell on Zisu again.

"Miss..." Zisu exclaimed.

Sang Ye stepped forward and pushed Jiang Mingzhu away: "Auntie, if you dare to talk nonsense and insult my eldest daughter again, I won't mind giving you two slaps."

Jiang Mingzhu was stunned. She stared blankly as the person entered the courtyard and closed the door. Then she chuckled twice and glanced at her girl: "She, she actually..."

"Madam, please go back." Hongluan sighed, "It's not a problem to stand here."

Jiang Mingzhu could only walk back angrily: "Hongluan, what do you think happened to the Ning family?"

"Madam, please say something you shouldn't say."

"You said."

"My slave thinks you shouldn't go against her."

"Why? Do I still have to coax her?"

"Even if you don't coax, there is no need to enmity." Hong Luan glanced at Jiang Mingzhu, "In the past few days since returning to Beijing, Madam, you should have discovered that our mansion is no longer what it used to be. Now the old general is here again. If she leaves, it will probably be more difficult in the future. She is also the sister-in-law and the eldest wife of the Jiang family. It is better to have a good relationship than to make enemies, right?" (End of this chapter)