Reject violent husband: wife is neither stupid nor naive

Su Ying's mocking sentence made Xiao Han feel gloomy and disappointed, and there was also a little unknown emotion floating around.

He seemed lost in memory.

When Su Ying felt that there was nothing to ask, and was about to leave, Xiao Han suddenly said, "Yingying, don't insult your mother, she is definitely not doing it for money!" Obviously, Su Ying's attitude just now made Xiao Han very sad.

"What do you mean?" Not for money, what is that for?

"The white jade scrolls were originally handed down from your mother's family! So, you are not allowed to think about your mother that much!" Xiao Han was inexplicably excited, he could bear his daughter's disdain, but he couldn't accept her thinking with this attitude her mother.Xiao Han has been looking for the lost white jade scrolls, but he did not expect that there would be a storm of snatching the scrolls within the Juhua Club, which he did not expect. [

At this time, the vicissitudes of life showed pain and struggle.

"what?!"

Su Ying frowned secretly, "Is the white jade scroll belonged to my mother? Is what you said true or false? Mom...is that the descendant of that guard?"

is it possible?

Or is Xiao Han making up stories for her?

But unexpectedly

"Yes!" Xiao Han replied decisively.

Su Ying laughed self-deprecatingly, "I have become a descendant of a legendary figure... It's interesting."

With this tone, it was as if she had listened to what Xiao Han said as a story.

"Don't you believe it? Ten years ago, we didn't know how this secret was leaked out, which attracted a group of people with ulterior motives, and finally made your mother lose her life!" At this moment, Xiao Han's Resentment flashed in his eyes, it was a very deep resentment, "They better not show up, otherwise, I will never let them go!"

The more Su Ying listened, the more she frowned.

If he is telling a story, is it too realistic?

Ten years ago, what happened?

Inexplicably, she remembered the bloodiest scene in her memory when she was a child...