The wife travels through time and space to honor her husband: The heirless prince raises a child

Chapter 432 I'll Raise Nature

Prince He was in a good mood. He glanced at Qin Han and smiled, "Rong Chi also has some."

No matter who's missing, the little one will be missing too.

This child was personally raised by Prince He, who fed him bite by bite. He was no different from Rong Yang. Prince He lowered his head. The little dumpling was happy, and Prince He was in a good mood as well.

Qin Han looked at the others meaningfully and even smiled. There was a share of Rong Yang's shop. Rong Yang was He Shizi's biological child, so it was understandable that He Shizi wanted to compensate Rong Yang.

However, there are also owls.

Rong Chi wasn't even their biological son. They'd only been raising him for a short time, yet he was already getting a share of the soap shop's profits. Fu Bao was practically the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Yan's mansion.

The Crown Prince's wife and her sisters-in-law exchanged glances. Some of them were from Rong Chi; perhaps they also had a share of the shops belonging to Qin He's children? The question was on the tip of their tongues, but they couldn't bring themselves to ask.

Qin He's younger sister didn't care. Seeing He Shizi's attitude, she felt that perhaps He Shizi had suddenly forgotten about Qin He's two children. People of high status often have bad memories, and it was too careless of him not to remember Fu Bao and her brother.

Qin He's younger sister was a little reproachful, but could only smile and remind Prince He, "Prince He, isn't there a share of the Fu Bao siblings' shop?"

Upon asking this question, Qin Lang stepped into the front courtyard living room. He squinted and glanced at Qin He's younger sister, who was trying to get her attention. The second branch of the family was always trying to get things for Fu Bao.

Sure enough, he arrived too late, and the second wife did just that.

Qin Yan and Prince Xue were talking about Qin He's recovery. He didn't say much about Qin He's younger sister. What did he say? Prince He used to take good care of Qin He and her child. They were childhood sweethearts, and Qin He had benefited a lot from that.

It's not surprising that Prince He wants to give something.

Jiang Mo wondered if Qin Han had deliberately brought up the topic of profit sharing from the shops. Jiang Mo didn't want to get involved in these matters; he was a merchant, and making money was all he wanted. He Shizi was only behaving very mildly in the Marquis's mansion because of their kinship.

As a powerful minister, he was hardly a good-tempered person.

The Crown Prince's wives and the others were extremely curious about Qin He and her child's importance in the Crown Prince's heart. They all looked at the Crown Prince, who was talking to the little dumpling. He looked up when he heard this.

Prince He asked in surprise, "Why are you asking me that?"

Qin He's younger sister was taken aback. If she didn't ask Prince He, who should she ask? Prince He had promised to give Fu Bao and her brother a share of the shop's profits, so that Fu Bao and her brother could earn money! Asking others wouldn't get them anything either.

Seeing that Qin He's younger sister remained silent, Prince He turned to Prince Xue and asked, "Will you give the profits from your shop to Fu Bao and her brother?"

"This..." The question was thrown at him, and Prince Xue was dumbfounded: "What does a child need so much silver for?"

"No, no..." Qin He's younger sister quickly waved her hand when she realized the misunderstanding: "I wasn't asking about Brother-in-law Xue, Prince He. Prince He, you've given all the profit share from the soap shop to Rong Yang and Rong Chi. Aren't you going to give Fu Bao and her brother a little bit? Fu Bao and her brother can't be compared to Rong Yang, but if they're compared to Rong Chi, then if Rong Chi gets his share, Fu Bao and her brother should get theirs too."

Okay, this time it's finally clear.

These questions were asked by Qin He's younger sister, and they were also Qin He's idea. Qin He didn't need to instruct her sister on how to discuss the profits from the shop, as her sister and Qin He were often together and had similar ideas.

Qin He's younger sister is straightforward and doesn't mince words at all.

Everyone looked at the people sitting at the head of the table. Even the children stopped making a fuss. Fu Bao stared at Prince He, waiting for her share of the soap shop's profits. It didn't matter whether she gave it to her younger brother or not, as long as she got it.

Prince He chuckled lightly, a look of surprise on his face. He turned to Prince Xue beside him and asked, "Prince Xue, do you need me to raise your child? Did you destroy your spiritual palace or cut off your path to immortality? You and Qin He both have a share of the shop profits, yet your child is asking for my share of the shop profits."

Prince Xue's face flushed red from Prince He's few words of rebuke. Prince He's tone was gentle and unhurried, but his words were harsh. Did he, Xue Qing, not know how to raise a child?! Prince Xue hurriedly retorted, "My child, of course I will raise him."

Qin He's younger sister grew anxious and asked hastily, "Why did Rong Chi get his share of the silver, but not Fu Bao and her brother? Prince He, you shouldn't be so biased; you've hurt the children's feelings."

Prince He scoffed, "Why would I give my share of the silver to Prince Xue's child?"

"But...but..." Qin He's younger sister was so anxious she couldn't speak coherently. You've always taken such good care of Sister Qin He and her child! Why isn't Fu Bao getting any today?!

"Xue Qing." Prince He called out his name, then sneered, "How pathetic, you even have to have someone else raise your child."

Enraged, Prince Xue roared, "Qin Yuan, what gives you the right to ask such a question? My child with Qin He, why should Prince He divide the shops he was allotted to Fu Bao and her brother?"

Qin Yan was no longer interested in watching the show, and this angered her.

Prince He's expression was also unpleasant. He held the little dumpling Rong Chi in his arms, and the small Rong Yang nestled in Prince He's arms, quietly watching Qin He's younger sister ask for things for Fu Bao.

The Crown Prince's wife and the others had complicated expressions. What happened? In the past, Fu Bao had received so many good things without ever having to ask the Crown Prince for them. How did things turn out like this today?

Qin He's younger sister, Qin Yuan, felt very wronged: "Why are you scolding me? In the past, Prince He would give all the good things to Fu Bao."

"What?" Prince He narrowed his eyes and asked, "Is there something wrong with me?"

“Fu Bao can be considered the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Yan’s mansion,” Qin Yuan couldn’t help but say again.

Prince He didn't mind telling everyone, "I, He Yan, only have legitimate sons, not legitimate daughters."

Upon hearing this, everyone in the Marquis's mansion changed their expressions. This meant that Fu Bao was nothing in the Yan State Duke's mansion, even though Qin He kept insisting that Fu Bao was the legitimate daughter of the Yan State Duke's mansion.

This whole mess is worse than if we hadn't even mentioned the profit sharing from the shops in the first place.

If it weren't mentioned, Fu Bao might have the empty title of the legitimate daughter of the Duke of Yan's mansion. But He Shizi wouldn't be happy; people favor their own children, so what chance would Fu Bao and her siblings have?

Prince He publicly stated that he had no legitimate daughter, so Fu Bao could no longer use the title to claim one.

“That’s right.” Qin Lang stopped standing at the living room doorway and felt a gust of cold wind, but he was in a good mood. He stepped into the living room, walked to Prince He’s side, and picked up Rong Yang: “Prince He only has our Rong Yang as his child.”

Qin He's younger sister and Qin Han stared intently at Prince He, hoping he would refute them.

Unfortunately, Qin Yuan and Qin Han were disappointed.

"And me too," the little dumpling said in a childish voice.

Qin Lang looked down at the child, while Prince He looked down at the little bundle in his arms and smiled, "Yes, you are also your father's child. I, He Yan, have two legitimate sons, and Rong Chi is the second legitimate son."

The little dumpling was happy, and Qin Lang grinned, glancing disdainfully at Qin Yuan and Qin Han.

Who do Fu Bao and her brother think they are!

(End of this chapter)