The Rebirth of Jiangmen's Daughter

Chapter 788
Not to mention how unwilling Mrs. Ye was, when Mrs. Lin sent the blood swallow, Mrs. Ye had returned to her former solemnity. Mrs. Lin didn't see Ye Qingcheng in the old lady's yard. It's not easy to ask questions on the face.

Mrs. Ye took the blood swallow that Zhou's mother handed her, took a sip, and then looked at Mrs. Lin with an indistinguishable expression on her face.

"After all, it was He Qinglin who came out. No wonder the princess valued you so much back then. It is true that I have been blinded by Rong'er's affairs all these years. It is a pity that I have misunderstood you for so many years..."

After hearing Mrs. Ye's words, Mrs. Lin didn't answer anything. Naturally, she had resentment in her heart over the years, but her upbringing told her not to be angry with them. Her husband is Ye Chen. As long as the couple can live a good life, don't worry about it. Nothing matters.

Sure enough, Huang Tian paid off, after so many years, and now such a field, what is there not to be satisfied with?So she looked at the mother-in-law in front of her, and felt a little unbearable in her heart. After all, she was Ye Chen's mother, and she couldn't just sit idly by.

"If only a few years ago, our mother-in-law and daughter-in-law could be like this. You wouldn't have followed Chen'er to Liangzhou to suffer for so many years, and our Ye family wouldn't have reached this point!"

Mrs. Ye thought of the days of Ye Chen and his wife in Liangzhou, and felt a little regretful about the people who indulged the eldest family in those years. As a result, after the separation of the first and second rooms, the second room is icing on the cake, while the first room is making things worse.

"The old lady is wrong. My daughter-in-law doesn't think that following the general in Liangzhou for so many years is suffering. Our family is like a family when we are in Liangzhou. After returning to Beijing, we are not as comfortable as we are in Liangzhou. Thank you mother and uncle's family for their success!"

Mrs. Lin raised her head, and said to Mrs. Ye in a neither humble nor overbearing way. She was born in the Lin family of Heqing, and she had a demeanor infiltrated from a century-old Zanying family. Probably this is what Linhe Princess valued Lin's back then.

Lin's words were simple, but hearing Mrs. Ye's ears made her feel like an ant. She originally thought that Lin had resentment towards his family in Liangzhou for so many years, but Lin didn't think so. Not taking this matter to heart made her feel more and more that the punch she punched with all her strength landed on the cotton.

"It turned out that the old man was wrong. Forget it, the old man will be begging for life under your hands in the future, so there is no need to use these words to poke your heart. Anyway, you are in charge of the general's mansion, and the old lady just stays with you." It’s just living and eating here, and I won’t bother with other things in the future.”

Mrs. Lin originally wanted to say something polite to Mrs. Ye, but it can be seen that Mrs. Ye's words did not seem to be fake, so Lin did not want to say anything more to her. After all, Mrs. Ye's treatment of their family over the years She remembered everything she had done, and now that she could treat Mrs. Ye like this, she had fulfilled her filial piety as a daughter-in-law.

"The old lady has worked half her life for the mansion. Now that our children have returned to Beijing, it is naturally not easy to work anymore, old lady. You can live in the mansion and enjoy your old age at ease. If there is anything you don't like here, just ask someone to come and tell the daughter-in-law. yes."

Mrs. Ye glanced at Mrs. Lin lightly. She had calculated that Mrs. Lin would not be ashamed to treat her coldly, so she proposed that she wanted to live in the General's Mansion. Since Mrs. Lin had said so, she would naturally not do it again. polite.

"Well, I see, you go down first, and don't bother me here if you have nothing to do in the future."

(End of this chapter)