Stepmother's Adoption Letter

Chapter 331 Dispute (1)
The three children all have their homework, so they couldn't stay longer, and Gao Fei was there that day, so they hid early, and agreed tacitly that they would go back to their room to do their homework. The old lady didn't keep them and let them go gone.

After the children left, Yuan Lu pulled the smile off her face and asked the old lady, "Thanks to you telling me this morning, I know that there are bad rumors about our house outside. I don't know what kind of smart people have such news." Lingtong, you should also propose a reward."

She didn't show any anger, and her tone of voice was the same as when she was gossiping just now.

The old lady didn't notice it either, and said with a smile: "It's not that the clever little girl Qiu Xin heard these words from outside and told me, otherwise, we would all be kept in the dark."

The old lady didn't notice it, but Gao Fei could. This little Yuan always smiled when she spoke, and when the smile disappeared from her face, she probably got really angry.

Yuan Lu didn't smile, turned her head and whispered a few words into Qing Jiang's ear, Qing Jiang nodded and led away, and soon brought Qiu Xin in with two wives.Qiu Xin still didn't understand what was going on, and the two old women who were escorting her kicked him on the knee, and her feet went limp, and she immediately knelt down in front of the old lady.

The old lady was also surprised, before she asked what was going on, Yuan Lu said coldly: "I didn't know that I brought a smart person like you to the old lady, and put everything good and bad in front of the master." Said, I don’t even have the ability to distinguish at all, what I know is that you have made a mistake, and what I don’t know is that I use you to pass the message to the old lady.”

While kowtowing to her, Qiu Xin made amends and said, "I really didn't intend to provoke you, but I just thought that if the old lady doesn't know about these things, she will be even more sad when she finds out on her birthday in a few days." As she spoke, Lihua began to cry with rain.

The old lady looked at her pitifully, and thought that it was her own questioning that pried his mouth open, so she pleaded: "She didn't want to tell me at first, saying that I continued to question her and threatened her that if she didn't follow She told me that she had to punish her. If you want to blame, blame me too."

(End of this chapter)