Face Changer: Ugly Transformed

Chapter 388
When Xiangping heard this, she felt very uncomfortable. Her father passed away very early, and her mother had worked hard to raise her and teach her, but she still had to be treated so severely by her grandfather.

If there were no problems with their family's business this time, her mother would never agree to betroth Xiangping to Master Lin who already had two wives.

"Grandpa, Xiangping didn't retort, she was just telling the truth. My mother really taught me well. I was the one who ran out disobediently. If you want to punish me, you can punish me. It's just that Xiangping went out for you, grandpa. "

Xiangping perfectly explained the moment before the butler came in with family law.

"Okay, let's talk about it first, why you want to go out, and why it's for me." The old man asked Xiangping, holding the cane handed over by the butler, obviously ready to do it at any time.

"Grandpa, I went out to look for this kind of seeds for you." Xiangping thought about it, and took out the bag of lilac seeds in her hand and handed it to the old man.

The old man took it suspiciously, leaned on the cloth, looked at the brown seed, and asked, "What is this?"

"Lilac, grandpa, this is lilac." Xiangping said, "This is the most peaceful color in the world. Although it takes a long time to grow and bloom, I am not afraid. I hope that after two years, grandpa will put the lilac on it." After handing over the business of Li Ji's shop to my brothers, I can hold a pot of tea in the afternoon and look at the lilacs I planted, and I feel happy at any time."

Both the old man and Xiangping's mother were deeply shocked: "So caring?"

Xiangping kowtowed deeply again, and said: "Xiangping dare not lie, Xiangping is very grateful to my grandfather and mother for their teaching and upbringing over the years, when I get married in the future, I...I can't leave anything, just There are a few lilac trees left."

What she said was sincere and sincere. Although it was somewhat exaggerated, she did have such thoughts, but what's more, she was doing it for her mother. After she finished speaking, she glanced at her mother, who nodded in understanding. .

"Although your filial piety is commendable, after all, you went out privately. If you violated the family rules, you will be punished." The old man got up in silence for a long time, and raised the cane.

(End of this chapter)