The princess who loves to "cry" has candy to eat

Chapter 248 What Does That Hairpin Look Like?
After a while, he opened his mouth and said: "After looking for my sister that day, I was confused by her words, so I didn't notice it for a while..."

"Confused by my anger? Your maid, Hongye Qing'er, follows you all the time. Since you didn't notice, the two of them must have noticed. Why didn't they remind you?
Did you find out that the hairpin was missing on the second day in the same confusion as you? "

Before Bai Yinling finished speaking, Bai Ruotong immediately retorted.When Qing'er and Hongye heard this, their complexions turned pale.

"Fourth Sister, although you are very eloquent, your maid has already admitted that you held the hairpin and refused to return it to Third Sister, so what you are saying now is just trying to justify yourself.

Grandma has always loved you, you just need to admit your mistake to grandma and return the hairpin to third sister, grandma will definitely not blame you, why are you blaming third sister for finding the hairpin late?
When people are careless, your mouth insults Sanmei so much. Could it be that Sanmei couldn't be too sad for a while, and didn't realize that the hairpin was missing? "

Bai Lingyao let out a soft snort, and defended her.

The old lady twirled the beads, her eyes rolled over by the annual rings fell on Bai Yinling.Whether it's right or wrong, she still doesn't know for sure.

Bai Ruotong's words of analysis are indeed reasonable, but she is not all wronged.Bai Yinling was the same, but when it came to making mistakes, if Bai Ruotong was telling the truth, Bai Yinling's mistakes would be deeper.

"Eldest sister, I know that I, Bai Ruotong, don't like me in this mansion except for the old lady and elder brother. But today's matter is that the matter between Ruotong and third sister has nothing to do with elder sister. Elder sister don't interrupt Talk a lot, grandma is sitting here, and grandma will naturally understand what is right and wrong."

Bai Ruotong spoke coldly, his words revealing sarcasm.

"Ling'er!" The old lady raised her voice, "Tell me in front of your lady, how your lady spread the word, if you cheat in any way, I will never forgive you!"

Ling'er trembled in fright, and tremblingly walked up to Bai Ruotong.She lowered her head, not daring to meet Bai Ruotong's eyes.

"Miss Si said...Miss Si said that the hairpin that fell in the courtyard belonged to her, and she would not...return it to Miss San."

The sound of the bell was hesitant, and sweat was already oozing from his forehead.

Bai Ruotong wiped away the tears from the corners of his eyes with a silk handkerchief unhurriedly, choked up and looked at the old lady for a while: "Grandmother, Ruotong was a little anxious just now, can you sit down and answer?"

"Sit down." The old lady stopped.

Sitting down, the old lady asked Honggu to pour a glass of water with her.After warming his throat, Bai Ruotong cleared his throat, looked at Ling'er unhurriedly, and snorted: "Ling'er, have you seen that hairpin before?"

"I have seen it before, I picked up that hairpin and gave it to you, miss..." Ling'er said.

"What does it look like?"

"It's a golden hairpin tassel, and a cold cherry blossom is carved on the head of the hairpin." Ling'er rolled her eyes, as if recalling.

As soon as the words fell, Bai Lingyao's face turned pale with fright.The golden hairpin tassel that Bai Yinling gave her was carved with Hanying.

Looking up at Bai Yinling, she was kneeling on the ground, not smiling.Unlike Bai Ruotong who was crying and annoyed, her expression was light and her eyes seemed to be wrapped in a veil, hiding her thoughts so tightly that no one could tell what she was thinking.

Could it be that the golden hairpin that Bai Yinling gave her was her mother's relic?
But the golden hairpin was clearly in her own hands, why did she slander that it was in Bai Ruotong's hands?

She... why did she lie?

Bai Ruotong let out an "oh", and put down the teacup: "I've recited it by heart, I must have reminded you of this sentence many times."

(End of this chapter)