Favorite Princess

Chapter 624 Kite (4)
"Don't worry." Xiao Zhen said, Yi'an heard the second wife's sharp voice from the upper room in front of him, and felt as if the second wife who was so close to Yi Rou as her treasure didn't exist anymore. Same, not wanting to know what changed her in this year, Yi An put her foot down and waited, then went into the house, and saw Yi Rou was wiping her eyes with her head down, the second wife was full of anger, so she had to pretend to look at her. No see, raised a smile and laughed with the second wife, "Second aunt is doing well."

"You're here." The second wife said bluntly with anger still on her face.

"The people in this room are screaming for beatings and killings. The second aunt must have seen me." Yi'an smiled slightly, seeing the second wife was startled, then sat down on the seat by himself, and his eyes fell on the bitter Yirou. A trace of sarcasm flashed across his face, and he turned his head and said softly to the second wife, "I look at the second aunt and mean that you are not satisfied with the marriage in the uncle's house?"

She originally thought about breaking up the family, the second wife has nothing to do with her, but the appearance of the second wife in front of her, could it be that she really thinks that she is a vegetarian?

She hasn't endured anyone at home yet!
"Sister An's words..."

"Second aunt reprimanded each one by name from Shangjing. It's even better now, telling the outside world that my house is nothing." Yi'an has never been playful, and he doesn't know what politeness is. With his fingertips, he said lightly, "We are all wolf-hearted people, that's all, who told us that we are juniors and dare not contradict you?"

"Sister An's words..."

Seeing the second wife forced a laugh, Yi'an sneered, and said coldly, "I'm telling the truth, pointing at Sang and scolding Huai, you think I'm a fool and can't tell? Parents have never treated Second Aunt badly. What is it called?" Is there any unbearable gossip in Beijing? My mother is a kind person, but I am not. I couldn't help it, so I had to explain it to my second aunt, and then asked me to hear another sentence. As a niece, I can only give it as a present. You went out of Beijing and prayed for the old lady!"

(End of this chapter)