Secret Service Crown Princess: Fudge a country to play

Chapter 151 I waited for you as promised, but you didn't come as promised, so get out! 2
If one day Tang Chu also took another woman's hand to pray to heaven and earth to enter the bridal chamber, then can I still sit here and wave my hand to him as if watching a play to say hello?
I panicked.

It is said that a woman can turn her face faster than turning a book. I think this girl should have thoroughly implemented this sentence at this time.

I imagined the person standing in front of me as Tang Chu, a burst of anger sublimated immediately.

Then he stared at Ningtong and said angrily:
"I don't blame you! You said you would wait for me to grow up, but you did! It's just that you found someone to wait with you!"

He was not used to my way of speaking, and was speechless for a while.

I had no interest in staring at him so stupidly, so I jumped off the table and went back to the room to get two presents.

One was given to him by my father, and the other was given to his daughter-in-law on behalf of my deceased mother.

There is nothing to explain about father's gift, just put it in his hand and then introduce it.

As for the red jade bracelet, to be honest, I am a bit reluctant.

I only saw that mother once. When I was about to be born, she risked her life to bring me into this world.

But I could only see her and was taken away by the nanny. When I came back, I was told that she had lost her life due to postpartum hemorrhage.

This is actually life, if I don't get carried away by the nanny, maybe I can find a chance to throw a small trick to help her survive.

It's a pity that God destined me not to enjoy maternal love in this life, and took her away early.

I don't have any of the things left by my birth mother.

I have never seen this red jade bracelet before, but my father said it, so I will inevitably have some thoughts in my heart.

I was very reluctant to give this thing to that smile, not only because it was my mother's belongings, but also because she returned that half of the comb and wrote me that letter.

So, when I handed this bracelet to Ningtong, I reluctantly told him:

"Let your daughter-in-law put it away. Even if you don't wear it, you can't just throw away the ashes. This is my mother's thing. Dad said, you are a nephew, so I will give this to you."

(End of this chapter)