Who Cares

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Chapter 29 Chaos At Home

Zhao Luli was not annoyed after being kicked out of the main house, instead he felt very guilty and anxious. One was because he had misunderstood his wife again, and the other was for the future of his children. At that time, his mother’s abuse and scolding brought back many sad memories, and he turned the pain of losing Zhen’er into resentment and poured it on his wife’s head. To be honest, Madam didn’t know anything, she’s the most innocent. Not only could he not show the slightest affection for her, but he couldn’t even consummate the marriage with her. It was inevitable for her to be unhappy in her heart, and it was inevitable for her to speak a little bit sharply, not to mention that his mother-in-law shoved Ye Fan at this stall, even someone with the heart of a Bodhisattva would be at the end of their patience at this time.

Zhao Luli walked all the way and sighed, while leading his daughter to the warehouse, where he planned to pick out a few precious gifts and send them to his wife to make amends.

“Suyi spoke a little bluntly, but it’s also for your own good. I know that you are close to Ye Fan, but in the future, since she will enter Zhao’s house as a concubine, her identity will change, and her relationship with you will also change. You respect her and love her, just hold this in your heart, don’t act too much on it, and don’t get too close to her. After all if outsiders see it, it’s not good for you.” Zhao Luli said while he took out a lot of jewelry from the box and placed them on the low table one by one.

Zhao Chunxi obediently promised, on the surface seemed to be peaceful, but on the inside, she was angry and annoyed. This time Guan Suyi scolded her for being brought up by little woman, and daddy could be coaxed back by her with a few words. Next time, if she scolded her more severely, even taught her bitter lesson, daddy would probably pick it up and put it down gently, right? It’s not that she doesn’t believe daddy’s love and affection for her, but she was too afraid of Guan Suyi’s mouth. Even if the sky falls, she could easily hold it up with her silver tongue, as long as she wants to.

The more Zhao Chunxi thought about it, the more she regretted it. She shouldn’t have taken this big trouble for her mom in the first place. It was indeed easier to invite a devil than to send it away. Even if she brought her aunt into the mansion, it wouldn’t block Guan Suyi at all, but put herself in even more embarrassing situation. If she really sent herself and her younger brother to be raised by her aunt, the next day, the di daughter of Marquis Zhenbei Mansion would become a laughing stock in the eyes of the noble children, there would be no dignity left.

When Zhao Chunxi was thinking wildly, Zhao Luli had already put the selected jewelry into the brocade box and instructed, “Give this gift to Suyi in person, and apologize to her sincerely. She is a person with knife-mouth and tofu-heart, will not bother with you. You must know that she is the daughter of the Guan family, and the word ‘Guan family’ represents benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom, honesty, gentleness, respect, and humility, and represents the highest moral character that is highly respected and admired nowadays. If you can touch her light, even just a little bit, you don’t have to worry about marriage in the future. She has the blood of a noble family in her body, with a Confucian halo on her head, and behind her back are the three great gods, the Emperor Teacher, chief minister of ceremonies, and His Majesty. Become a good friend with her will be of infinite use to you. It is only by enormous luck that I can marry her, and I don’t know how fortunate I am, you also have to cherish it.”

This was the first time that Zhao Luli had instilled a utilitarian heart in his daughter. He originally wanted to cultivate her to become a woman like Ye Zhen who doesn’t eat the food of common mortals. But Guan Suyi’s suggestion made him suddenly realize that a woman who doesn’t eat the food of common mortals cannot survive in a deep house, especially in a noble family with complicated relationships.