Chapter 17 I lost no wrongly


    In the past, Tang Rong would listen to whatever Aunt Cai said, and even if she didn''t take her proposal, she would give her enough face. This time she didn''t let her touch the dowry at all, and she also handed the keys and booklets to Tao Yiran with great care and asked her to keep them.


    Aunt Cai clenched her fists. She suffered a great loss yesterday. The servants in the mansion were laughing at her and she must reshape her prestige as soon as possible.


    "Crown Prince."


    She shouted at Tang Rong who was about to help Tao Yiran enter, "The young lady passed by, today is a good day. It should be a cup of tea for the young lady''s daughter-in-law."


    This time, not only Tang Rong felt it was reasonable, but Tao Yiran also felt it was right, "I should indeed offer tea to my mother, and I also asked Aunt Cai to make arrangements."


    Aunt Cai immediately began to instruct the people in Chunhuayuan to get busy, and soon it was formal. When Tao Yiran arrived, Aunt Cai was standing with Madam Xianhou''s tablet in her arms. There was a chair in the middle, with a cushion in front of her. There was an altar but she wanted to hold the tablet in her arms. Tao Yiran''s dowry Aunt Liu immediately understood her plan and said with a smile, "Aunt Cai, why did you even invite Madam Xianhou''s tablet?"


    Aunt Cai looked serious, "The prince whom Mrs. Xian loved the most during his lifetime was the prince, and the prince whom he was most worried about when he was dying was also the prince. This prince must be very happy to marry Mrs. Xianhou, and he must have had to drink this sip of daughter-in-law''s tea in person."


    Aunt Liu still smiled and said, "Mrs. Xianhou has a noble and kind heart, and must be someone who feels sorry for his daughter-in-law. Aunt Cai has considered it carefully. Why would you send someone to invite Mrs. Hou to come and drink this tea for Mrs. Xianhou?"


    The shameless old woman actually wanted to receive a gift from her young lady for Mrs. Xianhou and drink tea from her young lady''s daughter-in-law, which is also worthy!


    Aunt Cai''s eyes fell on Tang Rong. She was sure that Tang Rong, who was too big to her, would give her this face.


    Tang Rong frowned, "Aunt Cai, put my mother''s tablet back to the altar. My mother is kind-hearted and will like Yi''er."


    Aunt Liu''s smile deepened on her lips. The two girls behind her looked forward and moved the chair away. Aunt Cai''s face was as deep as water, and she put the tablet back to the altar step by step.


    Tao Yiran knelt down, and the girl beside her brought tea. As soon as she put it on her hand, she exclaimed, the sound of the teacup falling to the ground. Half of the steaming tea splashed onto her knees, making her eyes full of tears. Aunt Liu quickly stepped forward and asked, "Who prepared the tea or boiling hot water is here. Do you mean that you don''t want Mrs. Hou to drink this cup of daughter-in-law''s tea?"


    Aunt Cai wanted to blame Tao Yiran for choking her throat and couldn''t spit it out. She turned around and slapped the little girl who served tea, "You little hoof, you can''t do anything small."


    The little girl didn''t dare to speak, so she quickly turned around and prepared the tea again. Tang Rong felt sorry for the injured Tao Yiran and wanted to help her go back to the room to medicine. Tao Yiran shook her head stubbornly with red eyes, "Mother hasn''t drunk my tea yet, I''m fine."


    Tang Rong felt even more distressed and became dissatisfied with Aunt Cai. After a farce, he finally gave tea smoothly. Tang Rong couldn''t wait to carry Tao Yiran back to the bedroom and applied medicine with thoughtful medicine.


    After using supper, Tang Mo got the news from the other side and sneered.


    "Why did she have the nerve to give the topaz peony to you?"


    "If you don''t know, you think that the topaz peony is already hers."


    Xin An was not surprised by Tao Yiran''s actions at all, but was curious about Tang Mo''s attitude, "How could I remember that you used to be so rare that she was so rare? You should have known that they were just a person who was not fighting or scrambling. Why are you so angry now?"


    Tang Mo glared at her angrily, "Didn''t my good brother look like he''s pampering his wife everywhere? Don''t you want a glass of poisonous wine to end him." Xin An successfully rolled his eyes, and Tang Mo laughed at himself, "Tao Yiran has always been lenient to himself, disciplined others strictly, and is accustomed to pretending to be a hat. Tang Rong also expects her to fight for the yellow jade peony. But he didn''t know that Tao Yiran also thought so, waiting for the other party to fight for him. Do you think they will bite the dog in the end?"


    Xin An was not in the mood to think about this. At this moment, he felt mixed feelings in his heart and said quietly, "It''s not unfair to lose to Tao Yiran."


    Tang Rong is using her, and she really likes Tao Yiran. The difference between whether she likes her or not is really obvious.


    "I suffered a great loss in Aunt Cai''s hands in my previous life. Firstly, Tang Rong didn''t have me in his heart, so he naturally didn''t care what kind of grievances I suffered; secondly, Xin''s family was not well-off, and Aunt Cai always talked about my background. Although I had the ability to refute it, I was worried that Tang Rong would be embarrassed because of this. Aunt Wang and Chunyang Chunlu acted with my attitude, and both the master and the servant lived a frustration."


    "Tao Yiran has lived a good life, no matter whether she followed you or later got along with Tang Rong, and she has never suffered any grievance."


    Fortunately, she was secretly hoping that Aunt Cai would get along with Tao Yiran today. How ridiculous it was.


    Tang Rong was very interested, but he just couldn''t see her before.


    Tang Mo turned his head in disbelief and held the cup in his hand tightly, "You made it clear, and later I even put it on Tang Rong. How did you put it on? When?"


    Xin An was so depressed that she was not in the mood to say more. Tang Mo walked back and forth in the room with her hips, "Is it Tang Rong forced her? Yes, their orphan and widowed mother were bullied by you in the mansion. It was also worth her to ask Tang Rong for help."


    Xin An raised his eyelids, "It''s not impossible if you feel comfortable lying to yourself like this."


    Tang Mo stopped, looked back at the past, and smiled bitterly on his lips, "It''s indeed a bit self-deception."


    He is still alive and the two of them are already flirting with each other, so how can they be forced?


    "You said she had no intention of me at all, why did she agree to marry again?"


    I didn''t understand this in my previous life.


    "Of course, bet on your mother''s wrists, can you laugh to the end? You won''t know that the Tao family was going to send her to the Second Prince''s Mansion to be a concubine, right?"


    Seeing Tang Mo''s confused eyes, he knew that he didn''t know. Xin An spit out a long breath, "I know this when I occasionally gossip with other wives. She has worked **** the second prince, and the second prince naturally has something to do with her. However, the second prince''s father is not only a general with military power, but also acts very decisively, and has also humiliated her personally. The second prince still has to rely on the second prince''s concubine to do things, but he naturally dares to offend her."


    "Although this matter has not been announced, there are quite a few people who know it. In this way, there are not many families who can take over her. If you are picky and choose, aren''t you just a person who is selected and selected?"


    "If you end up with the title, she will make a profit. This time, if Tang Rong, the serious prince, can hesitate?"


    Tang Mo smiled bitterly and suddenly understood why Tao Yiran always looked down on him. He used to think that he was not doing well enough. It turned out that he was just a result that was undeniable and was never the first choice.


    (This chapter ends)