Nongmen Jia Niang: The little blessed wife of the general's family

Chapter 43
After many days, the ship finally docked at the Kyoto pier.

Everyone was happy and ready to disembark early.

The servants of the Feng family were already waiting here in the tea house on the pier.

The boat came to a standstill, stepped on the pedals, and the young ladies got off the boat first; the steward smiled and greeted them, and hurriedly arranged carriages and horses with Feng Ershao.

"My lady, you are finally back, and I worry so much every day."

A daughter-in-law in her thirties with red eyes was about to kowtow to Feng Wansu, but Feng Wansu stepped forward to support her.

"Mother Zhao, how is everything at home? How is little brother?"

Zhao's mother wiped the corners of her eyes with her sleeves, her skin was fair, a shiny silver hairpin was inserted into her hair bun with hair oil, and two delicate silk flowers were embellished beside her. A layer of white powder.

This mother Zhao has carefully decorated it, and it is quite beautiful.

Zhao's mother was blessed and said with a smile: "Young master is all right, I just want to wait for you to come back every day! I followed every day, and I didn't tell anyone to be neglected, so don't worry, miss."

After speaking with the Feng Wanxiu sisters, Yin Tao knew that this was Feng Wansu's younger brother's nurse!

Suddenly, there was a commotion in the distance, and pedestrians on the road turned to both sides to avoid a passage.

The steward of the Feng family hurried over and said, "Miss, we have to wait for a while. King Kang is going to board the ship, so we need to avoid one or two."

"Well, it's okay!" Feng Wansu nodded and looked up.

Zhao's mother gently pulled her sleeve, leaned closer and whispered, "Miss, should we get on the carriage first to avoid it?"

"It doesn't matter, this place is very remote, and no one may notice me."

Zhao's mother hesitated, looked around, approached Feng Wansu, and whispered in her ear: "Kang Kang is nearly thirty, but he has only three daughters under his knees, so far there is no male, even the emperor and concubine Xian. I'm in a hurry, I'm going to add people to the Kang Wangfu!"

Yin Tao, who was standing behind her, noticed that Feng Wansu's back suddenly stiffened.

"Auntie comes back often during this period, and it's half a day to talk to the old lady after closing the door."

Speaking of this, Zhao's mother became more and more whispered: "It is rumored that Miss Biao has been a concubine in the palace for two years, but she has not had a child and half a daughter. My aunt wants to choose a girl from our family to be a concubine in the palace. Luckily, I gave birth to a child and raised it under the name of Miss Biao."

Feng Wansu turned her face slightly and said indifferently, "Princess Kang is still alive, it's not her turn yet."

"Princess Kang is a sick child who doesn't even have a daughter. The palace is controlled by Miss Biao and Concubine Li, and the two are fighting every day. If they were chosen by the aunt to enter the palace, how could they have a good life?"

Although it was very quiet, Yin Tao listened to it, and looked at Feng Wansu who didn't even move her earrings, but Yin Tao was thoughtful.

There was a sound of hooves, and Kang Wang, dressed in Chinese clothes and a golden crown, galloped away surrounded by a group of cold-faced guards.

After they passed, the pedestrians who avoided it began to continue the interrupted journey.

After another half a day, a group of people entered the city.

Feng Wansu and Zhao's mother sat in a carriage alone, Dongmei, Qiuye and Yin Tao sat together.

The street was very lively. Yin Tao was about to lift the curtain and wanted to see the bustling capital of Kyoto through the gap. There was a crisp sound, and Dongmei slapped her hand hard.

"You are now from our Feng family, and you are no longer a wild girl in the countryside. You must always pay attention to your words and deeds, and don't cause trouble for the young lady!"

Caressing the back of her slightly reddish hand, staring at Dongmei's slightly smug expression, the anger in Yin Tao's eyes slowly extinguished, and she nodded in response.

Seeing her like this made Dongmei puzzled, wondering why Yin Tao didn't refute or get angry?

The red marks on the back of her hands slowly disappeared, and Yin Tao understood that from now on, she must be cautious in her words and actions, and she could not make a mistake. Although Dongmei was careless, she grew up in this back house and knew very well how to survive here.

(End of this chapter)