captive skylark

Chapter 153 Not the Sister in the Carriage
Xie Heng has been watching her quietly, with a shallow expression, calm and unrestrained, "Grandmother has always wanted Jiang's younger sister to marry the Chen family, and this time it can be regarded as fulfilling her wish."

About half a month ago, Tan Hualang from the Imperial Academy wrote to Jiangzhou, intending to tie up the two families. To show his sincerity, Xie Dingfang even came to visit in person.

The Chen couple looked at their desperate relative who had just been brought out of prison, and then at Tan Hualang's handwritten letter in their hands, they simply gritted their teeth and made an appointment with this relative directly.

I only hope that when the time comes, the newlywed Yan Er, with his beautiful wife by his side, will forget about the girl in the painting who fascinated him so much.

"This marriage has to be decided urgently. Fortunately, Uncle Chen also had the same intention, so it hit it off right away." He lightly twisted her earlobe with his fingertips, and said slowly: "It must be only two days, and the congratulatory gift I sent to congratulate should also arrive."

Looking at the girl's slightly trembling eyelashes, he asked, "Sister Jiang served her for so long when she was a maid. Now that I have arranged such a good marriage for her, is my sister happy for her?"

Naturally, I should be happy.

She lowered her eyes, and smiled faintly after a while, "She married a good son-in-law, and I'm very happy for her, please brother to prepare a small gift for me, it's all my heart."

Before Xie Heng left the next day, he called Qichi to take Shuang Huayingshi's body deed and give it to Yunxi.

As soon as she accepted it, she asked the dissatisfied man to hug him into his arms, and after a long meal of stealing jade and fragrance, she made her brows annoyed and deliberately scolded him, and then she left contentedly.

When the door was closed, the girl Fang's still crooked eyebrows immediately dropped.

When Shuang Huaying was called, she came over, gave them the deeds, went to the box on the mirror stage, and took out a 100 tael silver ticket.

She took it out of Xie Heng's clothes last night, he doesn't like to carry money, the money is light.

Handing the banknote directly to Shuanghua, Yunxi said: "There is no loose money, you can see for yourself. Now that you have got the deed, don't come back again."

It's a sad place, at least for a few of them.

Shuanghua took the banknote, dragged Yingshi to her knees, kowtowed twice before getting up and leaving.

Yunxi has been supporting the pillars to stand under the eaves, watching their backs, like clay statues, motionless.

It wasn't until the two of them were out of sight that Lu Qi curiously poked her head over to look, her expression couldn't hide her surprise, "Girl, why are you crying?"

Yun Xi wiped away the tears rolling down her cheeks, a faint smile appeared on the corner of her mouth, and said casually, "Perhaps I can't let them go."

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In Yangxia's Xie's mansion, a few days ago, he was beating up with the relatives who gave away the cousin girl, and now the whole family has moved to Shangjing in a bustling manner.

One is that Xie Dingfang's appointment letter for promotion in the government has come down, and the other is that his children and relatives are all in Beijing.Now Mrs. Xie has passed away for a hundred days, so it is natural that the process should be brought up.

So he set up a mansion and bought servants, which took root in Shangjing.

For such a happy event, Zhao Qingqing would naturally accompany her father to congratulate her, and by the way, also meet her future relatives of her husband's family.

Both Xie Jue and Xie Shuang came out, Zhao Qingqing smiled gently, saluted each of them, and looked at Xie Shuang for a long time, feeling suspicious.

After dinner, when Xie Heng invited her to take a stroll around the mansion, Zhao Qingqing pressed her handkerchief and pursed her lips, she couldn't help asking him curiously, "Sister Shuang doesn't seem to be the sister in the carriage that day."

Although she only saw a skirt corner, but she kept it in her heart for a year, and recognized it at a glance.

"Of course not." Xie Heng looked normal, and explained in a gentle voice, "That's my cousin from Qingzhou. She married to Jiangzhou a while ago, so she won't be going to Beijing this time."

(End of this chapter)