Stepmother dressed as five villains

Chapter 288 Yu Ran'er

With a "creak", someone pushed the door open.

Yu Yan'er suddenly put away the rice paper, turned around and found that it was Yu Ran'er, she was relieved immediately, and complained, "Why don't you even knock on a door."

Yu Ran'er was angry, "I knocked, but you didn't hear me. I opened the door and came in because I was afraid that something would happen to you."

Uncle Zhongyi’s residence is tight, and the family is large, so it is very common for several sisters of the same age to live in the same courtyard.

Because Yu Yan'er is quite favored, she only has Yu Ran'er as her companion.

Even so, the relationship between the two was not very harmonious.

"What's the matter with you?" Yu Yan'er, who was interrupted, was a little unhappy.

Yu Ran'er was even less happy than her, "It was grandma who said that she was going to offer incense tomorrow, so let me let you know."

What a pity to take such a thankless job.

I knew she would rather let the servant girl tell the story than run over by herself.

"Okay, I see." Yu Yan'er waved her hand impatiently, "You go back first, I will go to grandma to discuss tomorrow's incense offering."

As the eldest granddaughter, Yu Yan'er is beautiful, smart and quick-witted. The old lady of the Loyalty Duke's Mansion values ​​her very much, and she will be consulted on many things.

Yu Ran'er didn't have any accidents. She snorted and was about to close the door.

It's just that when she was leaving, the rice paper that hadn't been hidden happened to fall off. Yu Ran'er didn't quite understand the long text on it, but she understood it. It clearly said "Yu Feicheng" three words on it. words.

The rice paper was quickly put away by Yu Yan'er in a hurry, and she also scolded Yu Ran'er, "What are you doing with my door open in this cold weather, are you trying to freeze me to death?"

Yu Ran'er pursed her mouth, closed the door and went back to her room.

When she took off her outer clothes and lay down with the lamp blowing on, the more she thought about it, the more something was wrong.

Yu Yan'er hooked up with Yu Feisheng, she knew about it, and she despised this cousin for it.

But when did she hook up with Yu Feicheng?
That, the fat guy's brother.

Yu Ran'er has also met him before, and now he is a veritable grandson of the emperor, with superior looks, aloof temperament, and an aura of indifference that should not be entered by strangers.

It stands to reason that such a recognition does not seem like an existence that Yu Yan'er can hook up with.

Then there is another possibility, Yu Yan'er stole the emperor's eldest grandson's things?

The more Yu Ran'er thought about it, the more something was wrong, she sat up suddenly from the bed, put on her clothes, and walked out of the room.

It just so happened that Yu Yan'er went out alive and kicking, bringing her only little maid with her.

good chance!
Holding her breath, Yu Ran'er was sure that Yu Yan'er had gone far away, and tiptoed into her yard, after a little searching, she found the rice paper from a stack of valuable books.

She was afraid that her cousin would come back suddenly, so she didn't have time to take a closer look, so she hid the rice paper in her sleeve and went back to her room neatly.

The night was dark, and Yu Ran'er was lying on the bed with something stolen from her cousin hidden by her side, and she felt her heart pounding.

This is the first time in her life that she has been a thief, and it should be the last time.

The next day, the sky was bright, and Yu Ran'er took advantage of the light to read the words on the rice paper carefully.

Have to say, brilliant writing.

It can also be seen that this is an exam paper, and after checking the date, it turns out to be yesterday's exam paper.

Yu Ran'er realized that something was unusual, and knew that when Yu Yan'er found out that the rice paper was missing, it would be too late.

She confessed a few words to the maid who was close to her, and rushed to Qingping County Prince's Mansion without hesitation, carrying the rice paper alone.

(End of this chapter)