The History of the Empress of the Shang Dynasty

Chapter 233
"That child Jin'er suffered such a catastrophe. Not only his appearance was ruined, but his voice was also ruined. He also lost his mother. No one can bear it!"

The old lady choked with sobs, wiped away her tears, and continued:

"Su Wanwan helped my aunt, old lady. I was afraid that my only granddaughter would suffer, so I rushed to bring her back. Unexpectedly, my poor Jin'er went crazy. She was crying and making noises. I don’t even know this grandma…”

The old lady burst into tears, and said that this was the case every time she went to Su's mansion, and she was almost scratched by Jin'er a few times, so the matter of taking her back to the mansion had to be left alone.

And as a grandmother, she only sent people to deliver some things frequently.

"Fortunately, Mrs. Su doesn't seem to be the one who abused Jin'er. I heard that she has taken good care of Jin'er all these years, and even went around looking for miracle doctors to treat her."

The old lady wiped away her tears, said a few words of "Amituofu", and rolled the beads in her hand a few times, as if she was begging to bless Jin'er to recover her sanity sooner.

Su Nuo snorted coldly in his heart, seeing that Wei Feng beside him seemed to lose his composure, he hurriedly shook his head at him.

That Mrs. Su is really not simple. Even the old lady was coaxed away, and she actually believed that she would take good care of Su Ruojin, the real daughter of the first wife.

Thinking of that exquisite Pang Meijuan, and Su Ruojin whom he met in Su Mansion that day, a sarcastic smile flashed across Su Nuo's mouth.

Then Su Ruojin saw that there was something wrong. She believed that the fire had ruined her face, but even her throat was choked. He couldn't believe it.

"Grandma, don't worry. I went to the Su Mansion with Princess Xue a few days ago, and I was lucky enough to meet Miss Jin'er. I saw that she looks much better, and she is not as crazy as grandma said."

Su Nuo seemed to comfort him.

After hearing this, the old lady's eyes lit up: "Really?"

Su Nuo nodded.

"That's good, that's good. Speaking of which, as a grandmother, I haven't seen Jin'er for a long time. If I have time, I'll go to the Su Mansion to see it. If Jin'er is really better, I'd better take it back and keep it with me." I'm at ease."

"Grandma is absolutely right."

Su Nuo couldn't help feeling sad, the younger generation should come to visit the elders, but at this age, grandma has to put down her old face and go to Su's residence time and time again.

Who is that false lady in the Su Mansion, and what is her relationship with Su Wanwan and his wife? Why is she willing to work for them?

I'm afraid that fake lady would not be so willing. A young girl can't just pretend to be crazy and hide in the yard all her life, so she doesn't want to get married?

Su Nuo's eyes darkened for a while, it seems that if we want to find out what happened back then, we have to start with this impostor, I hope grandma can really bring her back.

After talking for a while, the old lady fell in love with Su Nuo more and more, as if it was still a good time when Lian Er was by her side, although her temperament was totally different, she could always make her happy, this was probably because of Cheng Huan's knee.

Until lunch time, Su Nuo finally met the legendary Wei Xian, which was the main purpose of her visit this time.

I heard that Wei Xian, the young son of the general's mansion, was famous in the capital because of his good name. He was not only intelligent, but also a handsome man. He followed the general in the battlefield as a military adviser when he was young. He won the enemy and won many times. It's just a pity...

The flirtatious talent became disabled, and how many girls were blinded by crying back then. Even so, I heard that there were still many famous ladies who wanted to marry him regardless of his disability, but it was a pity that he rejected them all.

Therefore, although this Mr. Wei Xian was nearly thirty years old, he was alone and rarely appeared in the public's field of vision.

(End of this chapter)