The rebirth of the demon concubine

Chapter 13 Apology (1)
"Auntie, are you okay?" Seeing Huo Zhengting's leaving back, Su's whole body trembled with anger, at this moment Huo Zhixin spoke slowly, "Auntie, don't get mad because of Aunt Zhi."

"I'm fine, I just feel that the master is right...for me, for me..." Su Shi took a deep breath before suppressing her emotions. Just now she was so angry with Aunt Zhi, and finally calmed down by that The woman was messed up, and even changed the kitchen staff!
Su secretly bit her back molars, turned around and looked at Huo Zhixin with red eyes, Huo Zhixin pretended to be frightened, and stammered, "Auntie, what are you looking at me for?"

Seeing Huo Zhixin's cowardly and deceitful appearance, Mrs. Su put aside the thought that Huo Zhixin might have tricked her, and comforted her: "Besides, what happened today is because I did something wrong and I didn't manage my servants well. This is why you have suffered so much, miss... It’s okay, I will send someone to make you a small kitchen tomorrow, the master is right with you, you are the daughter of the Hou family, everything should be the best."

From Su's point of view, Huo Zhengting really cared about this little girl who was born as a prostitute this time. Since she couldn't suppress it, she could only praise and kill her. Anyway, in the end, the prostitute of the Hou's mansion could only be her daughter Huo Zhiyun.Besides, Mrs. Su secretly took a look at Huo Zhixin and laughed inwardly: "It's just like this, isn't it easy to handle?"Thinking about it, Su's gaze towards Huo Zhixin became more kind, and Huo Zhixin also showed a "shy" smile when she looked at Su's.

"By the way, aunt, when my second sister left me just now, I saw that she was a little angry, so I asked my aunt to help me and my sister to say a few words, so that tomorrow I will ask Rose to give my sister some presents to calm down." Huo Zhixin said The sincerity and sincerity of the words made it impossible for Su to pick anything wrong, especially when she heard that she was about to give something, Su's expression was even more gentle, and she said in a gentle voice: "Oh, Miss, you spent so much money on it? That girl Yun'er also I just like some things from my little daughter's house, and it will be fine for the eldest lady to give you some jewelry at will."

How many jewelry?Huo Zhixin sneered from the bottom of her heart, she really opened her mouth like a lion!Aren't the random jewelry she mentioned the ones in the dowry left to her by her mother Bai?Mo Ziyu narrowed her eyes, smiled slightly, nodded gratefully, and agreed, "I know."

Huo Zhixin also got up on Su's side, and shouted outside the room: "Gui He, help me see my aunt."

"No need." Su's rebuffed Huo Zhixin and shook her head with a smile, "Gui He is your personal servant girl, how can you send her around at will? That's called Rose, right? Let her send me off, it just so happens that there are still some snow swallows in my room Asking her to bring you back to make up for it is because I carelessly told those servants to deceive you." Su Shi seemed to be considerate and respectful, and her appearance of not daring to cross the line really made Huo Zhixin a must-see. There is more to the play.

As Su said, she turned to this, secretly glanced at Huo Zhixin's expression, but Huo Zhixin said with a considerate expression: "Auntie is so busy every day and doesn't take care of Quanquan. Zhixin doesn't mind at all, besides, Auntie treats me well , I always remember." I always remember until I die.Huo Zhixin's sincere smile always made people feel cold. Su nodded, and left satisfied after hearing Huo Zhixin's words. In her eyes, she was still the young lady who obeyed her orders.

Huo Zhixin watched Su Shi's back disappear in front of her eyes, went back to the room and glanced at Gui He and Yam standing in the room, put away her weak and innocent face just now, revealed a calm and sharp expression, and said: "Yam, you have to pay more attention to Gui He's behavior on weekdays, so as not to arouse her alertness."

(End of this chapter)