The Concubine's Rebirth: The Poisoned Wife Does Not Bow Down

Chapter 84
There is no need to say more, just these three or two words caught his ears, and King Rong's mind began to imagine in the direction Nie Zhaoyang intended to guide.

Aunt Jin has always been strong by nature, and she is especially favored because she gave birth to the only young master in the Rong Palace. In addition, the eldest lady He Jingrou is a woman who is not good at inner house affairs other than worshiping Buddha, so this is the case for all affairs in the Rong Palace. Almost all fell into the hands of Aunt Jin.Although it is against the rules for the concubines to be in charge of the big and small affairs of the mansion, King Rong is careless by nature and doesn't care about small things about the inner house. In addition, Aunt Jin has always been like a gentle and considerate Xieyu flower in front of King Rong, but she didn't expect other In front of concubines and servants, he was so arrogant and domineering.

First, he deliberately indulged the servants in the mansion to deduct the daily expenses of Xiaoxiyuan, which caused Nie Zhaoyang to lose both vitality and blood due to the long-term hunger. Now, because of punishing the servants, he has murderous intentions, and he even ignores his lover, which is frightening. Nie Zhaoyang was so timid even to repay his kindness.

Thinking that Nie Zhaoyang wanted to repay a kindness to a lowly girl, King Rong's heart tightened.No matter how angry or cold I was with Aunt Yue, I never let people treat Xiao Xiyuan so harshly.For so many years, he always thought that his daughter Nie Zhaoyang and his beloved Aunt Yue just lived in a deserted place, and although their lives were not luxurious, they should not be affected too much, but unexpectedly Aunt Yue was so stubborn. He complained, and deliberately arranged a sumptuous banquet with Aunt Jin on New Year's Eve every year to avoid suspicion.

But who knew that his daughter was treated so harshly that she couldn't get enough to eat every day and had to rely on roasted old corn to satisfy her hunger!And who knew that his daughter would be reduced to the point where even a maid would secretly remember her kindness when she helped intercede!

That's right, he had a falling out with Aunt Yue on New Year's Eve last time.But after returning in a rage, King Rong still clearly explained to Aunt Jin that what she said that Aunt Yue was left to fend for herself that day was just angry words, and all the daily expenses in the Xiaoxi courtyard remained the same.At the beginning, Aunt Jin clearly agreed to it quickly and neatly, but in a blink of an eye, she turned all the responsibility onto the servants below!

Aunt Jin acted so arrogantly in the mansion, as if those who follow me will prosper and those who oppose me will perish. No wonder even Nie Ziqiong, who was raised by her side, followed suit and developed an arrogant temperament. This elder sister, Nie Zhaoyang, also bullied her wantonly to the point where the maids couldn't even look at her and offered to intercede!

That's right, there were indeed rumors in the mansion back then that Nie Zhaoyang was not the biological son of King Rong, but the subsequent blood test proved that Nie Zhaoyang and King Rong were related by blood.Although King Rong once asked Aunt Yue to swear because of doubts, he never publicly denied the issue of Nie Zhaoyang's blood.So no matter what, Nie Zhaoyang is his Nie Haoyuan's daughter, and his Nie Haoyuan's blood flows through his body.

Ever since Aunt Yue moved out of Luoyingzhai, King Rong has calmed down sufficiently.He finally understood that the reason why he still believed other people's rumors on the premise that he knew Nie Zhaoyang was his own was because he cared too much about Aunt Yue, so he was always concerned about the fact that Aunt Yue did not become popular in the first night That's why after Nie Zhaoyang was born, he took the opportunity to force Aunt Yue to swear to herself that he would be the only man in her life, but unexpectedly angered Aunt Yue, who had always been docile, and made a mess of things.

(End of this chapter)