Her Majesty Was Pregnant Before Entering the Palace

  Chapter 23 Mother is a visitor

   Aunt Hua first handed over a key with both hands, with a respectful expression: "Madam, this is the key to the storeroom. My concubine specially brought it back to you."

  Lin Zizi didn't seem to hear, and his eyes were only on Jiang Ning.

  Jiang Ning asked: "You don't care about home anymore?"

   Aunt Hua smiled a little embarrassedly: "Master said, I will let Zizhuyuan take care of the housework in the future."

   "That's good." Jiang Ning reached out and took the key, stuffing it into Lin Zizi's hand.

   Jiang Yuan watched and gritted her teeth secretly, but she remembered what her mother said, for the position of Princess Yu, be patient.

   She came over with her clothes and said to Jiang Ning, "Seventh sister, I did something wrong before. Our sisters, don't have the same knowledge as me."

   Jiang Ning knew that this was because the cheap daddy vented his anger.

   She smiled and said: "I don't care, you slap Chunlai, what do you say?"

   Aunt Hua hurriedly said, "It was Liu's mother who beat him. If the girl can't let her anger out, she will tell Chunlai girl to fight back."

   "Okay." Jiang Ning called Chunlai, "Did you hear what Auntie said? Go and call back."

  Chunlai's eyes lit up, and he went away.

   She took Xia Go and Dong Xie a few maids, held Mama Liu down, and repaired it severely.

  This mother Liu, relied on the fact that she was Aunt Hua's wet nurse, has always been domineering in the house, and I don't know how many maids have been bullied. Now that the seventh girl is back, this old guy has finally met his nemesis.

   Aunt Hua couldn't hold back the smile on her face, but she still winked at Jiang Yuan and asked her to apologize to Jiang Ning.

   Jiang Ning accepted the clothes, but ignored her apology.

   Sincere and dishonest, everyone is not blind, and no one can see it.

   If Jiang Ruobai hadn't forced them to apologize, would they have come?

   After apologizing, there was no one to take care of Aunt Hua and mother and daughter, and the two of them stood awkwardly.

  Lin Zizi only had Jiang Ning in his eyes. He used a spoon to bring the egg custard to Jiang Ning's mouth, and said softly, "You're thin, eat more."

  Jiang Ning opened her mouth to eat it, and the fishy smell of the egg made her feel sick.

   She retched and looked pale.

  Lin Zizi panicked: "Ningning, what's wrong with you?"

   "I'm fine, I have no appetite."

   Aunt Hua and Jiang Yuan looked at each other.

   "Madam, Seventh Girl, if there is nothing else, we will go back." Aunt Hua said.

  Lin Zizi ignored it, Jiang Ning was drinking water and felt nauseated, and he didn't care.

   Aunt Hua took her daughter away from Zizhuyuan, looked back and looked strange.

   "Mother, Jiang Qi seems to be ill." Jiang Yuan said, "I heard before that my father specially asked the doctor to check her pulse."

   Aunt Hua said: "You stupid child, my mother is someone from here."

"what?"

   "I see her like that, maybe she has a baby in her stomach."

   "No way?" Jiang Yuan was taken aback.

"Why not, let me tell you, when my mother was pregnant with you, she was exactly like her, and she felt like throwing up when she smelled a little fishy." Aunt Hua sneered, "What an unruly bitch, she was secretly pregnant outside. Wild seed. Thankfully, your father treated her as a precious pearl and asked her to come back as a sacrifice. If your father knew, he would be mad."

   Jiang Yuan was a little excited: "Mother, let's go tell Dad now."

   "It's not okay to talk empty-handed. Besides, we are only suspicious now." Aunt Hua pondered, "We have to put the evidence in front of your father, and he can't help but believe it."

   "Then how can I make Dad believe it?"

   "Didn't she say she's not feeling well? As a family, you should be concerned about her. Tomorrow, I'll find a man from outside and give her a pulse."

   "Mother, isn't there a husband in our family?"

   "That's from the house, maybe she's already bought it. Otherwise, why haven't you been diagnosed today?"

   (end of this chapter)