After becoming a villain, I was forced to save the villain

Chapter 48 The Daily Life of the Poison Empress (48)

"It's already here, why do you still bring something, hehehe...it's also lunch time, why don't we stay for dinner together?"

Mrs. Zhang laughed.

"Thank you Ma'am for your kindness, but there is still a young son in the family, who has been suffering from the wind and cold recently, and my husband is also worried about the disaster relief in the eastern suburbs, so the minister's wife has to go home to take care of him."

Hearing this, Ding Bao seemed to have asked a question unintentionally.

"Disaster relief is a good thing, why are you frowning?"

Zhang's face showed bitterness, and he looked around at the people around him.

Ding Bao smiled.

"It's okay, but it's okay to say."

"It's like this. Frost killed a large area of ​​rice in the eastern suburbs a few days ago, and the canal bridge that is being built also needs a lot of money. Therefore, the food funds for disaster relief are a little tight, but this matter has been reported to Mr. Cen. Believe me, there will be a solution soon."

Ding Bao smiled and nodded.

"Don't worry, Mr. Cen is concerned about the country and the people, and he will definitely not let the people go hungry and cold. Madam, don't worry, go back."

When Ding Bao said this, Mrs. Zhang's heart sank heavily, and she saluted more and more submissively and withdrew.

The maid next to him took the box from Mrs. Zhang and turned around and sent it to Ding Bao.

With his back to the other two people, he opened it.

In the next second, Ding Bao's pupils shrunk slightly, his eyes lit up suddenly, the corners of his mouth uncontrollably curled up, and his winking eyes curved.

"Okay, put it away."

The maid carried the heavy box into the depths of the bedroom.

Ding Bao was in a good mood, and when he looked at the mother and daughter sitting beside him, he felt much more pleasing to the eye.

"How has my sister learned from my mother recently?"

Ding Yun'er squinted at Ding Bao, then brought the tea to her mouth and took a sip, said calmly.

"I am learning the rules, and I have read a lot of books recently. There is a book called "Min Jian". My sister read it and benefited a lot. I also want to share it with my sister."

Ding Bao took a fresh fruit from the basket beside him and stuffed it into Tankou, and nodded casually.

"Well, let's talk."

"It's about a clean and honest official who is deeply loved by the people and respects righteousness. He has been honest and honest for the people all his life, but he lived a miserable life in his later years. Feeling guilty, in order to make up for his wife's faults, he voluntarily resigned from office and took his wife back to the countryside to work in agriculture, a story about his life without official career."

Ding Bao chewed the fruit, the pulp exploded in her mouth, it was so sweet and delicious that she narrowed her eyes slightly.

Looking down at his talented younger sister, Ding Bao stretched out his hand slowly, and the maid standing beside him quickly wiped her fingertips with a brocade handkerchief
Seeing this scene, Ding Yun'er's gaze became even more disdainful, and her brows and eyes were full of arrogance.

"Is the story my sister told me praising righteousness, or belittling him?"

"Of course it's a compliment!"

"Then why did Chongyi not divorce her after begging for such a daughter-in-law? In the end, it was because this man was lustful and married a beautiful daughter-in-law that he couldn't control. What do you mean this is not belittling him?"

When Ding Yun'er heard this, her pretty face flushed instantly, her whole body tensed up with anger, and her eyes staring at Ding Bao were full of unreasonable.

"My sister doesn't read much, so of course I can't understand it. What Chongyi abides by is honesty and righteousness! Being a human being can't give up principles for a little gain!"

"That's why he deserves to be poor all his life, and also hurt his wife."

"You... fallacy!"

Ding Bao clapped his hands, a thin smile flashed across his eyes.

(End of this chapter)