The daily life of a concubine's daughter

Shi Yao chuckled: "If you don't dither, how can I have a chance to interrupt?"

Shi Jianan was so angry that his beard flew up, and he continued to threaten Ji Yun, "Ji, have you thought about it? If you leave the Shi family, there will be no place for you to live in luxury.

You are old and can't have children. If you go out without a son, your life will be very difficult. But in the Shi family, as long as you behave yourself, you will have no worries about food and clothing for the rest of your life. I can do what I promised you."

Shi Yao was very impatient: "What does it have to do with you? Third Master, are you bored? If you care about my mother like this and the third wife hears about it, she will get jealous and twist your ears again!"

Ji Yun covered her sleeves and chuckled.

Shi Jian'an blushed. Seeing that Ji Shi remained silent and listened to Shi Yao's lies, he could not help but speak out his true feelings:

"Mother, two of our nephews' wives ran away, two of our children's fiancées ran away, and now there is a concubine... Xiaoqi and Xiaoba, which girl from a good family would be willing to marry them?"

Shi Yao was speechless: "A good pot should be matched with a good lid. A girl from a good family also wants to marry into a good family. Master, don't worry too much. Broaden your horizons. Why do you focus on harming a girl from a good family?

If you really can't find a wife, go and ask the eldest sister for help. The eldest sister is very powerful. She can ask for an imperial decree with just one word. The 'girl from a good family' can't run away unless she hangs herself."

Every word hurts Shi Jianan, who is furious and bleeding: "Shi Yao, can you shut up? Who could have expected Zhuzhu to ask for marriage? We were optimistic about talents like Tang Zhan."

When Shi Jian'an heard about this incident after returning to Beijing, he was also shocked.

Shi Mingzhu completely disrupted their plans.

He also felt sorry for Shi Yao for marrying a merchant, but there was nothing he could do as the imperial decree was hard to disobey. He blamed Zhuzhu for being narrow-minded and unable to stand seeing Shi Yao doing well, and his self-esteem was hurt - Zhuzhu had never cared about his face at all.

Just as Shi Yao said, he was used to being cowardly, so when Zhuzhu asked for the imperial edict, she didn't take him, her third uncle, into consideration at all.

It was in vain that he doted on Shi Mingzhu so much in the past.

He felt guilty towards Shi Yao and was afraid that his wife would be sad. He was unable to raise his daughter Shi Yao, so he did not dare to take care of her at all on a daily basis, and he did not even dare to give her some money or clothes.

Therefore, he poured all his guilt on Shi Mingzhu and doted on her even more, thinking that he had made up for his debt to Shi Yao.

But what does it get in the end?

What she got in return was Shi Mingzhu's arrogance and disrespect.

When Shi Jian'an met Shi Yao's distant and cold eyes, his heart felt as if a big hole had been broken in it. A cold wind whistled past, chilling him to the bone.

At this moment, Shi Jian'an had the same thought as his younger son. This girl was not worthy of his sympathy or pity at all.

How hateful!

His mouth was like poison, never forgiving a word, and everything he did was to trample on his reputation.

The lady was very tired and impatiently urged, "Why are you daydreaming? Write quickly. If you don't want to write, I will write it myself. Then you will look even more embarrassed."

"Okay, I'll write it!" Shi Jianan gritted his teeth. Isn't it just letting go of a concubine?

He doesn't want to keep this concubine!

It was Ji who wanted to go out and suffer on her own. No good words could persuade a ghost who was seeking death. If she runs into a wall, is harassed, and marries into the fire pit, it will be too embarrassing if she wants to turn back!

Shi Jianan quickly wrote a letter to release his concubine, which was written very simply: I now have a concubine named Ji Yun. Because I have not served my master for many years, I am letting her go home.

After signing his name and getting the official seal from the government, Ji was free.

Shi Yao was afraid that he would go back on his word, so she quickly took the document and handed it to Ji, then turned around and said with a smile, "Thank you, Master, for setting my mother free."

Ji held the thin piece of paper in her hands and suddenly burst into tears, sobbing uncontrollably.

I didn’t expect that the humiliation and bitterness of the years would only end after more than ten years.

She thought she would be trapped in the Shi family for the rest of her life.

A tear fell on the paper. Ji was afraid that the tear would blur the handwriting, so she quickly raised the document.

Shi Jianan was in a good mood, and sneered with his hands behind his back, "It's no use crying, there is no regret medicine in this world. Since I divorced you, I will not take you back unless you kneel down and beg me."

Shi Yao was shocked. She looked Shi Jianan up and down and laughed, "No wonder you gave birth to a son like Shi Mingchen. Like father, like son."

Shi Jianan was about to ask what he meant when the lady said, "Madam Tang, where is the feather duster? Get your Third Master out now! I can't stand seeing this kind of idiot in front of me. It makes me so angry. How could this kind of idiot crawl out of my stomach?"

Aunt Tang tried hard to hold back her laughter and held out her hand, saying, "Third Master, please go back to Fusuiyuan. The old lady is tired and can't stand your tossing and turning."

Shi Jianan suddenly realized that he had made a huge mistake. That damn Ji was not crying because she was going to lose her wealth and glory, but because she was crying tears of joy.

He was angry and embarrassed, and he threw his sleeves away and went out.

The way he walked showed that he was furious, as if he wanted to stomp a few holes in the ground.

Shi Yao went to refill the tea for the lady, rubbing her shoulders and back: "Grandma, you are such a kind person! Are you tired? Have some tea."

The lady perked up, took a sip of tea, put down the teacup, and glared at Shi Yao: "You, I don't know what to say to a girl like you, you are so willful."

Then he said to Ji Yun, "Ayun, you have suffered a lot these years. You should live with Yao girl for the next few days. Although you are no longer a member of the Duke's Mansion, you will always be the biological mother of the Duke's daughter. If you have any difficulties in the future, feel free to tell me. I can still protect you in the capital."

Ji Yun wiped her tears and said, "Thank you for your kindness, old lady."

In the end, he didn't agree to come down to see the lady.

Since there is no relationship anymore, she will never come back to the Duke's Mansion.

The lady sighed and waved her hand, saying, "You two have just met and have a lot to talk about. Go back and rest. I'll ask Aunt Tang to bring your luggage to you later."

Shi Yao and Ji Yun bowed and left.

The mother and daughter walked out hand in hand, with brisk steps. Shi Yao's voice was also lively and cheerful: "Mother, you take a good rest in my yard. I'm going to the government office. It happens that my cousin is here today. He will take me out. It's safe..."

Nanny Tang helped the old lady to the inner room. The old lady paused, looked at the figures of the mother and daughter, and suddenly a feeling of bitterness surged in her heart.

"Yaoyao has never been so intimate and relaxed with me."

Aunt Tang explained, "As a daughter, you are naturally closest to your mother, and there is a layer of distance between you and others. When the old lady was young, she also wanted to stick to her mother every day. One month after marrying the old master, she got angry over a trivial matter and kept talking about going back to complain to the old lady."

The sadness of the lady disappeared, she retracted her gaze, walked into the inner room, and asked, "How do you know these little things? You were not born when I got married, right?"

Aunt Tang smiled and said, "My mother told me."

Her mother was the lady's maid who came with her as a dowry.