The road of the favorite concubine in three lives is destined

Miss Lin returned to the mansion angrily after dinner, and lost her temper at her servants everywhere. Miss Lin's anger was like the scorching sun in midsummer, hot and ruthless. After a meal, she returned to the mansion angrily, and her beautiful face was full of anger at this moment, like a sky covered with dark clouds, foreshadowing the coming storm.

When the servants in the mansion saw her like this, they all stepped away from her, fearing that they would become victims of her anger. However, there are always some unfortunate people who will unfortunately run aground in this storm.

The maid was one of them. She carefully carried a plate of exquisite snacks and wanted to deliver it to Miss Lin's room. However, when she turned a corner, she accidentally bumped into Miss Lin. The plate broke to the ground, the snacks scattered all over the floor, and the maid knelt on the ground in horror.

Miss Lin's eyes were as cold as ice. She stared at the maid with anger flashing in her eyes. She took a step forward, raised her hand, and slapped the maid hard. The crisp sound echoed in the mansion, as if it was a punishment for the maid and a warning to the other servants.

"Are you blind?" Miss Lin shouted angrily. Her voice was like a cold steel knife, piercing into the maid's heart. The maid trembled, not daring to look up at Miss Lin, and could only sob softly.

Miss Lin's anger did not subside. She turned and left, leaving the maid crying helplessly on the ground. The servants in the mansion shook their heads and felt sorry for the unfortunate maid. They knew that Miss Lin's anger would not be so easily quelled, and the maid would probably suffer more. Miss Lin (angrily): Are you blind? Don't you look at the road when you walk?

Maid (with a trembling voice and lowering her head): I'm sorry, Miss, I really didn't mean it.

Miss Lin (sneered): Not on purpose? Then tell me, what's going on?

Maid (crying): I really don’t know, I... I was just careless.

Miss Lin (even angrier): Accidentally? Do you know that your carelessness has made me feel even worse?

Maid (almost crying): Please spare my life, miss. I will be careful next time.

Miss Lin (her anger has not subsided, but her tone has softened a little): Remember the lesson this time. If you make the same mistake again next time, it won’t be as simple as a slap in the face.

Maid (with tears of gratitude): Thank you, Miss. I will definitely remember this lesson.

Miss Lin (turning away, muttering to herself): How unlucky! Even a maid is so careless.

Maid (looking at Miss Lin’s departing back, whispering): I’m sorry, Miss, I will really be careful.

Miss Lin's anger gradually faded away, leaving only the trembling figure of the maid and the debris on the ground. The maid bit her lip, trying not to let her cry out. She knew that in this mansion, the tears of the weak would only attract more ridicule and bullying.

She stood up with difficulty and began to clean up the debris and snacks on the ground. Every tiny piece of debris was like a needle piercing her heart, reminding her of her mistakes and punishments. Her eyes were wet again, but she held it back and told herself not to cry.

At this moment, a gentle voice sounded in her ear: "Are you okay?" The maid looked up and saw a woman in simple clothes but extraordinary temperament standing in front of her. This was another young lady in the mansion, Miss Lin Er, who was known for her kindness and benevolence.

The maid was a little surprised. She didn't expect Miss Lin to care about her, an insignificant maid. She shook her head and tried to force a smile: "It's okay, thank you Miss for your concern."

Miss Lin frowned, seeing the redness and swelling on the maid's face and the debris on the floor. She understood a little, but still asked softly, "Did the eldest sister lose her temper again just now?"

The maid nodded, her voice choking: "I accidentally bumped into the young lady, and she slapped me."

Miss Lin sighed. She knew Miss Lin's temper and knew that the servants' lives in the mansion were not easy. She patted the maid's shoulder and said softly, "Don't be too sad. This is not your fault. Just be more careful next time."

The maid looked at Miss Lin Er with gratitude. She knew how rare it was to have someone who cared about her in this cold mansion. She decided to be more careful in the future and not bring trouble to herself and others.

Miss Lin Er was touched by her strong appearance. She understood that in this mansion, every life deserved respect and care. She hoped that one day Miss Lin Da would change her temper and learn to respect and treat everyone well.

The two smiled at each other, as if they had found a glimmer of warmth in this cold mansion. And the maid, because of Miss Lin's kindness and care, regained the courage and hope of life.

This is the first time Miss Lin Er returns home after marrying the eldest son of the Huang family. She brings many gifts. Miss Lin Er (with a smile on her face, holding an exquisite gift box): I am back. These are the gifts I brought to everyone. I hope you will like them.

Miss Lin (walking by, glancing at the gifts, speaking in a cold tone): Wow, you bring so many gifts back to your parents' home, you're really generous.

Second Miss Lin (still smiling, not caring): Sister, these are for everyone in the mansion, including you.

Miss Lin (sneered): I don't care about these. A daughter who is married off is like spilled water. Do you really think of yourself as the eldest daughter of this mansion?

Second Miss Lin (whispering): Sister, no matter where I am, I will always be the daughter of the Lin family, and will always remember the kindness of the mansion in raising me.

Miss Lin (snorted coldly): The grace of raising me? Don't forget, everything in this house belongs to my father, including you!

Miss Lin Er (neither humble nor arrogant): Yes, sister. But I also hope that these gifts can bring some joy and warmth to the mansion.

Miss Lin (turns and leaves with a disdainful tone): Whatever you say.

Miss Lin Er sighed softly as she watched her sister leave. She knew her sister had always been resentful of her, but she didn't care. In her heart, home was the most important thing, and she hoped to bring some warmth and joy to her family no matter what.

She turned and walked towards the servants, distributing the gift boxes in her hand to them one by one. The servants took the gifts with smiles of gratitude and joy on their faces. In this cold mansion, Miss Lin's kindness and warmth brought them endless touches.

Miss Lin Er looked at everyone with a smile, knowing that her thoughts had been conveyed. No matter how her sister treated her, she would stick to her original intention and bring more warmth and joy to the family.