Time Travel: Remarrying a Little Wolf Dog

After Su Yan came out, she looked around and saw maids busying around everywhere in the yard.

She felt uncomfortable in her stomach and wanted to find a quiet place to sit for a while.

I went behind the rockery and sat on the stone where I usually sat.

The evening breeze blew away the heat.

Smelling the fresh scent of the grass and listening to the sound of flowing water, Su Yan felt better.

Just when I was about to sit for a while and then go back, I heard footsteps behind me.

It was urgent, but not heavy. You could tell it was a woman's footsteps.

She was a little confused and turned around to see that it was He's mother with a gloomy face.

As soon as she sat down, someone came, and he came with bad intentions.

She quietly glanced at the yard not far away, ready to run back if the situation got bad.

As long as Grandmother He is around, Mother He can't do anything to her.

After today, everyone will go back to their homes.

If you are far away, you don't need to worry.

After thinking this through, she was no longer nervous. She stood up and waited for He's mother to come over, then knelt down to salute according to the rules.

He's mother stopped in front of Su Yan, smoothed her hair which was a little messy from walking too fast, and pretended not to notice Su Yan.

Su Yan kept his knees bent, knowing that this was a show of force.

But what she didn't understand was why He's mother, who had ignored her on the day of the family reunion, was so angry when she saw her this time.

She didn't provoke her, and He An always prepared something for her when he went to see her.

Why do you look at her with such displeasure?

Mother He smoothed her hair and calmed her breathing. Then she pretended to have just seen Su Yan saluting. She looked at her with drooping eyes and said, "Get up!"

There is not even any pretense.

Su Yan stood up with a wry smile. She had been squatting for so long, she could at least raise a banner saying that she didn't see it, but she didn't even give any explanation.

It seemed that she was very dissatisfied with her. She thought hard about it, but couldn't figure out what she had done to offend her.

He's mother glanced at Su Yan's face and clothes. She looked very different from the day they met.

Her rosy face and charming appearance seemed to be glowing with the radiance of a young girl.

It would be impossible without her to look after it. Look at everything from top to bottom, everything she wears and uses, they are all good things.

She was bullying her second son because he was honest, so she just teased him as much as she could.

Thinking of this, she became even angrier, and spoke in a sarcastic tone, "Isn't this Su Yan? Don't blame me for not recognizing her. I'm old and my memory is not good. I haven't seen her for a long time, so I can't remember her."

When Su Yan heard this, she knew that she was blaming herself for not visiting her, and she felt annoyed.

In fact, she doesn't usually have this kind of temper. For example, she has never been like this when she was with Grandmother He.

Even when I first got married and wasn't very familiar with Grandmother He, I tried my best to control my temper when getting along with her.

In theory, He's mother is her legal mother-in-law, and she has never visited her since she recognized her mother as her relative.

Even though it was because she didn't like herself, she had never been there.

Normally, when dealing with people like He's mother, she would just be hypocritical, apologize and admit defeat and that would be it.

It won’t cost you a single piece of meat anyway.

But she didn't know what happened today. Ever since He's mother targeted her in the morning, she couldn't control her temper.

I didn't want to get entangled with her at all, and I didn't even want to deal with her. I was full of impatience.

Feeling his own emotions, Su Yan also felt that something was wrong, so he didn't want to say more to He's mother and kept silent with his head down.

Seeing that she lowered her head and didn't say anything, He's mother thought that she was frightened by her.

Knowing that his authority was still there, his anger subsided a little.

Time was short, so she got straight to the point, "I heard you opened a shop with An?"

Su Yan: "Yes."

He's mother: "Opening a shop is good. You two can open a shop to make some money without our help. But—"

She frowned and looked at Su Yan, "Why did I hear that you were also in the store?"

Su Yan didn't know what was so strange about this. It was her own store, so where else could she be if she wasn't in the store?

To be honest, "Sometimes one person can't watch the store, so two people can switch."

He's mother scolded: "Our family is different from those vendors. We have scholars in our family! You are showing up in public like this and ruining our family's reputation. Won't they be laughed at in school in the future?"

Su Yan was speechless. There were many people in the clan who were doing business and were in the spotlight.

Not to mention people far away, even the He family, when Grandmother He was young, also traveled around with Grandfather He.

In other words, by the time of He's father's generation, the family had become wealthy and hired a shopkeeper, so the women of the He family were no longer needed to help with the management of the business.

As soon as he walked out of the mud, he started criticizing the mud for being dirty.

Besides, in her Great Zhou Dynasty, there was no such thing as merchants being unable to take the imperial examinations.

Although merchants were indeed discriminated against in the imperial examinations, at least you were not prevented from participating.

Having said that, the scholar that He's mother was referring to should be the son of He An's brother He Peng.

How could He Peng's son's imperial examination be traced back to his aunt who had divided the family property?

This doesn't make sense, does it?

Therefore, he refuted He's mother, "Is that so? But I heard that Yan'er and Jing'er from my aunt's third aunt's family are highly valued by the teachers in the school, and no one has talked about them because of this."

He's mother was upset. How could they be the same? One of them had a mother from a scholarly family, and the other had a family with connections in the government.

Naturally, she is more favored than her brother Hong in the school.

Her brother Hong was already being ostracized in school, and if he was ridiculed again because of Su Yan.

Will she be able to study peacefully in the future? Her family still hopes that Hong Geer will succeed in the imperial examination and bring honor to the family.

Thinking of this, He's mother didn't want to talk to Su Yan any more. She waved her hand to interrupt Su Yan and ordered directly, "What do you, a country girl, know? Just do what I say."

After thinking for a while, he added, "Let An hire someone to look after the store, so that there will be people coming and going every day and no one will be left at home."

Su Yan was furious when she heard this and couldn't believe that this was what a mother should say.

He An opened the shop and entertained customers by himself, but He's mother didn't think about why.

I won’t talk about the eldest brother, second brother and fifth brother from my aunt’s and third aunt’s families, as their parents have already made arrangements for them.

Take He Peng, whose mother is just an example. He now has a large family and a lot of wealth. He has a manager in the store, a housekeeper at home, and servants when he goes out.

Of course he didn't need to smile and entertain the guests, as they had plenty of money.

What about He An, what does he have?

Born by the same father and raised by the same mother, He Peng now lives in a three-story house in the wealthy area in the east of the city. His family has two cloth shops, both located in the east of the city.

He is the largest cloth shop owner besides the Zhao family.

Not to mention three hundred acres of land and a manor in the countryside.

What He An has now is an old house on an old street and thirty acres of land in the countryside.

What else is there besides these?

To be honest, she doesn't care about these things.

She had known about the situation of the second family for a long time. If she really cared about it, she would have told He An a long time ago.

She has always believed that a good man does not eat the food of a divided family, and a good woman does not wear her wedding dress.

Although He's father and mother were extremely partial to each other, those were their family property after all, and He An had no say in how they were distributed.

As a married daughter-in-law, she has even less say.

But just because they don't mention it doesn't mean that favoritism doesn't exist.