Born a phoenix? The husband I picked up is the young emperor

Chapter 462

If she had not been so snobbish at the beginning, could she have lived happily like Hongyan?

Come to think of it, Hongyan has nothing to do with their Marquis' Mansion.

Or maybe when she was beaten up by Prince Song, Shi Anxia would really bring her guards to rescue her and stand up for her.

Just as I was lost in thought, I heard a pleasant voice floating over, "Aunt, do you have something to talk to me about?"

That was her niece Shi Anxia!

Shi Wanzhen felt inexplicably embarrassed, "No, it's okay, I'm fine."

Shi Anxia thought for a moment, "Is my aunt hungry? Hongyan made some coconut-flavored glutinous rice dumplings. They are soft and sticky, and very delicious. Would you like to try some?"

Shi Wanzhen was used to her niece talking back to her, glaring at her, laughing at her, and looking down on her, but she was not used to her niece being so kind to her.

Somehow, a heat rushed to her eyes, causing her whole body to tremble uncontrollably.

It's exciting!

My niece took the initiative to call her "little aunt" and invited her to eat glutinous rice dumplings!

But she was embarrassed, so she shook her head and said, "No, I won't try it."

Shi Anxia said gently, "Okay."

Shi Wanzhen: “!!!” The heat in her eyes suddenly faded away.

I'm just being polite. Are you sure you don't want to keep me here?

When she looked up, she saw her niece, who had not yet reached marriage age, smiling slyly.

My niece fooled me again! She was teasing me!

The bright white moonlight and the light red lanterns intertwined, reflecting the little niece's face. Shi Wanzhen discovered for the first time that her little niece was so beautiful.

This time she felt it looked good from the bottom of her heart.

My niece looks so much like my second sister-in-law! Why did I think she couldn't be my second brother's daughter? She couldn't be the eldest daughter of the second branch of the Marquis's mansion?

How bad-mouthed did she have to be to speak ill of her niece?

That warmth filled my eyes again.

The next second, I heard my niece's instructions, "Bring a food box and fill some glutinous rice cakes for my aunt to take home and taste." After she finished her instructions, she added, "It's late at night, so I won't invite my aunt in to sit down. If I'm free another day, I'll invite my niece to have tea with me."

Shi Wanzhen wanted to agree with a smile, but as soon as she opened her mouth, her lips turned down and her eyes were filled with moisture.

Shi Anxia asked, "Aunt, do you think your niece looks pitiful, or... unlucky? Why do you look so sad?"

Shi Wanzhen hurriedly shook her head and clarified, "No, no, I just didn't. I didn't expect you to call me little aunt."

Shi Anxia's smile gradually faded, and he said seriously, "My aunt and I don't have a deep hatred. The money he ripped off my mother's shop last time was also paid in full, and we've written it off."

Shi Wanzhen nodded quickly.

Shi Anxia asked, "Does the little aunt hate me for taking your farm?"

Shi Wanzhen thought about it seriously for a long time before she said, "I don't hate you anymore! The manor is worth a bit to you, put it in my hands... Haha, in the end it won't fall into my hands anyway."

Shi Anxia nodded. "My aunt doesn't hate me. Besides gossiping a little, she hasn't done anything annoying to me and my mother. It's reasonable for me to call you aunt. After all, you are still my father's sister."

Shi Wanzhen suddenly deeply understood what Shi Anxia said that day: If I recognize you, you are my aunt; if I don’t recognize you, you are nothing.

Now, her vicious niece recognized her!

But it was only because she hadn't done anything outrageous that she was acknowledged. Once she committed an unforgivable mistake like her elder sister Shi Wanqing, she would really not be acknowledged.

Shi Wanzhen's heart inexplicably calmed down at this moment. Her originally chaotic mood was suddenly smoothed out.

She asked carefully, "Does what you said that day still count?"

Shi Anxia raised her eyebrows, "Which day? What did I say?"

She has said so many wise sayings, who knows which one of them woke up this little aunt?