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

Chapter 895

Zheng Qiaoer looked at Tang Chuyue who was humbly crawling on the ground, her thin shoulders twitching and she was frozen there. After a long while, she sighed, "Get up. You are already a grown-up girl, you should think things through yourself. What I can do for you is that if you don't want to get married, I can help you refuse. But you can't blame me later and say that I blocked your good marriage."

Tang Chuyue shook her head, "I won't marry! I won't marry! Sister-in-law, Chuyue won't blame you. Chuyue will never make trouble in the mansion again. From now on, Chuyue will listen to sister-in-law... woo woo woo..."

"Ah! Don't!" Zheng Qiao'er was so scared that she quickly refused, "I don't expect you to be obedient, and I don't have anything to tell you."

Seeing that the other party despised her, Tang Chuyue was no longer unconvinced as usual. She only thought about how bad she was in the past that her sister-in-law avoided her.

She still lowered her head, and said firmly, "Sister-in-law, I will not marry the Prince of Changping. Please help me reject him..."

"No!" The voice came before the person outside arrived, "You can't refuse, Chu Yue must marry the Prince of Changping!"

The people who came were none other than Tang Chuyue's second brother Tang Chuwen and second sister-in-law Liang.

The two of them came in a hurry and rushed into the hall regardless of Nanny Yu's attempt to stop them. They just happened to hear their younger sister say "I will not marry the Prince of Changping".

How could this be possible? The housekeeper of the Changping Palace had just come to them and promised that as long as the prince married his sister Tang Chuyue, he would arrange for Tang Chuwen to be the deputy director of the Ministry of Works' Camp Repair Supervision Office.

Even though the position is not high, it is a lucrative job.

The Ministry of Works was in charge of a variety of projects including engineering construction, canal management, and royal garden repairs.

There are a lot of good jobs in any project, with lucrative benefits, but the work required is more and people don't like you very much.

One of the departments was the Ministry of Works' Office of Repair and Supervision, which was responsible for the management and supervision of construction projects. As you can imagine, there was a lot of room for profit.

The princess's distant relative was the director of the department. The princess arranged for him to be the deputy director, naturally to help him make a fortune.

Tang Chuwen failed the imperial examination, and he could not count on his elder brother Tang Chuyu. He lived alone in his own house, and because he did not get any property when the family was divided, and the concubines in the back house were still not at peace, he was severely discriminated against by his wife's family.

Now there is an opportunity in front of him. If he misses it, he will be unable to hold his head up in front of Yue's family and his wife.

He had to hold on tightly. What was the point of sacrificing a girl? Wasn't the girl born to pave the way for him?

Besides, if my sister marries into the Prince of Changping’s Palace, it will definitely be a high-class marriage.

What's there to be picky about? It's like pie in the sky, hitting his sister right on the head.

But the housekeeper of the Prince of Changping's Palace said that because the mistress of the Duke of Huguo's Palace was obstructing it in every way, his sister might be bewitched and refuse the marriage.

Tang Chuwen didn't believe it at first, because he knew a little about his sister's character.

If his sister doesn't marry this wealthy man, wouldn't that be a stroke of the imagination?

So after a thorough analysis, I feel that it must be the eldest sister-in-law Zheng Qiaoer who is obstructing and deliberately blocking the way, not allowing the younger sister to marry up.

Tang Chuwen immediately took his wife Liang to the Duke of Huguo's mansion, ready to settle accounts with his sister-in-law.