Crossing the grassland, the rough general, please set me free

Rong Hui, who was beside her, saw that she was looking in that direction but not going over, so she reminded her.

"Forget it, he's busy, let's go back first."

Airong Gaowa did not return to her tent, but turned and went to Suyala.

Su Yala was very happy to see her daughter coming, and immediately asked the servant to bring Pingsi her favorite snacks.

Seeing his family's concern for him and thinking of Bumtai's indifference to him,

Ai Ronggaowa felt mixed emotions.

Su Yala noticed her little emotions and waved her hand to let all the servants leave.

"What's wrong, daughter? The eldest prince has returned, why are you still like this?"

Ai Ronggaowa sighed, "Mother, don't you think I should have married him in the first place?"

"Ah?" Su Yala was stunned. Why did they talk about this for no reason? Did the young couple have a quarrel?

"Are you guys at odds?"

Ai Rong Gaowa shook her head. "It's better to have a quarrel. At least we can still talk. He hasn't come to my tent since he came back."

"Oh, is that true? They say a short absence makes a new marriage better. He doesn't have any other women around him, and you're already married to him. In my opinion, you shouldn't let your imagination run wild. He must be busy entertaining the envoys from Qi. When he has time, he will definitely come to your place."

"Is that really the case? But I always feel like he's kind of distant from me. He doesn't seem to be like that with other people."

Suyala smiled slightly.

"Of course it's true. Don't let your imagination run wild. Men don't just think about women. Your man will be the Khan of the Soha tribe in the future. You should learn to be more tolerant of him and be a good wife to him."

Encouraged by her mother, Ai Ronggaowa's eyes instantly brightened up again.

He chatted with Su Yala about family matters for a while and gave her a lot of instructions before leaving.

As soon as she sent her daughter away, Suyala immediately asked the servant to call Eliman back.

After a while, someone came running over, panting.

"Madam, what happened that made you call me back so urgently?"

"Humph, I told you from the beginning that Bumtai was not someone I could marry. You kept trying to convince me that I could marry you. Look, look, my daughter has only been married for a few days, and she's already suffered so much."

Eliman didn't know what his wife was angry about. He scratched his head and quickly walked over to her side to comfort her softly.

"Tell me what happened?"

Suyala glared at him.

"Your good son-in-law, how many days has it been since he came home? He hasn't visited our daughter once, leaving her alone in the empty house. I think you should take some time to have a good talk with your son-in-law. My husband and I support him only for our daughter's sake. If he treats her well, everything will be fine. If not..."

Before Su Yala could finish her words, Eliman covered her mouth.

"Oh, what are you talking about? Just because your son-in-law won't sleep in your daughter's tent, you're going to get angry with him? If this gets out, aren't you afraid of being laughed at?"

Su Yala pulled his hand away.

"Why shouldn't I say this? I'm thinking about my daughter's happiness. They sleep separately every day. When they have children, do you still want to be a grandfather? In a few years, Bumtai will inherit the position of Mandulatu. By then, there will definitely be more than one woman around him. Have you ever thought about your daughter's situation? All she does all day is drink with your bunch of friends. Drink, drink, drink, why don't you drink yourself to death?"

"Why are you bringing this up with me again? I'm really scared of you. Okay, I'll find some time to have a good talk with Bumtai later. Is that okay now?" Eliman didn't want to get into trouble, so he quickly gave in.

"That's better." Hearing him say this, Su Yala's anger subsided a little.

Eliman didn't go out to drink, but stayed at home to coax her for a long time. Seeing that she had finally calmed down, he was really worried for himself. The thought of going to find Bumtai was a headache. How could a father-in-law go to talk to his son-in-law about such a thing?

. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

At night, Bumutai had just returned to the tent after accompanying Qin Yue to a banquet.

The guard at the door came in and reported that the forehead was full.

Bumtai rubbed his temples and had already guessed what was going on.

He opened the curtains and walked out, bowing to Eliman. "Father-in-law."

"Haha, good son-in-law, there's no need for such a big gift, it's too formal. How was it, did you drink too much tonight?" Eliman smiled and patted his shoulder.

"Fortunately."

Seeing that Bumtai had no intention of inviting him in, Eliman continued, "Then let's find a place to talk?"

"Father-in-law, please."

Bumtai made a gesture of invitation and invited the person into the tent.

Eliman heard from others that he did not allow anyone to enter this big tent.

Not long after he sat down, the servant brought him hot tea.

Bumutai drank some wine with Qin Yue in the evening, and felt thirsty, so he drank the tea in front of him.

I looked at everything in the tent. Wow, everything looked very valuable.

It’s much better than the place in my daughter’s tent.

I used to think that what Suyala said was a bit too much, but now after seeing this I have to reconsider it.

"Thank you for your hard work in entertaining the envoys from Qi recently."

"Haha, it's all tribal stuff, not hard work."

"Well, good. I've known you were a capable person since childhood, and I never thought you'd end up being my son-in-law. It's fate. For a man, it's good to be ambitious. Seeing you and Gao Wa so happy, I'm happy. My daughter has been spoiled by your mother-in-law since she was young. If she does anything wrong, please don't hold it against her for our sake."

Now that things have come to this, it would be hard for Bumtai not to go to Airong Gaowa's tent tonight.

"Father-in-law, you're too kind. Ai Ronggaowa is a good person. She's sensible and knows her limits. Don't worry, I will treat her well."

After hearing this, Erliman smiled and said, "Okay, that's good. Your mother-in-law and I only have this one daughter. As long as you are well, we will be happy."

"Yes, please rest assured, father-in-law."

Eliman drank a few more cups of tea in the tent and left satisfied.

As soon as the others left, Bumutai's smile froze. "You're really that good. You really want to sleep with a man?"

He lifted the curtain and went in another direction.

Ai Ronggaowa had already washed up and was ready to rest.

I was a little surprised to see Bumtai coming.

"Grand...Grand Prince. Why are you here?"

Bumutai sneered in his heart, "Didn't you force me to come?" But now he was pretending, "Haha, I've been busy lately, so I didn't pay attention to you? You won't blame me, right?"

Ai Rong Gaowa thought she had heard it wrong. He was completely different from the cold and indifferent person he had been in the past two days. He was like a completely different person.

"How could that be? The eldest prince has important matters to attend to. I can understand that."

Bumtai smiled faintly, walked to the felt couch and sat down.

"That's good. It's getting late. Let's go to bed early."