Marrying a concubine and swallowing her dowry? The mistress turns around and marries a high-ranking

Chapter 50

Shen Lingjun said slowly, "I saw a prescription in an ancient book passed down in the Shen family that can cure impotence. Prince Cheng doesn't have a son yet, and if he continues to be impotent, he will die without an heir. If you can cure Prince Cheng, it will definitely be enough to get Qin Shuangya the position of principal wife."

All three of them felt a stirring in their hearts.

That is absolutely possible.

But then Grandma Qin asked suspiciously, "How can you guarantee that your prescription will definitely be effective?"

Shen Lingjun said, "It's easy to verify this. I'll brew the medicine, and you can find some patients suffering from erectile dysfunction and try it out."

Even if her prescription cannot completely cure erectile dysfunction, it will definitely have a short-term effect, which is already quite good.

Seeing Shen Lingjun's confidence, the three of them couldn't help but believe her to some extent.

Qin Shaoze frowned: "What are your conditions?"

Given Shen Lingjun's current relationship with them, he didn't think Shen Lingjun would help Qin Shuangya for free.

Shen Lingjun had been waiting for these words.

She said, word by word, "If you submit a petition requesting that Yao'er be made the heir apparent, I will give you this prescription."

Both Qin Shaoze and Old Madam Qin's expressions changed.

Qin Shuangya immediately pulled Qin Shaoze aside: "Brother! You should agree to her! Anyway, Yao-ge'er is your legitimate son, so what difference does it make who becomes the heir?"

Qin Shaoze's face was grim.

Of course they're different. Although they're both his biological sons, there's a difference in their closeness, and if he were to change Qin Chuyao to the heir, Liu Manman would definitely turn the entire Marquis's mansion upside down.

Old Mrs. Qin was also hesitant. Given the poor relationship between her and Shen Lingjun and her two sons, allowing Qin Chuyao to inherit the title of Marquis of Yongning would bring her no benefit whatsoever.

Qin Shuangya was frantic when she saw that neither her mother nor her brother intended to agree:

"What do you mean? It's not like it's impossible. Why make things difficult for me? I'm your own daughter, your own sister! Are you just going to watch me be sent to be a concubine and suffer all kinds of torment? ... Think about it, if I become the Princess Consort of Chengjun, wouldn't it also benefit the Yongning Marquis's mansion?"

That makes sense, but Qin Shaoze was still conflicted.

He avoided Qin Shuangya's gaze: "...I'll think about it when I get back."

This isn't something he can decide on his own; he needs to discuss it with Liu Manman first.

Qin Shaoze told Liu Manman about this, and Liu Manman was furious when she heard it.

"Impossible! This is Qin Shuangya's own shamelessness. She lost her virginity before marriage, so she should bear the consequences of becoming someone else's concubine! Why should Rui'er's position as heir be sacrificed for her mistake!"

She didn't realize that this "shameless" comment had also included herself in the insult.

Qin Shaoze found it rather grating and used the same tactic Qin Shuangya used to retort to him, reminding her unhappily, "Don't forget, you yourself lost your virginity before marriage."

"..." Liu Manman was speechless for a moment, then said confidently, "I didn't become anyone's concubine! Nor did I rely on anyone to sacrifice for me!"

She advised Qin Shaoze, "Think about it, if Qin Chuyao inherits the title of Marquis of Yongning, this manor will belong to the Shen family! She hates us so much, do you think she will treat Rui'er well? Do you think she will treat the old lady well? She probably wouldn't be more eager than to kick us out of the manor!"

Qin Shaoze knew this was indeed the case. Although he felt very sorry for Qin Shuangya, he felt he had to consider the bigger picture.

The same attitude was expressed by Old Mrs. Qin.