Rebirth of the Prime Minister's Daughter: Not to be Trifled With

After hearing this, the man who looked like the eldest brother looked at his three brothers and said with a sneer, "Why won't you three let that little girl go?"

One of the three men looked at the man who appeared to be the leader and said with a hint of sadness, "Boss, are you really going to give up our brotherhood of so many years for that little girl?"

The man who looked like the boss glared at the speaker and roared, "Don't call me boss! I told you guys long ago, don't touch her, don't touch her! Did you just ignore me?"

Another person stepped forward, trying to calm the man who looked like the leader down: "Boss, calm down. We acted impulsively. That girl is indeed very pretty, but since you've spoken, we promise we'll never do it again."

The man who looked like the eldest brother glared at him and said angrily, "It had better be that way. If I find out you're making a move on her again, don't blame me for not showing any brotherly loyalty!"

After saying that, he turned and left, leaving the three men looking at each other in bewilderment. The three secretly thought to themselves, "It seems this little girl is very important to their boss. It would be best to stay away from her in the future."

At this time in the Su residence, Xin'er, as usual, carried a large basin of clothes to the pond to wash them.

At this moment, many maids looked in her direction. One of them pointed in her direction, glanced at the other maids, and asked in a low voice, "Is this Xin'er?"

Some of the maids who knew Xin'er nodded after hearing this. After a while, one of the maids asked again, "I heard that Xin'er has been defiled by someone and her body is no longer pure. Is that true?"

At this moment, the servants who had opened the gate last time paused after hearing this, and one of them said in a low voice, "This should be true! Last time when we opened the door, we found Xin'er lying at the door with her clothes disheveled. I was the one who went to find Granny Ye and asked her to come and take her back to her room."

Several other people who opened the gates chimed in, "We've seen them before!"

Every word they said reached Xin'er's ears as she washed clothes by the pond. Xin'er's eyes immediately welled up with tears, and she bit her lip tightly, trying her best not to cry.

At this moment, Granny Ye noticed that Xin'er was not in her room, so she went to the pond to look for her. Granny Ye overheard the maids talking about Xin'er and was immediately furious.

Immediately, she stood with her hands on her hips in front of the group of maids and shouted angrily, "Are you all just bored and have nothing better to do? You love to gossip behind people's backs. If you're so capable, go and talk to them in front of them!"

Upon hearing this, all the maids lowered their heads in shame. Seeing this, Granny Ye ignored them and went straight to Xin'er, who was washing clothes by the pond.

Granny Ye looked at Xin'er, paused, and said in a low voice, "Xin'er, don't pay attention to what those people are saying, just be yourself!" Xin'er didn't say anything after hearing this, she just nodded.

Granny Ye patted Xin'er's head and said softly, "Xin'er, shall I help you wash the clothes? It'll be faster if two people do it."

After hearing this, Xin'er paused for a moment, then smiled and said, "Master, thank you, but it's a bit of a hassle for you!" Granny Ye smiled and said nothing, simply quietly helping Xin'er wash the clothes.

In no time, Xin'er and Granny Ye finished washing a large basin of clothes. Then, Xin'er and Granny Ye took the clothes back to hang them out to dry.

Xin'er returned to her room and, remembering what those people had been saying, felt extremely sad.

Immediately, Xin'er picked up a piece of paper and pen and wrote a few words for Granny Ye. It read: "Granny Ye, I met you at the embroidery competition. Although I really looked down on you at that time and we had some unpleasant things, you have always been tolerant of me. The happiest thing for me is becoming your apprentice and learning embroidery from you. Granny Ye, please take good care of yourself in the future. If you encounter any difficulties, you can ask Miss Ye for help. She is a very, very good mistress. I will repay her kindness in my next life!"

Xin'er cried as she wrote. She placed the finished note on the table, along with the two sachets she had embroidered.

In the dead of night, Xin'er came to the pond and looked at this nightmarish place, thinking to herself, "Let it end here!"

Immediately, Xin'er leaped into the pond, slowly closing her eyes, desperately wanting to end her tragic life.

Just then, the man who looked like an older brother climbed over the wall to come in, wanting to see the clean and kind little girl from last time and see how she was doing. He happened to see this scene.

Although he knew he wasn't a good person, he couldn't bring himself to stand by and watch someone die. So, he jumped into the water, swam to the woman, and brought her ashore.

At that moment, he was stunned. Wasn't this the same little girl from last time? He felt both scared and heartbroken, and also relieved that he had run into her.

Having choked on several mouthfuls of water, Xin'er was having trouble breathing. The older-looking man pressed on her chest to expel some of the water.

Xin'er looked much better, then coughed violently several times. At that moment, Xin'er suddenly saw the person who had led her kidnapping last time, and shrank back in fear.

Seeing this, the man who looked like an older brother stopped a little distance away from Xin'er, looked at her, and asked softly, "Little girl, why did you jump into the pond? Why can't you understand?"

After hearing this, Xin'er looked at the man who looked like an older brother and said with a sneer, "You're still pretending with me. You released me, so why did you send someone to drug me and take me away? Do you know that you've ruined everything for me?"

Upon hearing this, the man who looked like the eldest brother immediately realized that it was his three brothers who had done it.

Then, he looked at Xin'er and said in a low voice, "Little girl, I'm sorry! It's all because I didn't control my subordinates well, and they did such a terrible thing to you. I'm so sorry!"

After hearing this, Xin'er shook her head. What's done is done, there's no point in saying anything more.