The Poisonous Wife: Cute Baby Comes to Rebirth with Me

There is no blood relationship between Madam Xiao and Yun Xi, but the hatred she feels for Yun Xi's mother Yu Yao is as deep as a raging fire and is engraved deep in her heart.

As the mistress of the family, she has always been in control of everything. However, Yun Xi and her daughter have repeatedly challenged her authority and dignity, filling her heart with resentment and jealousy.

This jealousy, like a raging fire, burned fiercely in her heart.

Yuyao and Yunxi always seemed to easily get what she had dreamed of all her life. They stood above her, as if trampling on her self-esteem and pride.

She was born in a humble family, and after many battles with concubines, she was able to barely gain a stable life. However, this mother and daughter seemed to have everything she desired since birth.

Jealousy gradually distorted her mind. She believed that a woman's happiness lies in whether her husband can be loyal to her after she gets married.

In her opinion, the number of concubines her husband took was the standard for measuring whether he was good to her. Therefore, she could not tolerate the existence of concubines in her life and fought with them all her life.

However, she tried her best to arrange for her son to take concubines. No matter whether it was her biological son or her eldest son born out of wedlock, she hoped that they would be surrounded by many women, as if only in this way could her broken heart get some comfort.

When Mrs. Xiao heard Yi Han say that he would never take a concubine in his life and would only be devoted to Yun Xi, she completely collapsed.

These words seemed to be a replica of Xiao Wenyu's promise to her, but she knew that it was all just lies and calculations.

What magic do this mother and daughter have that can make two men fall in love with them for their whole lives?

Why can they easily have what she can't get?

The housekeeper mistakenly believed that the old lady collapsed because she was jealous of Yun Xi's happiness, but Yi Han knew very well that his words were undoubtedly a sharp dagger to the old lady, piercing her heart.

This is also the reason why he went to visit the old lady.

He saw the shadow of the old lady in the wife of Marquis Wu'an. Although that lady seemed to be in a prosperous and glorious position, she harbored a grudge that she would never forget in her heart - Lin Yuyao.

Yi Han knew about Madam Xiao’s past, her fights with her concubine when she was young, and what she had done to Yuyao.

From this, it was not difficult for him to guess the jealousy and resentment in the old lady's heart.

Afterwards, the butler quietly told Yun Xi about these things. Yun Xi was surprised at first, but then she understood his intention and a warm feeling surged in her heart.

She was sure that she had made the right choice.

Yun Xi instructed the housekeeper that the old lady must not make any mistakes before she got married.

This was not only because she didn't want to delay her marriage because of the old lady's death, but also because the old lady was nominally her grandmother, and her death would bring unnecessary trouble to the family.

She didn't want to cause any trouble, and she completely let go of her hatred for the old lady when she left the Censorate's Mansion that day.

Letting go does not mean not hating, but she no longer lets this hatred torture her soul. In her heart, Madam Xiao has become a chapter of the past.

Yi Han had a five-day rest period, but because of the heavy workload at the Sili Factory and Nan Xuan's absence, he returned to his post early.

He knew that he would have nearly half a month's vacation after getting married, so he decided to give up these five days of rest.

Yun Xi was not idle either. She took Cheng Yan, Lan Xiang and Mei Qing to visit the families of the soldiers who died in the Chiyu Camp.

She had previously distributed her bounty to these families, earning them respect and gratitude.

During the condolence visit, she not only expressed her condolences and respect for the sacrificed soldiers, but also encouraged the families to face life bravely and believe that the future will be better.