My husband is cold and heartless, we are reborn and divorced

Not only Nanny Yuan, but even Jiang Wan was stunned where she was. She didn't notice this. It would be better to say that she was used to it rather than not noticing it.

Nanny Yuan had been in the Duke's Mansion for decades after all. When Fu Yan said this, she immediately bowed to Jiang Wan.

Jiang Wan didn't let him get up.

Nanny Yuan raised her eyes slightly and glanced at Fu Yan.

Seeing that he really didn't seem to want to let her stand up, she had no choice but to continue half-squatting.

"Aren't we going to the old lady's place?" Jiang Wan said.

Then he stood up and walked towards the old lady's east courtyard.

Nanny Yuan followed Jiang Wan, but she didn't expect that the master was following her, "Master, do you want to talk to the old lady?"

Nanny Yuan had a thoughtful look in her eyes. If the Master went now, the Old Lady might not be able to embarrass Jiang Wan anymore.

Fu Yan's tone was slightly cold, "Go with the Madam."

Nanny Yuan didn't dare to speak anymore. She originally thought that the master was disgusted with the new bride, but looking at her behavior today, it didn't seem like he was disgusted.

Jiang Wan walked in front and Fu Yan followed behind.

Jiang Wan knew that his current situation with Fu Yan was against the rules. Men should be in front, women on the sides, and maids behind.

East courtyard.

Apart from Wutong Courtyard, the place Jiang Wan visited most often in the mansion was the East Courtyard.

She thought that since she didn't have the favor of her husband, she could seek protection from the old lady. However, she didn't know that everyone in this mansion was cold.

Even though he was extremely respectful to the old lady and managed the mansion diligently, he could not make her satisfied with him. In her opinion, his failure to win Fu Yan's favor was his original sin.

When Jiang Wan came this time, Nanny Yuan went in first to report. Perhaps because she saw Fu Yan coming with her, the old lady let Jiang Wan in without hesitation.

Entering the main hall, the decoration is solemn, noble and very impressive. Behind the small table are priceless calligraphy and paintings, and above is a plaque that complements the hall, with four large characters "海納百川" (The Sea Embraces All Rivers) inscribed on it.

There are also incense burners, various offerings, etc. placed on the table.

The old lady was a devout Buddhist. In order to please her, Jiang Wan copied Buddhist scriptures every day and sent them to the old lady for her review the next day.

The old lady sat on the armchair, leaning on a mahogany cane in her hand, looking majestic.

Jiang Wan was walking in front. The old lady frowned at first sight, but when she saw Fu Yan standing beside her, she remembered that Nanny Yuan had just come to her and said that Yan was actually protecting this woman.

It’s hard to say anything more.

Fu Yan went up to pay his respects. The old lady smiled kindly and called out to him, but as soon as she turned her face to Jiang Wan, she became silent and cold.

Jiang Wan laughed out loud, "Grandma is so lively, it makes me wonder, why... her expression changes so quickly? Did I make Grandma angry?"

The old lady has lived to this age, and everyone will give her some face. Even if someone dislikes her, she will still greet them with a smile.

Jiang Wan used to be timid and submissive to me, but now he has the nerve to speak to me like this.

Even an illiterate child could understand that Jiang Wan was mocking the old lady.

"I'm an old lady who just copies Buddhist scriptures every day. There's nothing about me that's worth making me angry." The old lady said this to say that Jiang Wan was not worth making her angry.

"That's good. I'm happy if grandma is happy. If something happens to grandma, I will also worry about her." Jiang Wan said these considerate words with a smile.

The old lady was clearly unhappy, but she couldn't find any fault with her words.

"You went out so early today and only came back now. Where have you been?"

Jiang Wan's eyebrows twitched. Toss and turn? This word is well used.

Fu Yan was the first to explain to the old lady, "My grandson thought that Jiang had been married for more than a month, and I had never gone out with her, so I thought that I would go to Wenyanfang with her after I finished my official business."

Jiang Wan glanced at Fu Yan. This guy was really weird today.

He actually lied to the old lady for his own sake?

The old lady originally wanted to find fault with Jiang Wan for leaving the house casually, but she didn't expect that her grandson would personally explain for her.

Now Fu Yan is the pillar of the family. Before he was his grandson, he was the master of this mansion.

The old lady knew that he was no longer treating Jiang Wan the same way he had treated her before, and that Jiang Wan's previous behavior of being obedient and timid was probably just pretending. Now that he had gained Yan'er's favor, his true colors were immediately exposed.

If Jiang Wan knew that this was what the old lady was thinking, he would probably just sneer and say that he was not pretending at all and that all his sincerity in his previous life had been thrown away.

"I am happy to see you two getting along well, but now that you are Yan'er's wife and the mistress of the mansion, you must be careful about your every move. What does it mean to attack Liu'er for no reason like you did last night?"

"For no reason? Do you think I am such a person, old lady?" Jiang Wan pretended to sigh in disappointment, "I thought everyone in this mansion could disbelieve me, but you, old lady, are the only one who can't."

Seeing Jiang Wan's tears, everyone present felt that Jiang Wan had devoted her whole heart to the old lady, but was hurt by her in the end.

Fu Yan was watching from the side, thinking that something had happened between his grandmother and Jiang Wan.

When the old lady mentioned Liu'er, Fu Yan naturally had to reply, after all, she was his concubine.

Fu Yan was still not very familiar with Liu'er. When he heard her name, he couldn't form a clear image in his mind.

Liu'er was a maid that his mother forced upon him. Fu Yan had no interest in her and had already rejected his mother several times. But his mother insisted on doing so.

He didn't care about it later, and even when Liu'er really became his concubine, he never touched her.

Jiang Wan didn't even want to say why he beat Liu'er last night. To be honest, he had some personal grudge against her.

Glancing at Fu Yan beside him, he said, "I told the master the reason for this matter today."

The old lady looked slightly surprised. Did Jiang Wan want Fu Yan to talk to her about this?

Which man would explain these jealousies in the harem to his wife?

Jiang Wan, however, felt that Fu Yan should have made the matter clear with the old lady. After all, the person was his and the matter was caused by him.

Jiang Wan ignored the old lady's gaze on him, lowered his eyes to stare at the pattern on his sleeves, and looked at it carefully.

Well, the pattern is embroidered very delicately and the color is very good.

Jiang Wan's indifferent attitude completely angered the old lady.

"Yan'er is usually busy with official duties. As his wife, you should take care of all the things in the inner house. Now that you have done something wrong, you want Yan'er to deal with it for you?"