Reborn ten times, she is the real daughter of the Marquis Mansion and she doesn't pretend anymo

Marquis Yong'an looked at Mrs. Ge crying in shame. Her attitude of admitting her mistakes did not seem fake, and the problems she realized were not wrong. He did not say anything, but just watched her cry quietly.

After a while, Butler Hu lowered his head and said with an embarrassed look, "My Lord, given the current situation... I'm afraid the eldest lady won't be back at the Marquis' Mansion for a long time."

"Tang'er will officially move to her Protector of the Nation Princess's Residence on her birthday next month, and will no longer live in the Marquis' Residence."

When Marquis Yong'an said this, he chuckled again, but his laughter was full of mockery.

"They look down on the little Taoist priest from the mountains, but they don't know that the little Taoist priest's status is much higher than theirs."

"It's rare for Tang'er to come back and she's acting like a demon. If they want to see Tang'er in the future, they'll have to consider the threshold of the Princess Guardian's Mansion. They may or may not be able to get through."

Speaking of this, Marquis Yong'an felt relieved and felt much better. The smile on his face became brighter.

As soon as the words "Princess Protector of the Nation's Mansion" came out, Mrs. Ge was stunned.

Butler Hu already knew about it. The Marquis and the Second and Third Masters had dinner very late last night. They set up a table of wine and food in the flower pavilion in the garden, and talked for a long time while drinking.

He was serving in the garden.

Thinking that the eldest lady would never return to the Marquis' Mansion, Butler Hu felt suffocated.

They were the first group of ordinary people in the capital to learn Taoism. They were proud that the Taoist master was the master of their family.

result……

The eldest lady is about to move away.

She was reluctant to leave, but when she thought about how her grandmother and mother in the mansion were so unkind, unreasonable, and unreasonable, it was better for the eldest daughter not to go back.

Butler Hu quickly adjusted his mood, and was happy for the eldest daughter who could move out to live in a better house, have a higher status, and not be subjected to the harsh treatment in the backyard of the marquis's mansion!

Mrs. Ge was kneeling there with a dazed look on her face. She looked like she was crying but she wasn't crying out loud.

Butler Zhou said, "Ge, it's a good thing that the eldest lady has a more noble residence. Don't worry about it. Think more about how to persuade the old lady."

"You also know that the old lady's behavior is inappropriate. If the Marquis gives in out of filial piety, the old lady will only think that she is right and will do the same in the future."

Butler Zhou pointed out the problem, reminded Mrs. Ge, sighed, and stopped talking.

Ge knew that no matter what she planned, the Marquis would not give in, and the old lady could not be allowed to sulk.

As a loyal servant of the old lady who rose from a maid to the head maid, she should try her best to persuade the old lady and not vent her anger on the Marquis because the Marquis is the head of the family.

The old lady is upset with the eldest daughter... I wonder if the old lady will regret it when she finds out that the eldest daughter is moving out of the Marquis' Mansion?

As a grandmother, she has never shown any grandmotherly kindness.

Oh yes, the Marquis has personally severed the family relationship between the eldest daughter and the old lady. The eldest daughter no longer needs to recognize her grandmother, and the old lady no longer needs to consider herself a grandmother.

Things like family love, filial piety and kindness can all be treated as clouds.

Ge kowtowed, then stood up and looked at Marquis Yong'an with an extremely serious expression.

"I was not behaving properly today. I will advise the old lady to be more open-minded and take good care of her health when I get back."

"In that case, let's go back. If the old lady still wants to complain, just tell her that Tang'er will move out next month, so that she can rest assured that Tang'er will not come to bother her anymore in the future."

Marquis Yong'an understood that Mrs. Ge had changed her stance and gave her a few more instructions.

From now on, nothing from Songhetang will be passed on to him. He has so many maids and servants serving him, and there is also a court doctor in the mansion. His old mother can't help but feel unhappy. What else can she do?

But he wanted to make Mrs. Ge and Butler Zhou understand why he didn't go to Songhe Hall, so that they could handle it better when they met him in the future.

This is his position.

Mrs. Ge stood up and left. Butler Zhou asked, "Has the Marquis had dinner outside? Do you want to set the table?"

Yong'an Hou finally came to his senses and said with a wry smile, "No, have the second and third brothers come back?"

"The second master and the third master both came back in the evening." Butler Zhou replied quickly.

"Just set up a table here and send someone to invite the second and third masters to come and have a drink with me." said Marquis Yong'an.

He hasn't eaten yet, so no matter whether his two younger brothers have eaten or not, it's always okay for them to come over for a drink and chat.

Mrs. Ge hurried back to Songhe Hall, asked the maid to fetch some hot water to wipe her hands and face, and then she tidied her clothes before going to the inner room to see the old lady who was lazily leaning on the couch in a daze.

When the old lady saw her coming back, a glimmer of hope flashed in her eyes and she sat up a little straighter. Then she remembered that she was a patient and lay down again with a sad face.

"Why, he would rather ask you to come over for questioning than come over to pay his respects to his mother?" the old lady asked weakly.

This disease is three-quarters real, and the remaining seven-quarters is just pretend.

As long as she thought she was seriously ill, she must be seriously ill.

Mrs. Ge lowered her eyes and said with a respectful but helpless look: "Old lady, please calm down. He is your own son who you gave birth to with great effort. He is your eldest son."

"The Marquis joined the army when he was young, and during those years when you were apart from him, you missed him and worried about him, but you also knew how difficult it was for him to support the family, and you felt sorry for him."

"You love all three of them, but you love the eldest the most."

Mrs. Ge started talking about the mother-son relationship between the old lady and the marquis, and her eyes became red with tears in her eyes and a look of emotion on her face.

The old lady's originally suffocated expression froze, there was warmth in her eyes, and her nose was slightly sour. This was her son that she was proud of, and the pillar that supported the glory of the Marquis' Mansion.

But last night, he spoke so highly of his own mother for the sake of... for the sake of his own daughter.

"Now my children and grandchildren are all by my side. They are all sensible and filial, and never worry me. My son Ming is lively and cute, and he even called me 'great-grandmother' clearly during the Chinese New Year."

"Old Madam is a blessed person, just enjoy your life in peace. Why are you still being so hard on your children and grandchildren? You only blame the Marquis for making you angry, but don't you think about how sad the Marquis must be."

"How sad he must be that his own mother doesn't like his own daughter."

Seeing that the old lady had a sullen face and did not speak, Mrs. Ge thought that the Marquis was also in a bad mood, so she plucked up the courage to continue to persuade him.

However, when Yuntang was mentioned, the old lady's originally silent face darkened again and she glared at Mrs. Ge.

He said in a cold voice: "After going to the front yard, are you here to lobby for him? Or are you here to reprimand the master too?"

Mrs. Ge was so frightened that she lowered her head quickly and sighed, "Old Madam, please calm down. I just got a piece of news, and I feel a little uncomfortable."

"What news?" The old lady couldn't help but feel curious when she saw her speaking so boldly.