The old lady is reborn

Tang Peilin didn't want others to be embarrassed because of her.

Whenever my father was immersed in the joy and happiness of being with Aunt Wen, he would look embarrassed when he saw my mother.

It's difficult to go against one's heart.

There is also the dilemma of having a legitimate wife.

Aunt Fan once told her that her mother was particularly sad to see her father had to put on a show just because she was his wife. This perfunctory attitude almost told her mother in another straightforward way that the feelings were no longer there.

But after all, my father once truly loved my mother. They had a common past, and my mother was beautiful and capable. As the saying goes, old love will rekindle. Once my mother regarded this as a battle to fight rather than an emotion that came naturally, she would quickly conquer cities and regain lost territory, but the scars of the past were still deeply engraved in her heart.

Aunt Fan said this in the hope that she would not hate her mother. After all, one month after taking the medicine, Tang Peilin became silent after waking up.

She did not resent her mother, but she remembered those words deeply, "that kind of perfunctory and awkwardness."

The kind of perfunctory and awkward treatment he has to give you just because you are related to him, the kind of awkwardness that comes from your existence itself.

She didn't know whether Lin Yindi proposed to her because he loved her or because she was suitable.

I don't know if he gave me a gift on a whim or if he thought that since others had given it, he should give me one too.

She was afraid of anyone being caught in a dilemma because of her.

It is not necessary.

You don't have to.

It's so ugly.

It doesn’t matter. I don’t care.

When Lin Yindi received the lanterns, she was confused and a little worried that Tang Peilin was angry, so she took the lanterns and went to find her again.

Ask her if she is unhappy?

Is there something I did wrong?

This lantern is not for Luoxue. I will send her a new one when I make it.

Tang Peilin didn't want to explain. She felt that the explanation was not clear. She was not angry. She just felt that it was unnecessary.

The easiest way is to tell Lin Yindi: "Give this to her. I can ask you to make it in a month. This way it will be more convenient for everyone."

Seeing that she was so calm and indifferent, Lin Yindi thought that this was her true intention, and she fulfilled her promise for him.

Then he bowed deeply and said, "You are so kind, how can you be so kind!"

Lin Yindi said this from the bottom of his heart. The more he looked at her, the happier he became. He had no idea that behind this calmness and indifference was a door that would close at the slightest sign of trouble.

Luoxue left happily after receiving the lanterns. A month later, Lin Yindi presented four newly made lanterns to Tang Peilin. Tang Peilin accepted them but never hung them up again.

Two months later, the Princess's Mansion sent an invitation, and Tang Peilin did go this time. She looked no different, she was very polite and had a nice smile.

Anyang said to Huai'an: "This little girl is just like me in the past, maintaining dignity and respectability everywhere, but I don't know if her heart is the same as mine at the beginning.

She never really laughed.”

Huai'an said to Anyang, "What did you feel at the time?"

Anyang: "I told myself I didn't need to care, but I was tense everywhere."

Huai'an was worried about Anyang: "Is it still like this now?"

Anyang smiled: "No, I feel very relaxed when I am with you, a bit like a cat on a warm afternoon, feeling relieved and at ease and almost falling asleep... In order to prepare for my marriage, the Queen sent four aunts to take me through all the ceremonies again and again, it was really tiring..."

Huai'an said softly: "Then why do we still want to invite guests?"

Anyang whispered: "...several aunts said that we should not meet again until I get married..."

Huai'an smiled.

Anyang also laughed.

Yan Hui asked, "Aren't you two going a little too far?"

Yue Heng nodded: "I want to get engaged."

Huai'an smiled at Yan Hui and said, "You still owe me a bet."

Yan Hui said nothing.

Anyang asked Yue Heng: "Which girl do you like?"

Yue Heng was a little embarrassed: "No, I just want to find a girl like you who I can look at and smile at."

He Shao said: "Like that?"

Yue Heng looked in the other direction and saw Jing Zhong looking at He Xian with a silly smile, while He Xianfei had a red face and lowered her head.

Yue Heng felt a little offended by Jing Zhong's silly appearance, so he shook his head and said, "It's better for me to discuss marriage in two years."

Lin Yindi was feeling a little depressed. Tang Peilin's obvious alienation and distance from him made him feel extremely frustrated.

He Shao asked him: "What's wrong with you? First, you don't respond to others, and second, you don't argue with others. I'm not used to you not being annoying."

But Jing Zhong, the fool, just came to his senses and said, "Is it because Luo Xue went back to Miaojiang? Is there no one to quarrel with?"

He Shao said: "That's right. When they got together before Luo Xue left, they had such a great quarrel."

Tang Peilin also recalled the scene of that day, and she nodded without realizing it, as if it had nothing to do with her at all.

Yue Heng sensed something was wrong and said hurriedly, "What nonsense are you talking about? It was obviously because it was Miss Tang's first time that Lin Yindi was so happy that she held on."

Lin Yindi didn't understand what was going on, and was at a loss. He was usually eloquent, but now he didn't dare to say a word, in case he said something wrong...

Is it because of the snow?

Not really. The lantern was returned to her.

When they came out of the princess's mansion and went back to their respective places, Lin Yindi stared in a daze as Tang Peilin got on the carriage and left. There was no windproof copper ball lantern that she had given him on the carriage.

Lin Yindi stayed at home in a bad mood for a while. Yan Hui and Yue Heng came to find him and took him to the temple to burn incense.

Yue Heng's grandmother would come to the temple to burn incense on the first and fifteenth day of every month, and would stay in the temple and eat vegetarian food for a day.

This month my grandmother was ill and could not come to visit me, so she asked her grandson to come to the temple to burn incense for her, saying that the incense she prayed for for peace should not be interrupted from the beginning of the year to the end of the year.

Yue Heng said: "Why don't we spend a little more money and let the monks in the temple burn incense for us?"

Grandmother was so angry that she almost fainted. She slapped him and said, "You dare to lie to the Bodhisattva? Only your own family can be sincere."

Yue Heng relied on the love he had received from his grandmother since he was a child, and even after being slapped, he remained stubborn: "You are so sincere, but you are still sick."

Grandmother slapped him again: "Grandmother is not among those who I prayed for peace, why are you blaming the Bodhisattva?"

After hearing this, Yue Heng stopped talking and went to burn incense obediently.

Yan came back to burn incense because he had his own concerns.

The two felt that Lin Yindi had become a different person recently, so they went to pull him along again. It seemed like this man was possessed by evil spirits recently, so they took him for a walk around the temple.

Let the Bodhisattva quickly return that disgusting and annoying Lin Yindi to you.