The old lady is reborn

After hearing Song Ying's words, Wen Shu did not indulge He Shao after returning.

He Zhen will be leaving in a few days, so the whole family has been having dinner together these days. After dinner, they drink two cups of tea and chat for a while before leaving.

The two of them had lived in separate courtyards for a while. The mother-in-law was a little worried at first, thinking that the young couple had quarreled, but on weekdays she saw that the two of them were fine and never got angry.

He Shaoyu was very focused on learning and practicing martial arts. His mother-in-law herself came from a family of military generals, and she and her husband He Zhen were never like this.

She was unsure for a moment, whether this was wrong or whether different couples had different ways of getting along. When she asked He Shao, the boy always said that nothing was wrong and asked her not to worry.

Wen Shu seemed to have lost weight in the past two days, but he looked more energetic than before.

He's mother was looking forward to having a grandchild, and she wondered whether her daughter-in-law was pregnant because she had been in a low spirits for a while and seemed to be still asleep.

He quietly asked his daughter-in-law, "Your face has become pointed. How is your diet and sleep recently? Can you call a doctor to take your pulse?"

Wen Shu immediately started talking: "Mother, I haven't been eating or sleeping well these days, but it's not because I'm unwell, it's because I'm worried about something."

Of course I didn't ask. He Shao was originally discussing some martial arts moves with his father, and during that pause, he happened to hear the words "I have something on my mind", so he also looked over here.

Seeing her frowning, the mother-in-law found it a little funny and asked, "You are a little kid with such a bad temper. How come someone made you angry? And it took you so long?"

Wen Shu was waiting for this sentence and glanced at He Shao: "My husband said that I am a second wife and he has a first wife."

After these words came out, He Zhen and his wife all looked at He Shao. He Shao was a little panicked: "Where did I say that?"

He certainly didn't say it, but does it matter? Isn't that what he meant?

Wen Shu continued: "He built a tomb and a stele for the woman in the He family's ancestral tomb, and set up a tablet in the ancestral hall."

He Zhen's face darkened.

Seeing that his son did not refute, he knew that this was almost certain.

He's mother asked, "Has a tomb been built? Is it Miss Weng?"

He Shao remained silent for a while before nodding.

Seeing her husband's bad face, He's mother hurriedly said, "There are rules and regulations for where to bury the girl. The Weng family has decided to bury Miss Weng in the Weng family cemetery. How can you build another one?"

Then he said to Wen Shu, "Mother will send someone to check it out tomorrow."

The next day, Wenshu saw that his mother-in-law had sent the nanny beside him out with some people, and the group did not come back until before dinner.

They brought back a tombstone and a box.

He Zhen and his wife both looked at the stele, on which was clearly written "Tomb of my wife Weng Chuping, husband He Shaoli".

He's mother ordered someone to polish off the words and put the box of things in her yard.

He said to Wen Shu very apologetically: "I am sorry for wronging you. He Shao will be punished by his father. We don't need to care about it.

You are the daughter-in-law chosen by my husband and me. You have been wronged. It's too late tonight. Tomorrow, mother will take you shopping and you can choose the gold jewelry. How about that?"

Wen Shu said, "Thank you, mother." He Zhen also sent people to the ancestral hall, found the tablet without the words on it, and moved it away.

In order to give an explanation to Wenshu, He Shao was beaten by his father. The mother-in-law also picked out a set of twelve gold hairpins and three bracelets for her daughter-in-law. Wenshu thanked them and accepted them. If they wanted to divorce in the future, they would be her things.

Wenshu's maid was holding the box and following Wenshu who was happily returning home. They just happened to meet He Shao who had been beaten and was twitching in pain as he walked, moving slowly with each step.

He Shao saw that she was in high spirits and asked, "Are you satisfied now?"

But Wen Shu nodded and said, "I am indeed quite happy." After saying that, he smiled very brightly, bowed and walked away.

He Shao was stunned for a moment and shouted, "Stop."

Wen Shu stopped and turned to look at him.

He Shao looked at what she was holding: "What is this?"

“My mother bought it for me.”

"What's that in your hand?"

Wen Shu raised his hand and said, "You mean this vajra? It was given to me by a monk when I came back."

He Shao took it and looked at it carefully. Isn't the shape and pattern a pair with the Vajra Bell in his hand?