After becoming a villain, I was forced to save the villain

Chapter 68 The Daily Life of the Poison Empress (68)

Knowing that Yun'er is weak, she sent them off on a fishing boat on purpose. She thought that she would not have to be tortured by that nanny after leaving the palace, but she didn't expect to be offered by Ding Bao on the way home.

"The poisoned queen will not end well. Let's be ninjas. When the third prince gains power, the first thing we do when we enter the palace is to tie up Ding Bao and parade through the streets!"

Ding Yun'er's face was already as pale as paper, her figure was as thin as a willow, her eyes were full of resentment, and her heart was full of hatred.

The mother and daughter were talking, when the maid named Xiaoyu knocked on the door again and came in, holding a freshly cleaned handkerchief, her hands were red and swollen from the cold water.

"What are you doing in a daze, you haven't dried the handkerchief yet!"

Since boarding the ship, Mrs. Zhou has been instructing Xiaoyu to do this and that, and ordered the captain to prepare a warehouse for her as a bedroom. In the cold winter night, she did not even prepare bedding and bedding, and ordered her to boil water at dawn. To prepare refreshments, in the dark night, I threw Ding Yun'er's dirty kerchief to her to wash, and she was not allowed to sleep until she finished washing.

Along the way, the maid named Xiaoyu became more and more taciturn, and the way she looked at them became more and more strange.

From being as gentle as water at the beginning, to now it is as indifferent as ice.

Zhou didn't care about the change in a maid's eyes.

She regarded Xiaoyu as Ding Bao, and vented all the grievances she had suffered from her for more than 20 years.

Ding Yun'er didn't order anything, but she never said anything, acquiescing to what her mother did, and seeing Xiao Yu's tired and vicissitudes of life, she felt a little inexplicable comfort in her heart.

People who follow Ding Bao are definitely not good things.

It would have been the utmost benevolence to not leave her halfway.

Besides, what she was asked to do was what a maidservant should do, and if she was not a slaveservant, she would not work. Could it be possible that the master should do it himself?
In this way for three whole days, the fishing boat arrived at the largest ferry in Zhongdu City smoothly.

There are hundreds of fishing boats parked here, there are countless high and low, and the ferry is even more crowded with people.

When Ding Yun'er got off the boat, she thought she would see the Ding family who came to greet her.

But when I got to the place, I found that not only was there no one to greet me, but even the chariots and horses that were sent to me were invisible.

Standing in the ferry, the mother and daughter are no different from ordinary people who come and go to make a living. No one pays attention to them, let alone who they are.

Zhou shivered angrily.

This must have been ordered by Ding Bao, otherwise how could the dignified mistress of the Ding family return to the city without being greeted!

"Little fish! Little fish!"

She yelled twice, wanting Xiaoyu to rent a carriage.

But what responded to her was an even louder human voice, and Xiaoyu could not be seen anywhere.

"Where is the person? Where did that girl go?!"

"Okay, mother, just let her go wherever she wants, I'm tired, so let's rent a carriage and go home."

When she got home, her father saw her emaciated appearance, and he knew in his heart what Ding Bao had done to him.

Zhongdu City is no better than the imperial palace, where the city order has the final say, the Ding family has the final say, without Cen Yao's protection, Ding Bao is just an ordinary concubine, no matter how high his status is, can he surpass the city order?
Both mother and daughter were eager to go home, so they didn't care where the maidservant Xiaoyu went, hurriedly rented a car and horse by the ferry, and hurried towards the center of the city.

Not long after the carriage left, the little fish hiding in the crowd came out slowly.

He looked at the carriage that kept going away, a sneer curled up at the corner of his mouth.

The second miss of the Ding family, it turned out to be this face, which opened his eyes.

(End of this chapter)