The Poisonous Wife: Cute Baby Comes to Rebirth with Me

Aunt Qingyang was filled with reluctance and helplessness. She knew very well that it was not easy to make the old man feel good about the princess.

But now, this good impression that was hard to establish has been overshadowed by a sudden incident.

Although the old man could still cope with it, after all, if he was annoyed, the worst that could happen was that he would just keep a low profile in the mansion for a few days.

However, what really worries people is the emperor who is high above them. His attitude is really hard to predict.

Early in the morning, in the old man’s room, the sunlight shines through the window lattice and falls on the old man who is having a meal.

Yun Xi and her aunt walked into this solemn place. Her face was rosy, without any sign of sadness, and she had no intention of returning home.

Seeing this, the old man narrowed his eyes slightly and said lightly: "I thought that the young lady had returned home last night." Yun Xi bowed respectfully and replied softly: "Not yet." The old man's tone was a little unhappy, "I saw with my own eyes that you are still here, so you haven't returned."

Seeing this, Mrs. Mo quickly smiled and tried to smooth things over: "Sit down and have your meal first. After that, we'll go together."

Yun Xi did not sit down as she was told, but said firmly: "I am determined not to go back home for the funeral. I have already told Uncle Zheng about this." As soon as she said this, the old man suddenly looked up and looked at her in disbelief, with anger in his voice: "What did you say? You don't want to go back for the funeral? That's your grandmother!"

Yun Xi's eyes were as calm as water, and she confirmed again: "Yes, I'm not going back."

The old man's anger was instantly ignited. He slammed the table and shouted angrily, "This is ridiculous! You are the granddaughter of a woman whose grandmother passed away, but you are safe and sound in Beijing and don't even think about returning home to show your filial piety. This behavior is simply disrespectful! I see that there is no sadness on your face. Could it be that your grandmother's death has not touched you at all?"

Mrs. Mo was also confused. She tried to excuse Yun Xi: "Young Madam, do you have any unspeakable secrets? Or are you feeling unwell?"

The old man was furious: "Look at her complexion, how can she look sick? Even if she is really sick, as long as she is not bedridden, she should go back to attend the funeral! How can a granddaughter stay out of the death of her grandmother? What's more, the journey is not far, and we can get there in a moment, but you say you don't want to go, how heartless and ungrateful!"

Yun Xi lowered her eyes and did not make any excuses. She just bowed slightly and said, "Grandfather, if there is nothing else, I will take my leave first."

After saying that, she turned and left, without waiting for the old man to respond. The old man was so angry that he was shaking all over, and he kept shouting: "How unfilial! How unfilial!"

Mrs. Mo also had mixed feelings. Although she had heard that Yun Xi had some disagreements with the Censorate, death was the greatest thing. The old man was furious: "Look at her complexion. How can she look sick? Even if she is really sick, as long as she is not bedridden, she should go back to attend the funeral! How can a granddaughter stay out of the death of her grandmother? What's more, the journey is not far and we can get there in a moment, but you said you don't want to go. How heartless and ungrateful!"

Yun Xi lowered her eyes and did not make any excuses. She just bowed slightly and said, "Grandfather, if there is nothing else, I will take my leave first."

After saying that, she turned and left, without waiting for the old man to respond. The old man was so angry that he was shaking all over, and he kept shouting: "How unfilial! How unfilial!"

Mrs. Mo also had mixed feelings. Although she heard that there were some frictions between Yun Xi and the Censorate, death was the most important thing.