My house was confiscated and I was exiled. I emptied the emperor's warehouse and fled.

Zhao Kerong didn't want Su Yunwan to find out that her sister was distracted, so she immediately told her cousin about opening a dye shop and giving away dry stock, but Su Yunwan unsurprisingly refused.

The friendship between her and the Zhao sisters does not want to be mixed with any interests.

The Zhao sisters also had the same idea, so they didn't say much. Together with Su Yunwan, they played with their children. Looking at the lively and active twins, they felt motherly and wished they could take them home.

So much so that on the way back to Zhao's house, most of the topics the sisters talked about revolved around their two children.

As a chef, Zhao Yongfu was assigned a spacious house in Beiling Village, which was enough for the whole family to live together.

It's just that his sons and daughters all have their own properties in the prefecture or county, and his wife Fang helps him from time to time, so the family seems a little deserted.

When the two sisters returned home and saw no one at home, Zhao Kerong said out of nowhere: "Sister, don't be stupid."

Zhao Keyan knew what she was referring to and smiled bitterly: "I'm just a little worried, and I won't do anything specifically."

"I hope so." Zhao Kerong knew that her sister couldn't let go, otherwise she wouldn't have gone back to Beiling Village to visit her parents for a long time.

But not to mention the close relationship between Qin Mu and Yin Ruoshu, even if he was alone, it was impossible for him to marry as his wife given the difference in family status between Qin and Zhao.

As for marrying as a concubine, it is definitely not within the scope of consideration.

I'm just afraid that my sister will act impulsively and do something that breaks her principles regardless.

That night, Zhao Yongfu returned home after work.

While the father and daughter were chatting about their daily life, Zhao Keyan still couldn't hold it back and asked her father: "Dad, did Yin Ruoshu do something to make Sister Wanwan unhappy?"

Zhao Yongfu paused while drinking tea and put down the cup: "Yan'er, do you want to ask about the Third Young Master and Miss Yin?"

"No..." Zhao Keyan pretended to be relaxed under Zhao Yongfu's insightful gaze, "I'm a little curious. Miss Yin is gentle and virtuous. I don't know what happened to Sister Wanwan's senses."

Zhao Yongfu immediately calmed down and warned seriously: "Her affairs have nothing to do with you, so don't be too curious. You have lived here for a long time, and you should know the rules of Beiling Village and Qin Mansion. Don't pry around. Getting angry."

"Oh..." Zhao Keyan responded with a disappointed look on her face.

Zhao Kerong sighed: "Sister, the Qin Mansion has strict rules, so don't hurt dad."

"I was negligent." Zhao Keyan immediately admitted her mistake, and then casually picked up a topic and talked about other things, as if she was really just curious.

It wasn't until the night fell deep and everything was silent, and she was lying quietly on the bed alone, that she allowed the emotions that had been deeply suppressed to float freely like a wild horse.

Just as she was tossing and turning on the bed, immersed in random thoughts, a woman's cry suddenly sounded faintly in the distance.

The voice was plaintive and sad, making her already chaotic thoughts even more confusing.

*

Back in the afternoon, after the Zhao sisters left, Su Yunwan felt sleepy and took a full nap with the children. When she woke up, she received a message from Qin Mu.

It turned out that although Qin Muren did not return to Beiling Village, he made people pay attention to Yin Ruoshu's situation.

The fact that Yin Ruoshu came to visit today quickly reached Qin Mu's ears.

Qin Mu immediately ordered someone to tell Su Yunwan that there was no need to bother meeting Yin Ruoshu, he would go back and handle it personally in the evening.

Su Yunwan was so happy that she didn't go to Yin Ruoshu's place.

She was already aware of the mournful crying in the air, so she just blocked her hearing and continued to sleep on her own.

Separated by several walls, the third aunt was worried that her son would be killed if he pressed closer.

She asked her servants to come over and watch, and she walked around the house, anxiously waiting for news.