Marrying a rich man after rebirth: The daily life of a legitimate daughter

Li Wanrong lay on the bed and calmed her extremely excited heart. When her body temperature was no longer so hot, she got up from the bed and stumbled to the mirror. The self in the mirror returned to normal, but her eyes turned black. She couldn't help but breathe a sigh of relief. She must not get angry easily in the future, lest someone discover her abnormality. She shouted to the maid who was sweeping the yard.

The two maids saw Xing'er fainted at the door and asked anxiously, "What happened to Auntie? What happened to Sister Xing'er?"

"I'm fine. Xing'er left too hastily and bumped into the door frame and fainted. You guys carry Xing'er back to bed to prevent her from catching a cold."

The maid was no longer anxious when she heard that Xing'er was fine. Seeing that Li Wanrong's face was almost transparent and full of worry, she said, "Let's help you lie back on the bed first."

"No, I'm not so weak that I need someone to support me." Li Wanrong walked back to her room and lay down on the bed in the sight of the maid.

The maid was relieved and picked up Xing'er who was lying on the ground and went back to the room.

Li Wanrong fell into deep thought. She had to find a way to turn the situation around, otherwise the Prince would really be snatched away by He Shulan. The conflict between the two of them this time was because she had betrothed Xiniang to Liu De without authorization.

As long as she gave in to the prince, he would not ignore her anymore. The prince was not in his residence now, so she would go to have dinner with him in the evening. After making a fuss for a long time, she began to feel sleepy, so she covered herself with the quilt and lay down on the bed to sleep.

When it was completely dark, lanterns were hung on the corridor of the Prince's Mansion. Xing'er, who was in a coma, suddenly opened her eyes. Thinking of the scarlet eyes of Aunt Li before she fell into a coma, she screamed, "Ghost, there is a ghost."

The maid who was resting in the yard ran to Xing'er's room and grabbed the frantic Xing'er: "Sister Xing'er, open your eyes and look carefully. There is no ghost in this room."

Hearing the familiar voice, Xing'er calmed down, and seeing the familiar room, she felt a little more at ease.

The maid was very worried about Xing'er's condition and couldn't help asking, "Sister Xing'er, what's wrong with you? You keep saying there's a ghost."

"Auntie Li's eyes are red."

The two maids who carried Xing'er back hurriedly replied, "Xing'er sister, you must have seen it wrong. Aunt Li's eyes are black, not red."

"I saw it. It was red, and it was a blood red. It was really scary."

The maid stepped forward and covered Xing'er's mouth, saying, "Don't talk nonsense. It was Aunt Li who asked us to carry you back. We saw clearly that Aunt Li's eyes are black. Although you are Aunt Li's personal maid, you said such things and made Aunt Li unhappy. You will be punished anyway."

This sobered Xing Er up, and she asked hesitantly, "Really?"

The maid nodded her head very seriously: "If you don't believe us, you can go and check it yourself."

Xing'er fell into self-doubt. Could it be that she was too tired these days and had hallucinations? "I know." She put on her clothes and came to Li Wanrong's yard. She hesitated at the gate for a long time and still didn't have the courage to go in.

"Xing'er, why are you standing at the door instead of lying down on the bed to rest?" Li Wanrong, who went to find the Prince, saw Xing'er wandering at the door.

Xing'er's pupils trembled violently. Seeing that Li Wanrong's eyes were black, her heart dropped. Now, she was sure that she was having an illusion: "There is nothing wrong with my body. There is no need to lie in bed and rest. Auntie, where are you going?"

"Let's go find the prince. Since there's nothing wrong with your health, come with me." Li Wanrong breathed a sigh of relief when she saw Xing'er's calm expression. She was afraid that Xing'er would pester her to ask about the red eyes.

"Okay." Xing'er followed behind Li Wanrong. Maybe she was too shocked and couldn't remember what happened before she fainted. "Auntie, how did I faint?"

Li Wanrong made up a story: "You didn't walk steadily when you left the room, and your head hit the door frame and you passed out."

At this time, Xing'er felt a dull pain in her forehead. She reached out and touched her forehead and found a large swelling. What Aunt Li said was true and she did not lie to her.

The master and servant came to the prince's courtyard.

The prince looked at Li Wanrong who came in and stepped forward to support her: "You have just recovered. Why are you coming here instead of lying down in bed to rest?"

"You haven't paid much attention to me lately, so I can only come to you with my belly bulging."

The prince sighed, and no matter how angry he was, it disappeared without a trace at this moment: "Next time you want to see me, ask the maid to call me and I will come over myself."

Li Wanrong nodded happily. She had thought of many things to say before coming here, but she didn't expect that none of them would work: "You are not angry with me anymore."

The prince gently nodded Li Wanrong's head with his slender white hand: "Do you realize your mistake?"

Li Wanrong felt that she had done nothing wrong, but she could only bow her head in front of the prince. If she continued to lose her temper, the prince would never pay attention to her again in her life: "I know I was wrong, and I will never play tricks on the servants in the mansion again."

The prince held Li Wanrong's hand and said, "Before you introduce a red line to your servant, you must find out clearly. The most important thing is that both of you must be willing."

Li Wanrong almost rolled her eyes at the prince. Xiniang's gambling husband never came home all year round, and there was a sick son at home. Letting her be with Liu De was to help her lighten her burden. If her gambling husband found out, they would just have to divorce. She didn't dare to say this out loud: "I know. I'll do as you say in the future. I'll be obedient and have dinner with me in the evening. I'll ask Xing'er to go out of the house and buy your favorite sweet and sour pork ribs and West Lake fish at the restaurant."

The prince replied, "The old lady asked me to have dinner with her tonight, so I won't accompany you."

Li Wanrong was unhappy, but she didn't dare to express it: "Okay!" She asked tentatively: "Does the Princess want to go too?"

"Ah."

Li Wanrong was so angry that she almost bit her back teeth off.

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He Shulan officially took over the affairs of the Prince's Mansion, and she summoned the managers of various shops to the Prince's Mansion.

The steward sat in the hall feeling uneasy. They had a hard time serving Aunt Li before, so he wondered how the Princess was doing.

Under the steward's gaze, He Shulan walked into the hall and sat in the upper seat. She glanced at the managers of each store, who were looking at her nervously. She slowly said, "I have been in charge of the Prince's Mansion for a while, and I haven't met you all. Today, I invited everyone to the Prince's Mansion to meet with you and discuss the business of each store."

The stewards responded one after another: "Everything will be subject to the arrangements of the Princess."

He Shulan went on to say, "I have checked the account books of all the stores, and have made up for the mistakes made by Aunt Li. I have reorganized all the accounts, and everyone should check the accounts according to what I wrote in the future."

The steward heard that the Princess was not only able to manage the rear quarters, but also business affairs, so he reached out and took the account book handed over by the maid.

At this time, Chunxia, ​​Qiudong and others gave each person in charge a red envelope.

The person in charge didn't understand why He Shulan gave them red envelopes when it wasn't a festival and it wasn't even the end of the year. The red envelopes were not light as He Shulan gave them a lot of silver.