Princess Xiangrui in Huanzhu

Father Jiang said flatteringly, "My dear nephew, can you please save my son? After all, we are all family. When Ningning marries you in the future, he will be your brother-in-law."

Hailancha was so angry that he laughed. There really are people who dream and talk to themselves all day long.

Fortunately, Jiang Ning was sensible enough and was able to find a good way out of the bad bamboo.

From the beginning to the end, Jiang's father never cared about whether Jiang Ning was living well in the mansion, he only made excuses and pleaded for his disappointing son.

Treating his own daughter as a bargaining chip is biased and hypocritical.

"Uncle Jiang, I am trying to persuade you kindly because you are old. I can't help you with this matter. Please go back." Hailancha turned cold and refused sternly.

When Jiang's father heard this, his face turned green. Now that Jiang Yuan was inside, he had no way to save him. He was extremely anxious. Hailancha was the only hope left.

Hailancha actually refused so coldly and ruthlessly.

"My marriage with Miss Jiang will also be cancelled. Uncle Jiang, I'm leaving first." Hailancha didn't want to play along with Jiang's father at all.

"Wait! Hailancha, I am a beautiful young lady going to your house, and you cancel it now. What do you think of Ningning?"

Jiang's father looked indignant, and seemed to be a father who loved his daughter very much, but Hailancha knew that it was just a disguise.

If she really cared about him, how could she send her unmarried daughter to the home of her unmarried fiancé?

I'm afraid they were planning to force the sale from the very beginning.

Hailancha looked at Jiang's father with disgust. He was obviously from a scholarly family, so how could he do such shameful things?

It turns out that the Jiang family is rotten from the root.

"Uncle Jiang, Miss Jiang and I are innocent, please be careful with your words. I will cancel the engagement as soon as possible, no one can help."

"You..." Father Jiang's face turned pale and he pointed at Hailancha, looking like he had suffered a great blow.

Hailancha ignored him and left.

The Jiang family had no roots in Beijing, so after arriving in Beijing they found a courtyard house and rented it temporarily.

Father Jiang returned home very angry.

Jiang's mother came over immediately, accompanied by her little daughter Jiang Xue.

"Master, what happened? When will Yuan'er be able to come back?" Jiang's mother asked impatiently.

Jiang Xue, who was standing aside, had nothing to do with it, but still looked anxious.

Father Jiang got angry when he mentioned this, and he shouted angrily, "Arrogant boy! You are really going too far!"

Father Jiang got very angry, and Mother Jiang and Jiang Xue didn't dare to say a word.

After Jiang's father calmed down, he told him about his negotiations with Hailancha.

Mother Jiang stood there in a daze. What should she do with her son Yuan'er?

Jiang's father was still cursing, and it was obvious that Hailancha's attitude made him feel very embarrassed.

Jiang Xue stepped forward to support Jiang's mother and said to Jiang's father, "It seems that my sister is not paying much attention."

Speaking of this, Jiang's father started to get angry again.

We finally managed to send Jiang Ning in, but now it looks like he wants to return the goods!

"Father, my sister might..." Jiang Xue hesitated to speak.

If she wasn't so young, Jiang Ning wouldn't have had any problems.

It's better now to let Jiang's father and mother know that Jiang Ning is a waste. Then maybe she can marry into the family instead.

As the Jiang family has been on the decline in recent years, the people they come into contact with are from different social classes, and it will be difficult for Jiang Xue to find a high position in the future.

She was a proud person, so naturally she didn't want to marry someone with an inferior family background.

But the sister whom she looked down upon the most actually got a good marriage for free.

This made Jiang Xue so jealous that she almost went crazy.

Why does that woman Jiang Ning have the right!

But Jiang Yuan, this troublemaker, got himself into jail again, and this time he offended someone that even the Jiang family couldn't afford to offend.

This time Jiang's father was completely at a loss, and he had no choice but to send Jiang Ning to the capital, hoping to rescue Jiang Yuan through the marriage relationship.

Jiang Xue felt annoyed, but it was of no use.

Now it seems that Jiang Ning is really useless and can't even handle a man.

"Father, what about my sister?" Jiang Xue asked pretending to be worried.

Jiang's father snorted coldly: "After the engagement is cancelled, of course she will always be with the green lamp and the ancient Buddha. Which good family would be willing to have her?" Jiang Xue was very happy to hear her father's words, but she still looked like a good sister who was worried about her sister.

"What will I do next, sister?"

"My Xue'er, you are so kind. Go and have a rest soon! Don't get too tired." Jiang's mother cheered up and comforted her.

When she saw Jiang's father's eyes just now, she understood the tacit understanding between husband and wife over the years at once, and sent away Jiang Xue who still wanted to get some fresh air.

Jiang Xue had no choice but to nod reluctantly and leave.

She hasn't proposed it to Jiang's father and mother yet. In a few years, she will take over the marriage contract on behalf of her sister.

At worst, after her sister marries Hailancha, she will find an opportunity to take the position. Anyway, Jiang's father and mother love her, and no one will stand up for Jiang Ning.

But she didn't expect that Jiang Ning would be such a waste, and now Hailancha would propose to cancel the engagement.

Jiang Xue felt anxious.

After Jiang Xue left, Jiang's father said to Jiang's mother with a sullen face: "Hai Lan Cha said that our son offended the Empress's family."

When Jiang's mother heard this, she immediately became worried.

Now that the Ulanara family is in its heyday, who doesn't know that the emperor chooses Yongqi as the next heir?

Although it's just a guess, smart people have already seen it.

This is troublesome. Jiang Yuan was the unreasonable one in the first place, and now it's adding insult to injury.

I originally thought I could keep it a secret, but looking at Hailancha's attitude I knew that this matter would definitely fail.

And there is Jiang Ning. I get angry when I mention Jiang Ning’s father.

He had clearly sent her in, but he still hadn't captured Hailancha after such a long time. What a waste.

Jiang's mother's eyes were no longer eyes and her nose was no longer a nose.

Jiang's mother didn't dare to retort. In her heart, Jiang Ning was not important at all.

When she gave birth to Jiang Ning, she had a difficult labor and was almost dead. It was only because the midwife gave her strong medicine that she was able to save her life.

Jiang Ning was born with congenital deficiencies and was physically weak.

She felt that Jiang Ning was born to be unlucky for her. She had finally married into the Jiang family, so how could he die before she could enjoy her life?

And the culprit who caused her suffering was Jiang Ning.

So she has never liked Jiang Ning.

She was not happy about this engagement, even though her Xue'er could take his place.

But this time, Jiang's father did not stand on her side and insisted that Jiang Ning fulfill the marriage contract.

Jiang's mother was a dodder, so she naturally didn't dare to refute, but was secretly annoyed.

Although Jiang's father looks silly, he is actually a smart person.

Although he was selfishly biased towards Jiang Xue, Jiang's father had to admit that Jiang Ning's character was much better than Jiang Xue's.

In addition, Jiang Xue was still young, and Jiang Yuan couldn't wait any longer, so he didn't think of skipping the eldest daughter and giving the marriage contract to the second daughter.

From the very beginning, Jiang's father never considered Jiang Xue.

So although Jiang's father lacks ability, he also has the pedantic arrogance of a scholar.