Rebirth of the Evil Stepmother and the Four Villainous Children

This is a classic way of changing the subject. If you calculate the shipping cost plus the labor cost, these 10,000 kilograms of potatoes are basically given away for free. How can they make any money from it?

But thinking that if Sanbao is here, Erbao will probably have to join the army in the future, so if I can't make money, then I won't make money. Forget it.

Du Wen also knew that Madam Zhou didn't make any money, but he didn't have much money either. This money was given to him by his wife after much persuasion. He really didn't have a penny left. There was nothing he could do about it.

He would give anything more than that. He felt embarrassed, but he really wanted to accomplish this task. Now it is a non-war time, if the prince was not urging him.

Those civil servants still think that these border troops are living a good life at the border every day, and they keep cutting military spending. They really want to kill all those people with a knife, so that they will have nothing to do, right?

Since ancient times, civil officials and military officers have disliked each other, let alone the King Xiaoyao, who was the most favored by the emperor in the Great Zhou Dynasty. He was a general and a military officer.

Those civil servants would definitely make reports no matter what, saying that King Xiaoyao's family should not be allowed to dominate the country because it would be difficult to control. But they would not say that Xie Wuyou would rebel. After so many years, if Xie Wuyou wanted to rebel, he would have done so.

It's just that the factional struggle was lost, and the ones who suffered were the small soldiers below and the soldiers guarding the border outside.

Zhou Rongrong had heard about and understood the situation in the Great Zhou. When Du Wen changed the subject, she continued with what he said.

"You tell me, let me listen."

Du Wen breathed a sigh of relief, fearing that Zhou Rongrong would disagree, and quickly told Zhou Rongrong what he had heard.

"Madam Zhou, Nangong Wei has moved into the prince's mansion."

Zhou Rongrong: “Oh.”

Du Wen: “…”

If it's not you, what are you talking about? Aren't you and the prince having an affair? What are you talking about? Aren't you anxious? I am anxious too. How can our prince be interested in that delicate young lady?

Xiaoyao Palace in the capital.

Nangong Wei lived in the northernmost yard in the backyard, and Xie Wuyou lived in the front yard.

Logically speaking, Nangong Wei, a daughter of a prominent family, should not live in a mansion owned by another man. She should live in her own residence.

But Nangong Wei came here with a purpose this time, and that was the position of princess. She was already nineteen years old, and if she was still not married at nineteen she would be ridiculed in the Great Zhou.

When she entered the palace for an audience that day, Nangong Wei successfully moved into the Xiaoyao Palace in exchange for a top-secret document.

This decision concerned the secrets of the royal family of the Great Zhou Dynasty. With this half-threatening and half-compromising approach, Nangong Wei brought her people and moved into the Xiaoyao Palace with a lot of luggage.

I thought that since I was close to the water, I would get the moon first. Besides, there were childhood memories. I thought the prince would at least be nice to her, right?

But not only was Xie Wuyou's mind full of Zhou Rongrong, he was also very busy, so he just randomly pointed to the most remote courtyard for her to live in.

For half a month, Nangong Wei couldn't even touch the corner of Xie Wuyou's clothes, let alone see him, even if she wanted to bring Xie Wuyou a bowl of soup or something in the middle of the night.

You can’t even get into the front yard and will be stopped directly.

To Xie Wuyou, it made no difference whether she lived here or not. The mansion was his territory. What else could Nangong Wei dare to do?

Everyone around you is stared at without blinking, and what you eat and what I eat are separated into the front and back yards.

The two are no different, like strangers.

Even so, Xie Wuyou wrote a letter to Zhou Rongrong to tell her about this matter, assuring him again and again that he had nothing to do with that woman, without saying a word.

Zhou Rongrong knew about this and said, "I know. He told me. I know it very well."

Du Wen was puzzled: "Madam Zhou, you are not angry?"

Zhou Rongrong shook her head and said, "I'm not angry. There's nothing to be angry about. There are too many things that he can't control in his position. Besides, who am I to be angry?"

Du Wen: ".....Haha, Madam Zhou is really open-minded."

I am open-minded, but Your Majesty, I am afraid you are not in my heart. How can I be so pitiful, my Prince?

He is a married man and knows what it looks like for two people to be in love. It doesn't look like Madam Zhou has any feelings for the prince at all.

I feel so sorry for the prince when I think about how he is wishful thinking.

But Zhou Rongrong is not a person with rich emotions. She is even very cold. Apart from her children, she never cares about anything else.

All she did was to pave the way for her children so that they could feel a little more relaxed. As for Xie Wuyou, she didn't feel too much about him and just treated him as an ordinary friend.

It is simply impossible to expect a person who grew up in such an environment to have strong feelings for another person in a short period of time.

Guard your own heart, this is the idea that her organization has been instilling in her, and she has gotten used to it over time. She can accept and repay kindness, but it is really difficult to make her accept it sincerely.

Many times Zhou Rongrong felt that she was a very cold person, but when several children slowly walked into her heart and warmed her, she was also slowly learning to give the same feedback. This process was slow, and it was only after she thought rationally that she felt that this was feasible that she completely opened her heart to accept and care for the children.

But Xie Wuyou was not like that with Zhou Rongrong. He did not give her enough sense of security. It was like he was someone who appeared out of nowhere in her life.

It created a shallow ripple and then faded away. How could it be possible for her to have any other emotions?

What's more, this person's status is extremely noble.

Zhou Rongrong knew very well that she just wanted a peaceful life. If she was with him, there would be no peaceful life but only endless troubles.

Zhou Rongrong settled Sanbao down, packed her luggage, and was ready to leave.

It was the first time that Sanbao left Zhou Rongrong. He kept silent, lowered his head, and felt like crying. He grabbed his mother's clothes and refused to let go.

Zhou Rongrong squatted down and took Sanbao into her arms and comforted her carefully: "It's okay, General Du will protect you, no one will bully you, Bao, be fine, if you miss mother, just write to mother, if you want to go home, mother will come to pick you up, okay?"

Sanbao was still depressed, but he knew that his mother was doing this for his own good and he couldn't be petty.

"Well, then, then mother, you have to write me a letter, and you have to remember to pick me up."

"Okay, mother promises you that our baby is the bravest baby, right? He will definitely be a good husband."

Sanbao nodded heavily and said, "Yes, it will definitely work. Please be careful, mother."

After being together for a while, the two of them finally had to separate.

Zhou Rongrong was now worried about her children at home, so she didn't care about anything else and rode away on her horse.

They arrived in the town in three days and told Doctor Zhao and Boss Li about Du Wen's situation. They then made arrangements and took people to the Dashan Village to harvest potatoes.

Four cents per pound was a world of difference from the price outside. Zhou Rongrong contributed 6,000 pounds by herself, and Uncle Zhou collected the rest.

It was delivered directly in one day.

Things went smoothly. Zhou Rongrong couldn't wait to pick up the children and take them home. She really missed them after not seeing them for several days.