The Buddhist lady travels through ancient times to live a leisurely life

Before leaving, Xie An came to say goodbye to Yun Xi and expressed his sincere gratitude to Yun Xi for her care and companionship over the past few days. There was a hint of reluctance in his words.

Yun Xi smiled and said to him, "Come and play again when you have time."

Xie An breathed a sigh of relief and said with a smile, "Thank you Aunt Yun."

His family had very subjective and malicious assumptions about Aunt Yun, and when he came he had the small task of observing her. All of these disappeared during the three days of getting along.

Children are very sensitive to the good and evil of people. This is an animal-like intuition that has not yet been erased by life experience and is in their nature. He can feel that Aunt Yun does not have any bad intentions and she is definitely not like those stepmothers that his grandmother talked about. She is very good to his cousin and to him too.

To be honest, he felt a little ashamed for his family's speculation and prejudice.

Xie An left and took away the balance bike that Yun Xi had customized for him as a gift.

Mu Sheng saw them out. Before getting on the carriage, Xie Lang patted his shoulder. He actually had a lot to say.

He wanted to say that even if Qing'er was gone, they were still good friends, he was still Mu Jinyan's uncle, and the relationship between their two families was still close.

He wanted to say that he had no ill will towards Mu Sheng's new wife, but the old man in the family was old and thought too much, so he acted like this. In fact, he had expressed his opposition. However, because of worrying about her grandson, the mother who had finally come out of the sadness of losing her daughter became sad again. She insisted, and he didn't want to go against her for this matter. It just annoyed Mu Sheng and Yun Xi.

He wanted to say, for the sake of the old man, please be more tolerant.

But in the end, he didn't say these words. It would have seemed hypocritical to say them. There was still a long time to go, and they would always be able to find a reasonable and comfortable way to communicate, and find their respective positions and boundaries in getting along.

"I'm going back now. Don't see me off. Stay."

"Walk slowly."

He and Xie Lang served in the same court and saw each other almost every morning, so he had no regrets about parting. His attitude towards the Xie family remained the same as always, without any change.

It's just that the Xie family might need some time to accept his remarriage. But this is the Xie family's business, not his concern. He just needs to do his best to have a clear conscience.

Xie Lang and Xie An returned to Dingyuan Marquis's mansion and went to pay their respects to Dingyuan Marquis and the old lady first. Xie Lang's wife was also there, and she probably wanted to see her son first, so she went to the upper room to wait in advance. Before this, the son had never lived in the Mu family. Now that his sister-in-law was gone, in order to reassure his grandmother, he had to live in his uncle's house as a "scout", and he didn't know if the child could adapt.

After Xie An came in, he first bowed and greeted his grandparents, and then his mother.

From the moment he entered the door, Xie An could feel his mother's concerned eyes following him.

After greeting his mother, he sat down next to her.

Mrs. Xie held her son's hand and looked at him carefully. Seeing that his face was rosy and he was in good spirits, she felt relieved immediately.

At this moment, the old lady spoke: "Da Lang, come to grandma."

Mrs. Xie smiled and nodded at her son. Xie An then stood up and walked to sit next to his grandmother.

The old lady asked, "How have you been living at your uncle's house these days?"

Xie An replied respectfully: "Grandma, everything is fine with me. My uncle's family, from Grandfather Mu to Aunt Yun, all take good care of me."