The real daughter's life was stolen, and she was reborn and became the best in the capital

The city gate.

The hour of Chen has passed.

It was a clear and sunny day, and there were many people coming in and out of the city gate.

Ming Jin had the carriage parked on a road outside the city gate, where it would not block the way for pedestrians and where pedestrians and carriages approaching could be seen at first sight.

The person who accompanied her out today was still Hua Sui, and a coachman from the Marquis's Mansion.

The coachman was an old man in the Marquis' Mansion, so he naturally recognized Aunt Pei. He was now watching outside for Mingjin.

Although Hua Sui didn't know him.

But he also looked outside with excitement, and from time to time he stuck his head out of the car window to take a look outside.

She leaned against the car window, watching the pedestrians coming and going, and turned back boredly to ask the woman sitting behind her drinking tea: "Girl, what kind of person is Aunt Pei?"

She looked a little worried when she spoke.

He was obviously worried that he would have to make a living under the care of this housekeeper in the future. What would he do if she turned out to be difficult to get along with?

Ming Jin looked at her and smiled, "Nanny is a person who is cold on the outside but warm on the inside. She looks serious, but she is actually very kind-hearted and a very nice person."

Knowing what she was worried about, Ming Jin smiled and said, "Don't worry, the nanny won't punish anyone without reason."

Hua Sui felt relieved when he heard her say this.

She caught a glimpse of her master's smiling eyes looking at her, and she smiled embarrassedly again, then turned her head to look outside again.

Trying to find someone who might be Aunt Pei.

Ming Jin also put down the teacup in her hand. She looked calm, but she was actually nervous.

The rest of the people she met in this life, she had seen and interacted with in her previous life.

Only the wet nurse.

She really hadn't seen her for many years.

As for the kind woman's appearance in her memory, she could no longer remember it clearly after so many years, and she also didn't know what the wet nurse would look like ten years later.

But she remembered everything she had done for her.

She remembered that her nanny was a very clean person and had very skillful hands. She could make many different designs with a handkerchief.

Whenever she was unhappy, her nanny always found a way to make her laugh.

And he has good cooking skills.

She was very picky about food when she was little, but she would finish anything her nanny cooked.

She still remembered that every summer, when she felt too hot to sleep, her nanny would always sit by her bed with a palm-leaf fan, singing ballads and fanning her.

She still remembers that song.

It accompanied her for many years. During the countless days when she was too scared to sleep, she relied on this song to comfort herself.

"Rocking, rocking, rocking, let the baby sleep well."

"Look, look, smile, and let the baby have a sweet dream."

"Good baby, good baby..."

"Princess, the person in front seems to be Aunt Pei." The driver's voice suddenly came from outside.

Ming Jin, who was originally immersed in old memories, almost immediately lifted the curtain in front of her and looked forward.

Not far away, a young man was driving a bullock cart, and behind him sat a woman who had a somewhat thin face but a resolute expression and was neatly dressed.

It's been so many years since we last saw each other.

She clearly couldn't remember what she looked like when she was young...

She even thought that she might not be able to recognize her when she met her wet nurse.

But at this moment, looking at the woman sitting on the ox cart with a resolute expression and a serious face, Ming Jin recognized her almost at first sight.

It's the wet nurse.

Ming Jin looked at the woman not far away, his eyes suddenly became hot, and a few tears rolled down as if he couldn't stop.

"Master, it's——"

Hua Sui didn't hear Ming Jin's voice, and originally wanted to ask if she was Aunt Pei, but when he turned around and saw his master's red eyes and tears, he knew that this person must be her.

Seeing that Aunt Pei hadn't noticed them yet, she shouted from the window, "Aunt Pei!"

When the woman on the ox cart heard the call, she hurried forward to look. She was old, and had done a lot of embroidery in the early years to supplement the family income. She also cried too many times because of Mingjin's matter, so her eyes were no longer as good as before.

She squinted her eyes and looked forward, and saw a girl waving at her, but after looking for a long time, she couldn't recognize who it was.

Just as I was about to look away, I suddenly saw a red figure walking out of a carriage.

She was a very good-looking girl.

Although Aunt Pei is old and her eyesight is not very good, when she saw the girl, even before she could see her face clearly, her eyes were fixed on her and could not be moved away.

Wait until the ox cart gets closer and closer to the horse carriage.

The girl's features gradually became clearer, and Aunt Pei suddenly couldn't hold back her tears.

"Mom, is it over there?" the young man asked the woman.

He also saw Ming Jin, but he could no longer recognize Ming Jin. He just saw this fairy-like person staring at them, so he asked in a low voice about his mother.

The woman said in a hoarse voice, "Go over there."

"Eh."

The young man agreed to go over.

Mingjin also came over.

The ox cart just stopped and the young man didn't know what to call Mingjin for a moment. He could only lower his head and call her "Miss", and then wanted to turn around to help his mother.

But his mother was very stupid and jumped off the ox cart first.

After coming down, he went straight to the girl in front of him.

The young man stood aside, buried his head, and did not disturb him.

Hua Sui didn't come forward either.

Only Mingjin and the woman looked at each other.

"Nanny."

Mingjin called her with a smile.

Hearing this, Aunt Pei couldn't hold back any longer and cried and hugged Ming Jin. She hugged Ming Jin tightly, fearing that if she let go, Ming Jin would disappear again.

Hua Sui, who was standing behind him, saw this scene and couldn't help but redden his eyes, and secretly wiped his tears with his sleeves.

Mingjin also felt a little sad.

She patted the woman's back gently and found that the wet nurse had lost a lot of weight.

It felt like only bones were left under my palm.

"Nanny, have you been well these years?" Ming Jin couldn't help but ask.

After hearing her question, Aunt Pei finally regained some consciousness. She noticed from the corner of her eye that passers-by were looking at her, and she didn't want her daughter to be stared at like that.

Aunt Pei pulled Mingjin around and said to him, "I'm fine."

"Songzi, come and kowtow to the princess." She was calling the young man.

Chen Song agreed and was about to come over.

But before he could bend his knees, Ming Jin said, "You don't need to be so polite. You are the eldest son of our wet nurse and my brother. It is not right for a brother to kneel before his sister."

Chen Song is a very honest man.

He hesitated and looked at his mother. When he saw his mother nod, he listened to Mingjin's words and did not kneel down.

Submission can be faked.

But subconscious habits cannot be faked.

Mingjin knew that the nanny was trying to reassure her that she had not been treated harshly.

Ming Jin felt a little relieved and continued, "Didn't I tell the nurse in my letter to bring my brother and the child over? Why didn't you bring them?"

"We still have several plots of land at home. If they all follow me, the legacy left by our ancestors will be wasted."

Aunt Pei is still the same as before.

After a brief moment of sadness, she regained her former calm and composure, and replied to Mingjin with a smile.

Looking at the helpless expression of the girl, she knew of course that the girl was thinking about her.

I was afraid that she would be separated from her son and grandchildren and feel lonely.

But just because the girl cares about her, she has to think more about the girl.

The land left at home must not be left to waste.

But what she didn't want even more was that her relatives would cause trouble for the girl.

Besides, she was worried.

The son and daughter-in-law are both honest and decent people. The grandsons and granddaughters are also naive and used to living in the countryside. They have never seen the world and have never been subject to any rules.

Who knows what might happen?

Besides, she had had such a quarrel with the lady before, who knew if the lady still had any grudges in her heart? Although the girl said that she would place them in the princess's mansion, the princess's mansion was not a safe haven. If the lady really wanted to have a tantrum, she didn't want the girl to suffer.

Rather than letting the children follow her cautiously and making the girl nervous, it is better to let them stay at home and live their peaceful life.

"You don't have to worry about them. They are not far away. If they want to see me and I want to see them, it will only take half a day to get there."

Aunt Pei comforted Mingjin in return.

Ming Jin didn't know what to say and could only nod in agreement.

"Brother, you've had a hard journey. Come back with us to have a meal and stay overnight before leaving." She turned and spoke to Chen Song.

This time, Aunt Pei didn't need to say anything. Chen Song lowered his head and said embarrassedly, "My children are waiting for me to go back home, so I won't go."

"mother……"

He looked at Aunt Pei.

Aunt Pei nodded: "Go ahead, be careful on the road, tell the children that I'm fine, I'll come to see you when I have time."

Chen Song responded with an "eh".

He said something to Mingjin again, then drove away in the ox cart.

Aunt Pei watched him leave and patted Mingjin's hand again: "Let's go."