After Crossing, My Husband and I Were Reborn Together

Chapter 744 blunt rejection

After chatting for a while, grandfather brought Jing Rui and his two cousins ​​to the study in the front yard to talk.

Yun Yi stayed with her grandmother to chat with her female relatives.

Without Jing Rui, Madam Tang told Yun Yi about the separation of the Tang family, but she did not hide Yun Yi, and told everything that the Yue family did in the second room.

Yun Yi didn't expect the Wang family to be so inattentive, always doing things like chickens and dogs, which was very annoying.

Yun Yi thought of her cousin Tang Xinran, and in order to prevent her grandmother from matching her cousin with her younger brother, she said, "Grandmother, you wrote a letter to match your cousin with Rui Geer, so don't mention it in the future.

I know cousins ​​are nice, but they really don't fit.

First, when I was in the frontier before, I heard from an old military doctor that close relatives cannot get married, and there is a high chance of giving birth to mentally retarded children. We have also conducted special investigations and comparisons, and it has indeed been confirmed.

Second, I asked Ruigeer, he only regards Xin Ran as a cousin, and has no relationship between men and women. My grandmother and I promised Ruigeer that his marriage will be his own decision.

These three things, I won't lie to you. Even if there are no two points before, and there is such a foreign family, I will not agree to this marriage. "

When the old lady of the Tang family heard Yun Yi's words, she was not angry, but asked suspiciously, "Will close relatives marry, will they really give birth to mentally retarded children?"

Yun Yi nodded seriously: "You can think about it carefully, among the people you know, are there any cousins ​​or cousins ​​who have given birth to abnormal children after getting married."

The elder cousin, Jiang Luyao, said with an ugly face: "My cousin married the youngest daughter of his aunt's family. The first child gave birth to a daughter, and there were problems with birth. The doctor only said that he was born with insufficiency. Last year, he gave birth to a son, but that child He was born with white hair, and so far he has never dared to let him see outsiders."

Yun Yi nodded and said, "Children born from consanguineous marriages don't necessarily have problems, but the chance of getting sick is relatively high. It's good to have nothing, but it's too late."

Madam Tang sighed: "Grandma told your cousin Xinran about this, and she won't mention it again in the future."

Yun Yi got a guarantee, and he didn't take it to heart anymore.

In the front yard, not long after Jing Rui and the others entered the study, Tang Yilin returned to the house.

Jing Rui shared the affairs of the capital and the current situation of the court with Tang Yilin.

He also helped him analyze the current situation: "If you don't go back to Beijing, uncle, and you are still serving as the prefect of Jiangling Mansion, you may be able to avoid the limelight, but now you are coming back at this juncture, and you may also be involved. , and then proceed with caution.”

After listening to Jing Rui's words, Tang Yilin nodded solemnly: "I will pay attention."

Before, they had been on their way, and it was only after returning to Beijing that they got the news. Only then did they know that General Cheng was actually the son of the Queen Mother, and they realized later that Jing Rui was the grandson of the Queen Mother.

Yun Yi and the others had lunch at Tang's house and were about to leave. Madam Tang said a little reluctantly, "When things settle down, grandma will come to see you, and it's time to visit Madam Cheng as well."

Yun Yi responded with a smile, and then bid farewell to Jing Rui and left the Tang family.

After Yun Yi and his wife left, Tang Yilin asked everyone to take their seats in the main hall, and then told the family what Jing Rui said again: "Do you understand what I said?"

Everyone nodded, indicating that they understood.

(End of this chapter)