The favorite of the Nongmen group: the female supporting role is a full-level boss

Su Wan couldn't understand the feeling in her heart. She had already guessed it from the moment she saw Mrs. Su come in and when the storyteller told this story. What surprised her even more was that the details had been changed, almost whitewashing Qi Min.

Qi Min did not follow the rules of a woman and have an affair secretly, but the Su family knew that she was pregnant when they married her.

Most older people have heard about the relationship between Qi Min and Ji Xuan, but they only know that they suddenly broke up, Qi Min married someone else, and the regent never married again. Now that we know the truth, they are a pair of fateful mandarin ducks who were torn apart by life.

Qi Min and Su Jihong faked their marriage because they had no choice but to save their lives.

In the beginning, no one was right or wrong in this marriage, because Qi Min was open and honest, and the Su family was willing to admit it. Later, it was the Su family's fault because Su Jihong violated the agreement.

Everyone would inevitably sympathize with Ji Xuan and Qi Min. So what if they were royal relatives or noble families? Aren't you in control?

As for whether the story was true or false, they thought that after Qi Min "died", Su Jihong married his step-in-law. He and his step-in-law's daughter married into the royal family and married Su Wan to a poor boy. It can be proved that Su Jihong knew that Su Wan was not his biological daughter.

Even if his daughter is no longer favored, a wealthy family will not marry his daughter to a farmer.

Sure enough, as Su Wan thought, everyone sympathized with Qi Min and the regent, and were very angry at the Queen Mother's actions. Now that time has passed and the family is reunited, they are actually a little happy to see it.

Even if there were still people who were skeptical, when they saw Mrs. Su, they saw her expression was shaky, a little embarrassed, and a little ashamed. She got up in a hurry and ran away under everyone's gaze.

This guilty look confirmed that Bai Shitong was telling the truth. Otherwise, if he arranged it like this and Mrs. Su scolded him, it would make him unable to eat and walk around.

The news quickly spread throughout the capital. Most people were sympathetic and stopped slandering Qi Min and Su Wan. A small number of people just watched the fun and gossiped about it after dinner.

These things were all expected by Mrs. Su. She had made this plan when she came back from the nunnery this time. This was what the Su family owed Qi Min and Su Wan and should repay.

You can't let your granddaughter, who has hurt you for so many years, be scolded.

After coming out of the teahouse, she grabbed the maid's arm tightly, covering her stuffy and aching chest, breathing heavily, and in a trance, she saw Su Wan standing next to the carriage.

"Wan Wan?" Mrs. Su was stunned for a moment, and this time there was a real look of embarrassment on her old face. She knew without even thinking that Su Wan had heard what happened in the teahouse. "You kid, you're waiting here specially for me. Why don't you go in and call me?"

Bai Bai asked the junior to see the joke, and Mrs. Su couldn't help but feel a little embarrassed.

"I didn't know you were inside. I saw your carriage and it was standing here waiting for you." Su Wan had a bright smile on her face and naturally held Mrs. Su's hand, pretending she didn't know anything about the teahouse. "Why didn't you say anything when you returned to the capital? If you hadn't passed by, I wouldn't have known about it."

Mrs. Su didn't see any clues on Su Wan's face, so she pretended that she didn't know, and said casually: "Hey, I want to see my great-grandson. Coming to the city is too tiring. Let's go to the teahouse to drink some water to moisten our throat. Listen. After hearing about the recent events in the capital, I can’t afford to buy some gifts for my great-grandson empty-handed.”

She looked behind Su Wan: "Where is my great-grandson?"

Su Wan held Mrs. Su's hand and walked towards her carriage: "He Huaizhi is waiting for me in the carriage. When you come back this time, please stay with me more and take care of my child."

"You little scoundrel, at my age, you still rely on me to take care of your children. Shouldn't you ask me to enjoy a happy life?"

"Who told you to take care of your children well?" Su Wan said poignantly: "Besides, with four generations living under one roof, you are just a happy little old lady, playing with your grandchildren. Isn't your life a leisurely one?"

Mrs. Su was so coaxed by Su Wan that she smiled from ear to ear: "You are so sharp-tongued."

"That is also the treasure in your heart." Su Wan looked at the few missing teeth in Old Mrs. Su's mouth and realized that she was really too old and unwilling to ask her to go to the temple to live a life of poverty: "I am now everywhere I will be very busy growing medicinal materials in the next few years and I won’t be able to take care of your great-grandson, so you have to pity the little one because she doesn’t have a mother to care for, so please give her more love.”

"The little one is too difficult to take care of. The noise makes me have a headache. I don't like taking care of him." Mrs. Su said this and got into the carriage with the help of her maid. She saw the pink and tender little one with big black eyes. When the good grandson was a child, his cloudy eyes suddenly brightened up. He quickly sat on the stool and asked Gu Huaizhi to give the child to her: "Great-grandfather, give your little good grandson a hug."

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Big fat chapter, hahaha, and more, Ruanbao continues, okay~