The Peasant Girl’s Splendid Manor

Yan Junyu is not a stingy man, he can even be said to be open-minded, but in front of Princess Chang'an, he seems to be a different person, with a sharp tongue and easy anger, and completely lacks the aloof demeanor he shows in front of other people.

The relationship between him and Princess Chang'an is also very strange. It doesn't look like they were childhood sweethearts who grew up together. Instead, they look like a pair of enemies with "deep grudges".

Mo Yan didn't know the grudges between Yan Junyu and Princess Chang'an, but she could tell that Yan Junyu had no feelings for Princess Chang'an. However, the affection in Princess Chang'an's eyes didn't seem to be fake, but she was distracted by her fierce look. It's well concealed and can't be seen without paying close attention.

No woman is stupid enough to use her life's happiness to take revenge on a man who once played a prank on her. If she does this, it only shows that she has this man in her heart and is using poor excuses to cover up her daughter's reserve!

Princess Chang'an obviously didn't intend to confess her feelings to Yan Junyu. It was the first time Mo Yan met her. Although they didn't feel bad about each other, she would not interfere in other people's feelings at will.

Seeing the two of them quarreling at the dinner table, in order to prevent them from overturning the table if they disagreed, she decisively released the five beasts from the space (the red python was too scary and was disliked) and let them sit between the two of them. Make a joke and divert their attention.

As expected of an auspicious beast that everyone loves, Princess Chang'an, who originally loved animals, was quickly conquered by the clever five beasts. For a while, she only focused on feeding them and forgot about Yan Junyu.

After the meal, the sky turned completely dark. Yan Junyu and Princess Chang'an sat for a while before saying goodbye and leaving. Just when they walked out of the door of Mo's house, the two started arguing again. Until they got on their horses and walked away, the sound of their mutual ridicule could still be faintly heard in the slightly blowing night wind.

There was really nothing Mo Yan could do about this, and he could only pray that they would never fight on the road. His head hurt from the quarrel between these two people, but good news came from Cui Ping'an.

"This kid finally got what he wanted!" After reading Cui Ping'an's letter, Mo Yan said to Xue Tuanzi with a look of relief.

After recuperating for a few days, Cui Ping'an's body has almost returned to the state before the illness. In addition to some confusion in his memory, his mental state is also surprisingly getting better day by day. He even wrote a letter to thank Mo Yan before.

The letter sent this time showed deep joy between the lines, because Mrs. Cui not only no longer forced him to marry his uncle's cousin, but also agreed to bring his sweetheart from Yuancheng. As long as the girl named Fangcao can get the approval of Mrs. Cui, Mrs. Cui will not be the villain who beats the mandarin ducks, and is willing to fulfill the two of them.

Although Fangcao's identity is a problem, identity is not important, and it is nothing compared to Cui Ping'an's happiness in the second half of his life.

Lovers will be reunited, and Mo Yan is happy for Cui Ping'an from the bottom of her heart. But Cui Ping'an mentioned his worries again at the end of the letter. He was worried that because his sweetheart was of low status, Princess Fuyun would tease her without any scruples. If that was the case, he couldn't think of a good way to get his sweetheart out of that situation.

Not to mention that Princess Fuyun is the eldest princess of the royal family. Even if she is not, as the legitimate mother, she is still qualified to teach the concubine and daughter-in-law. As long as she can live well in public, no one will criticize her. Princess Fuyun is full of tricks, otherwise Cui Ping'an's biological mother would not have been told how miserable she was. His biological mother was a lady from an official family!

In this regard, Mo Yan didn't have any good suggestions. Now that Mrs. Cui is still here, as long as she is willing to protect her, Princess Fuyun will not dare to be too presumptuous. But this is not a long-term solution, unless Mrs. Cui lives longer than Princess Fuyun, or finds a way to kill Princess Fuyun and pull her down from the position of eldest princess, but Fuyun Does the princess really have such a handle?