The Peasant Girl’s Splendid Manor

After a while, Li Zhong came back.

"Girl Yan, Mo Yonglu is determined not to want wages. He said he wants to see you and is waiting at the door. Do you want to see him?"

When Mo Yan heard this, she felt a little irritable, it was really endless. After thinking about it, I thought it would be better to go out and speak clearly: "I'm going to see what he wants to do."

After saying that, he stood up and walked outside.

Li Zhong was worried and quickly followed.

Mo Yonglu was walking around uneasily outside the courtyard gate. When he saw Mo Yan coming out, he breathed a sigh of relief. Before she spoke, he took the initiative and said: "Yan girl, I have no other intention in coming. I just do it for what I have done before." I apologize to you face to face for my mistakes."

"Apologise?" Mo Yan looked at him indifferently and repeated these two words with a hint of sarcasm: "If an apology is useful, then wouldn't the bad guys not have to be punished?"

Mo Yonglu's face turned pale, and a flash of pain flashed in his eyes, "I...I didn't mean it like that. I know that I have done a lot of things that I've done to you that I'm sorry for. I don't ask for your forgiveness, I just hope that I can do my best. Make up for my past mistakes."

He himself is not a good person, nor is he a good father. He did not teach his daughter well, which caused her daughter to do wrong things and was eventually sold by her mother-in-law. This is already punishing him. Now he just wants to be a good person and atone for all the bad things he did before.

Seeing the regret on Mo Yonglu's face, Mo Yan's expression relaxed for a moment, and then returned to his previous indifference: "The damage has been done, and it can't be eliminated with just two words of 'apology'. In the future, as long as your family doesn't This is the best apology you can give me if you cause any trouble to my family again.”

The death of the original owner was closely related to this family. Even if she got an advantage in the end, she could not forgive these people for the original owner. The only way to repay the original owner is to protect this family and prevent anyone from harming her relatives again.

"Yes...I'm sorry."

Mo Yonglu looked miserable, and when he saw Mo Yan's gaze as if he were a stranger, he felt a wave of sadness in his heart.

But he still wanted to apologize to the Mo family: "It was Er Nier who instigated Yong Xi to do the damage to your family's timber and fruit trees. Now that she can't come over to apologize to you in person, I, the father, will kowtow to you on her behalf and admit her mistake." , say 'I'm sorry'."

After saying that, he knelt straight on the ground with a 'pop' sound, and there were three bangs.

Mo Yan was startled and quickly stepped aside. No matter how much she hated Mo Yonglu, she could not accept him kowtow to apologize as an elder.

"Hurry up. If you want to use this method to make our family forgive you, you can only say that you made the wrong decision. I still say the same thing, as long as your family doesn't cause trouble again in the future, and everyone doesn't mess with the river. "

Mo Yonglu came to apologize in person and told what Mo Ernier had done. It seemed that he sincerely regretted it, but she would still not treat him as his second uncle in the future.

"Yes...I'm sorry!"

When Mo Yonglu heard this, his face was full of depression and bitterness. Before he came, he had guessed that his cousin's family would not forgive him easily, but now after listening to Yan Yatou's words, he knew that he might never be forgiven.

Seeing that he refused to get up, Mo Yan felt uncomfortable, "Kneel down if you want. Even if you kneel through this ground, I will still say the same thing."

After saying that, regardless of whether Mo Yonglu heard it or not, he turned around and went in.

Li Zhong thought for a while, then stepped forward to help the lost Mo Yonglu, and couldn't help but said: "You should go back. For the two of you, it is best if the two wells do not interfere with the river."