Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

Along the way, Du Wanru and Du Wanyue chattered and made stupid remarks. One moment they said they wanted to persuade Li Ruizhu Ling to choose a son-in-law, and the next moment they said it would be good for Ruizhu sister to be the prince's concubine.Du Wanqiu listened to a lot of mindless words and just smiled with her lips pursed. She did not participate in, comment on, or pay attention to their topics. She just waited quietly and went to the General's Mansion to watch the show later.

However, the carriage came to a busy street and suddenly stopped.

Du Wanyue and Du Wanru stopped talking and looked at each other, a little confused.

Du Wanqiu asked the mother-in-law who was following outside: "What's wrong? Why did the car stop?"

The old lady replied: "As for the eldest lady, nothing happened. It's just that I happened to encounter a carriage from someone else's house in front of me, and the servants and guards were rushing over to let them get out of the way!"

Du Wanyue said "Oh" and didn't care.

Although the road is not narrow, it is difficult for two cars to pass. Add in the maids, women, and escorts, and the team is relatively large, and it is easy for friction or accidents to occur. In the Great Jin Kingdom, there is an unwritten rule, then That is, if carriages from two mansions meet each other, the party with lower status should step aside first, and wait for the party with higher status to pass before they leave. This is also the rule.

If they are of equal status, they can agree on who will get out of the way first and who will pass first.

At the same time, on another carriage, Caiwei heard that the carriage of Duke Anguo's residence was opposite, and a cold light suddenly gathered in her eyes.

She is not a trouble-maker. If she were to go up against another family, even if she was not an official family, she would definitely get out of the way. In her eyes, giving way is not a big deal, and it has nothing to do with face, but She would never give way to Duke An Guo's Mansion. From the day her grandmother died in Duke An Guo's Mansion, she would never give in to them again!

"Miss, what should I do?"

Aunt Dou sat aside and looked at Caiwei worriedly. Huanqiu quietly clenched her fists. She might have to fight later, so she would stretch her muscles beforehand.

"Keep them out of the way!"

Caiwei ordered without any warmth.

On the opposite side, when the Du sisters heard that it was the Huo family's car and the other party asked them to retreat, they immediately became excited, but they behaved in different ways.

Du Wanqiu lowered her eyes and remained silent. She had true feelings for Huo Yuan, but he had ruthlessly rejected her. Therefore, when she heard the word "Huo family", her heart ached uncontrollably.

Sister Du Wanyue, on the other hand, opened the curtain of the car and leaned out most of her body. When she saw the car on the other side, she immediately became furious.

Opposite, there was only a solitary car. Not to mention servants and guards, there was not even a maid or a woman beside the car. There must be unimportant people in the Huo family, and an unimportant person dared to look down upon them like this. How could two young and energetic young ladies in the dignified Duke Anguo's mansion be able to swallow such a sigh of relief?

Du Wanyue raised her almond-shaped eyes, leaned out, pointed at the carriage opposite and shouted: "Let them give in. What a cat or dog, how dare you show off in front of our Duke An Guo's mansion, and how many kilograms of bones and taels of meat he has?" , how dare you be so presumptuous!"

The servants and guards heard the master's instructions and saw that there was no one to help them except a dull coachman on the opposite side. They immediately felt confident and surrounded Huo's carriage with their arms and sleeves rolled up. , shouted in a rough voice: "My lady has given me an order to tell you to know each other, and get out of the way quickly to avoid being embarrassed later!"

A disdainful sneer floated out of the car. Although the laughter was light, it carried an indescribable coldness.