The Regent's Sweetheart

Chapter 621 Comparison
Even though the Chen family is just a merchant family, all the daughters they gave birth to are good, especially the third girl who is now the regent princess.

Although her mother died, her father was a high-ranking official in the capital, and such a family was more than enough to be her daughter-in-law of the Zhu family.

Compared with the lovely niece of Princess Regent, Wang couldn't help feeling sorry.

If he had made the decision earlier and made a baby marriage with the third daughter of the Chen family who has not yet left the cabinet, I am afraid that the family of the daughter who is as easy to handle as Lin Jiaojiao, innocent, caring and lovable would belong to her Zhu family.

Or it would be better to marry the fourth girl of the Chen family earlier, otherwise the Zhu family would not have to accept such a thing now.

"Aunt..." After being brushed off, Zhang Yurong was also aggrieved, as if she was going to cry or not.

Brother Fang Caihong was also a little angry, and his words to her were not as gentle as before. Why is Aunt Wang so indifferent to her now?
It must be false to say that I am not wronged, but it is more angry.

When she came out of the hall, she saw Lin Jiaojiao fawning over Aunt Wang, who married a reckless Hu Meizi, Aunt Wang must have listened to that Hu Meizi's words to alienate her so much.

"The marriage has been retired, and I think the two of you are satisfied. If that's the case, let's wait for the Zhu family to propose marriage in a few years." Wang said without anger and was about to get into the carriage.

When Yue Shi heard this, he felt that something was wrong, so he quickly stretched out his hand to hold Wang Shi.

"What are you doing?"

After being glanced at by Mrs. Wang, Mrs. Yue also consciously let go, and said with a smile on her face: "My sister thinks that the marriage of these two families should be done earlier, so as not to delay the two children."

"My Zhu family just got divorced by the Chen family because of your Zhang family, so I'm not sure how people will talk about our Zhu family. If we marry the Zhang family so soon, I'm afraid the Zhu family will become a joke after dinner in Hangzhou."

After finishing speaking, Mrs. Wang added unceremoniously: "Your Zhang family can afford to lose this person, but my Zhu family can't afford to lose him."

If it weren't for the fear that if she didn't marry the Zhang family's daughter-in-law, it would be hard for anyone to die. She really didn't want such a daughter-in-law.

She didn't dare to let such a daughter-in-law take care of the Zhu family's housework. It would be good to bring a noble concubine in to take care of the housework in the future.

"Sister Wang... your words are a little..." Yue's face was blue and purple, but he couldn't say anything when he reached his mouth.

Mrs. Wang didn't want to make the relationship too tense, so she eased her tone: "Although the words are not pleasant, they are all true. My wife is also considering your girl's reputation."

At this point, Yue Shi didn't say anything more, and walked away with a dark face.

The Zhu family had already agreed to the Chen family's divorce because the Zhang family agreed, and the Zhang family owed the Zhu family a favor. If it continued, the Zhu family might get angry and even lose their current marriage.

When Zhu's carriage left, Zhang Yurong burst into tears.

"Mother... what will my daughter do in the future..."

The Yue clan was both distressed and angry, and came confidently, but came back defeated, not to mention losing a battle, and even lost face.

"Mother, it's all your fault. What are you doing? Brother Hong is annoying me, and Aunt Wang is also annoying me."

The more Zhang Yurong complained, the more aggrieved she became, and finally gritted her teeth and whispered, "If you don't steal the chicken, you will lose the rice."

"You also know?" Yue Shi was already very annoyed, and his lungs exploded when his daughter blamed him.

"If you didn't make a fuss, could this be the situation?"

(End of this chapter)