The best evil mother-in-law is reborn, supported by the koi granddaughter

Pei Wei has always been a child's nature. After reconciling with her mother, she hugged Cui Shuner quietly and obediently without crying or making trouble, and was always reluctant to let go.

"Mother, obviously you have been by my side all the time, but I didn't realize how warm your body temperature is until now. There is a nice fragrance on Mother's body, which makes my daughter feel at ease." Pei Wei spoke sweetly.

Cui Shun'er laughed, patted her on the shoulder, and pretended to complain: "You, you have always been defiant. I really thought that our mother and daughter would be at odds for the rest of their lives. Although Cui Yan'er plotted against our family time and time again, fortunately she The conspiracy did not succeed, and my good daughter finally returned to normal."

Pei Wei nodded meekly, buried her face in her mother's neck, and said coquettishly: "Mother, you can sleep with me tonight, I have a lot to say to mother."

Cui Shun'er turned her head and let the family break up, then took her daughter's hand and got into the warm bed together.

In fact, as a mother, Cui Shun'er also knew that she had neglected her duty in the past. She was so focused on her eldest daughter and her grandson that she didn't pay much attention to her younger daughter's emotional changes.

The night was dark, and there was silence outside the window, with occasional crickets fluttering their wings.

Cui Shun'er thought of Ma Qiufen who gave birth to Pei Maimai two years after Pei Wei was born. At that time, she had serious patriarchal thoughts and neglected to take care of her daughter who was also a baby.

Pei Wei was in a happy mood, and from time to time she arched her head into her mother's arms. She closed her eyes, but the corners of her mouth were curled up, chirping about interesting things about her childhood.

Cui Shun'er listened patiently, and responded with a smile: "You were only five years old at the time, so you still remember such a long time ago."

Pei Wei chuckled and said, "Of course, because I have a deep memory."

Not long after, Pei Wei, who was overwhelmed by sleepiness, fell asleep unknowingly. Cui Shun'er lovingly kissed her daughter's forehead, and then closed the quilt.

It's funny to say that the farce caused by Cui Yan'er finally came to a successful conclusion, and she didn't bother in vain, at least her daughter kept it.

The next day, the wind was sunny and the breeze was blowing.

Cui Shun'er went to the market and bought a set of men's clothing from Fang Shu.

Fang Shu immediately approached gossipingly, and asked with a smile: "Where did you find your old friend? When will you bring it for me to see and check for you?"

Cui Shun'er coughed twice, and replied solemnly: "It's not a good friend, you also know that I have been a widow for many years, and I bought this dress because a certain person has kindness to me, so I am going to make a dress for him, as a way to repay the debt of gratitude." .”

Fang Shu's smile was even more cunning, and she put an elbow to her, joking: "If you like it, you have to do it early, you Cui Shun'er must have good vision!"

Cui Shun'er waved her hand and testified to herself in a funny way: "It really doesn't matter, you don't want to mess with the mandarin ducks. All right, I'll put the money here for you, let's go first."

The more explanations, the more outrageous, 36 steps are the best plan.

After Cui Shun'er slipped away, Fang Shu cheered her up with a loud voice, which made Cui Shun'er dumbfounded, and couldn't help laughing at herself for being ruthless, otherwise she could completely turn a blind eye to Pei Xian's self-indulgence.

Cui Shun'er is very talented in making clothes. Even though she has been unfamiliar with embroidery for nearly 20 years after her marriage, once she encounters scissors and needlework again, the deep-rooted memory drives her to start sewing.

A few days later, a crescent-colored robe appeared in front of my eyes.

Cui Shun'er was quite satisfied with her craftsmanship, but the clothes were ready, and she struggled for a long time whether to give them to Pei Xian.

While cooking at noon, she saw the dirty clothes she threw in the corner, which was Pei Xian's tattered coat.

Cui Shun'er thought about it, and decided to send the clothes to Pei Xian. After all the past favors were paid off, the two of them could draw a clear line between them.

After spring, the sun is bright and warm, and the breeze is also mixed with the sweet smell of a hundred flowers blooming.

Cui Shun'er came to the gate of the Imperial College mansion with smooth steps. Before she went in, she happened to see Chu Wei, Pei Xian's subordinate.

Seeing Cui Shun'er suddenly appear at the door, Chu Wei was very surprised. Just as he was about to say hello, the woman said first, "Hi, please help me give this dress to your lord, thank you."

Chu Wei was puzzled, and reached out to take the clothes. His lord liked dark clothes, but the robe Cui Shun'er handed him was white, obviously not the clothes the lord ordered.

After Cui Shun'er explained, she wanted to leave immediately, also to avoid running into that man if she stayed longer.

The truth is, just as she turned around, Pei Xian came out from the mansion. The man was tall and heroic.

Pei Xianxin called to Cui Shun'er happily: "Since you're here, why not sit down and have a cup of tea soon."

Cui Shun'er categorically refused: "No need, I have brought the clothes, and there are urgent matters waiting for me to deal with at home, thank you for your kindness."

Pei Xian's deep eyes were fixed on the woman, and he said in a dull voice, "I'm going back to Beijing tomorrow. I don't know when the next meeting will be."

Hearing this, Cui Shun'er's body froze without a trace, she was very surprised that this man bid farewell suddenly, but after careful calculation, he, a court official, had stayed in this village for several months, so it should be time to leave.

Cui Shun'er congratulated calmly: "The folk girl wishes you a safe journey."

After being married for many years and having several children, she still felt a little bit of reluctance in her heart, but she didn't show it.

The woman left without hesitation.

It wasn't until her figure completely disappeared in the alley that Pei Xian looked away and took the clothes from Chu Wei's hands. He recognized at a glance that what Cui Shun'er handed back was not the old clothes he took off.

Pei Xian stretched out his hand to touch the texture of the brand-new fabric. It was purely handmade, and it seemed that Cui Shun'er sewed it by himself. After watching it for a while, the man secretly admired her exquisite craftsmanship, and the cloud pattern embroidery on the cuffs was even more exquisite.

If it wasn't for the emperor's oral order to return him to Beijing immediately, Pei Xian would be more than happy to continue living in this simple village.

It's just that after he left, he really didn't know when he could come back next time. After all, he was working under the emperor, and he could not disobey the orders from above.

When Pei Xian thought that he was about to part with Cui Shun'er and that he might never see the Pei family again, the severe pain invaded his brain crazily, but this time he had a headache, he didn't think of any past memory fragments.

With a heavy sigh, Pei Xian shook his head, and put aside his wild thoughts, he packed up his luggage and set foot on the road back to Beijing.

In the Pei family, Cui Shun'er completely regarded her husband as dead, and concentrated on living a leisurely single life with money and leisure.

Under her meticulous care, the barbata is growing very gratifyingly, and soon it will be time to harvest again.

Cui Shun'er took her eldest brother to work in the field for two days. Pei Wei couldn't do the farm work in the field, but she stopped idle and took the initiative to bring water and food to her mother and elder brother.