After interpenetrating with Lord Hou, he became addicted to house fighting

Chapter 36 Inverse Calculation

Mrs. Kuang was overjoyed, and immediately stood up, "Yinyin, wait a moment, auntie will come as soon as she goes."

After she took her away, Liandong leaned over and whispered in Rong An's ear: "Old Madam Kuang originally wanted the Second Madam to bring Miss to King Jing'an.

"Second Madam Kuang saw Prime Minister Hu's youngest son on the way, so she changed her mind and wanted to create the fact that you and Young Master Hu had a private meeting."

King Jing'an is the cousin of the current emperor. He is nearly [-] years old, and the concubine died last year. Mrs. Kuang is trying to push Miss Chu to be the sequel to King Jing'an!

Others don't know, but Rong An doesn't know?The sanctimonious King Jing'an was addicted to alcohol and beat others violently when drunk, which killed the fifth princess!It's just that it's handled well, and no one from the princess's family will hold her accountable.

King Jing'an has always liked to be lively, he always likes to hold banquets, he looks like he likes to socialize, because of his high status and he can let go of his figure, there are quite a lot of people attending the meeting.

Being able to attend his banquet is a good opportunity to expand your network.

No wonder Mrs. Kuang had such an idea.

As for Prime Minister Hu's youngest son...

Prime Minister Hu himself is quite talented, but it's a pity that his sons are not very successful.

This youngest son is a born idiot, spoiled by the prime minister's wife, the people around him never dare to restrain him, they only let his temper mess around.

Call him stupid, but his aesthetics are not bad, he only likes to harass young and beautiful girls.

Last time, I almost bullied the daughter of a low-ranking official.The prime minister's wife gave both kindness and power to suppress the matter.

Rong An sneered slightly.

Seeing him like this, Liandong didn't go into details, but only asked: "What's your order, miss?"

Rong An said: "Since Second Madam Kuang invited me to drink tea, it means that Young Master Hu is not in place yet."

Mr. Hu is a short-tempered fool, not so easy to play with.

"Yes," Liandong replied, "Our people also contributed a little bit."

"Don't embarrass him too much," Rong An suddenly smiled, "When you worship the Buddha later, you find a way to push down the Buddha statue and give me a chance to save people.

"Then send the overly frightened Mrs. Kuang to her meditation room to rest, and the rest of the matter can proceed according to her original plan."

This is repaying the person in the same way as the person.

Lonicera nodded to show that she understood.

The voices of the two were very low, and Mu Xiang noticed that they were whispering, so she walked away a little bit, staring around to prevent being overheard.

Now when they finished speaking, he said: "Miss, there are quite a lot of people in the temple today."

Rong An smiled meaningfully, the days must have been carefully selected by Mrs. Kuang's mother-in-law and daughter-in-law, to spread the news that Chu Yin was picked up by King Jing'an as soon as possible.

Now, the Kuang family is going to have a scandal.

Immediately he frowned, no, there are hidden dangers in doing things like this!

After all, Ms. Chu is the cousin of the Kuang Mansion, and something happened to Mrs. Kuang's second wife, and Ms. Chu's reputation is not good.

So he changed his words and told Liandong: "Just let the Kuang family run into them."

Honeysuckle took the lead.

Mrs. Kuang came back in a hurry, her face was not very good-looking, she had already reprimanded the servant girl outside just now, Mrs. Wu Guogong didn't come at all!Make her happy in vain!
After persuading Chu Yin to drink two cups of tea, Mrs. Kuang finally got a hint from her mother-in-law, got up with a smile, and dragged Rong An to worship Buddha.

Although it is the Avalokitesvara Dojo, the Daxiong Hall still enshrines the third Buddha.

Xishan Temple is full of incense, and there are countless dignitaries and ordinary people who come and pray for Buddha.

(End of this chapter)