Hou Men’s Poison Queen: After rebirth, I took revenge on my whole family

Chapter 137 You are not allowed to enter the palace with your mother-in-law today.
Didn't Madam Hou pressure her with filial piety?If she wanted to live in Qingping Pavilion, she could just come in. Anyway, there was nothing shameful about Nanxian.

If Madam Chou is not allowed to come in, the accusation of her being unfilial will be widely spread in the imperial capital the next day.

Let Mrs. Hou live in Qingping Pavilion. Whether she can live comfortably or not depends on Mrs. Hou herself.

Nan Xian turned around and told Leng Yue, "Change my clothes, I want to enter the palace."

Madam Hou was angry and anxious. After hearing this, she stood up straight and asked in surprise: "Didn't you just enter the palace two days ago? Why do you want to go in again today?"

She had just moved into Qingping Pavilion and had not even spent a night. She was still thinking about having some intimate words between mother and daughter with Nan Xian in the dead of night.

Of course, it would be best if Nan Xian could be persuaded to leave Qingping Pavilion and go back to Yongding Hou Mansion with her.

If not, just adopt Tong Sheng's idea. Mrs. Hou will live in Qingping Pavilion, and for Nan Xian, she will clear out all the servants in Qingping Pavilion and replace them all with people from Yongding Hou.

Then isn't Nanxian back under her control?It's the same as before, except that it has been changed from Yongdinghou Mansion to Qingping Pavilion.

Nanxian glanced at the people in the Hou family, put on his cloak and walked out.

Madam Hou immediately stepped forward and held out her hand to stop Nan Xian, "Xian'er, you come into the palace too frequently. It doesn't look good to others."

"What can be wrong? Concubine Hua has been feeling a little unwell for the past two days. I just went to keep her company. Except for you people in the Yongding Marquis Mansion, no one will criticize me."

After leaving these words, Nanxian took Leng Yue and went out.

She told the shopkeeper, "Secure my room and study and don't let anyone in."

"Yes."

The shopkeeper's response made Madam Hou's angry expression change as she listened.

This is a good daughter she gave birth to. How can a daughter leave her own mother alone and go to others to accompany them and smile happily?
Mrs. Hou felt uncomfortable in her heart. She looked at Nan Xian's back and never looked back. She couldn't bear to accept it no matter what she thought.

Mother Zhou stepped forward to support Mrs. Hou, and Mrs. Hou immediately screamed, "Oh, it hurts."

Nanxian's body paused, and she turned back to look at Madam Hou.

Mrs. Hou was overjoyed and immediately looked at her daughter pitifully, "Xian'er, grandma is not feeling well today either. She may be tired from moving just now."

Seeing this, Zhou's mother hurriedly nodded in agreement, "Miss, come and see Madam quickly. Madam is not in good health. She has been thinking about Miss. Miss should not be so angry with Madam."

Nan Xian turned around and walked towards Madam Hou, who felt even more happy.

After all, she was still the daughter she gave birth to in ten months of pregnancy. No matter how angry she was before, Nan Xian still cared about her as long as she showed any discomfort.

Madam Hou was acting more and more shaky, and she had begun to imagine in her mind how she should let Nan Xian serve her by her bedside.

Just like before, Nan Xian would bring her soup and medicine and bleed her blood. Hearing her cough, Nan Xian would be extremely nervous.

Mrs. Hou didn't cherish Nan Xian's admiration for her at first, but now she particularly misses Nan Xian who was well-behaved and obedient at that time.

Seeing Nan Xian getting closer and closer to her, Mrs. Hou felt a little proud in her heart and said, "Xian'er, my mother-in-law is not feeling well. Help me to go back and lie down. You are not allowed to enter the palace with me today."

Nan Xian stood still in front of Madam Hou, looking down at Madam Hou's extended hand without moving.

(End of this chapter)