Rebirth of the eldest daughter

Chapter 1363 Auntie is pregnant with a dead child

The next day.

Cold wind and haze.

The sky was a little gloomy.

Mrs. Cui was sitting in the main hall of the courtyard, waiting for the arrival of her second sister-in-law.

The servant has come to report, and the second sister-in-law has come in.

Guessing the time, it was time to come to her yard.

Her face was a little pale, and she could only cover up the pale color with rouge.

But the darkness under his eyes could not be covered up by thick makeup.

It can be seen that even though Bai Xiuying was with her last night, she did not sleep well at all.

Bai Xiuying got up before dawn to practice kung fu. When she finally woke up after a while, she was gone.

The maid nearby helped her dress, wash, and eat breakfast. As soon as she sat down, she heard the news that her second sister-in-law had come to the door.

She kept looking outside, holding the handkerchief tightly.

Not long after, there was a sound of footsteps outside.

Mrs. Shen was walking towards her with a young woman and a boy of four or five years old.

"Second sister-in-law."

Ms. Cui stood up quickly and called out to the woman who had just come in anxiously.

The second sister-in-law's surname is Han, and most outsiders call her the school captain's wife.

But some people also like to call her Han.

Mrs. Han raised her eyes, looked at Mrs. Cui, and showed a faint smile: "Sister Su Bing."

Mrs. Shen quickly asked her to sit down: "Second Young Madam, you must be tired after walking for a long time. Please sit down first and have a cup of tea before reminiscing with the fifth brother and sister."

Han smiled.

She is very good-looking, plump, very dignified, and has the air of a lady.

Today she was wearing a plain dress, with a jade-colored belt around her waist, and her hair was just held up with a hairpin. The hairpin was decorated with white plum blossoms, which was as beautiful as hers.

She was still in her filial piety period, and although she was plain, she did not make others unhappy.

After hearing what Shen said, she was extremely easy-going and sat down with a smile.

The servants served tea and cakes, and she picked them up without any hesitation.

Even if her son wanted to eat cakes, she didn't stop him.

It really seemed like he was here to visit his family, and he was approachable with a sense of propriety.

After taking a sip of tea, she said softly: "Sister, sister-in-law, with the whole family's thoughts, comes to see you."

Cui's eyes were a little red when she heard this.

But she soon returned to normal.

"I'm very happy that my second sister-in-law is interested. I also ask my second sister-in-law to thank everyone on my behalf."

Mrs. Han smiled and looked at the maid.

The maid immediately handed over a bamboo basket.

Han took it, put it on the coffee table, and opened the lid of the bamboo basket.

She took out some small bags, small hats, small shoes, and even small clothes and socks.

She said: "Everyone knows that you are happy and they are all happy for you. But because of your second brother's incident, your parents-in-law and mother-in-law are very sad, and the brothers and sisters at home are also very sad. In order not to pass on this emotion to you, everyone endures it." Didn’t come to see you.”

"However, everyone's hearts are tied to you! These are the clothes that my mother-in-law and we made together. They are given to your future children to express our feelings."

Mrs. Cui was very happy to see it.

There is no shortage of ginseng supplements in Baifu.

Many people in the White House are preparing these handmade gadgets.

However, what my mother's family sent me was a heartfelt gift after all.

She thanked her happily: "Thank you, second sister-in-law, and thank you to my mother and sisters. I'm very grateful."

As soon as she finished speaking, she approached and took the things respectfully. Mrs. Shen looked at it and did not stop her. She just held the tea cup silently and sipped the tea by herself, as if she was not here.

Mrs. Cui picked up everything and looked at it carefully and couldn't put it down.

She said: "My mother's craftsmanship is still so good. Look at this little unicorn, it's so vividly embroidered."

Han laughed and said, "My mother-in-law is sure that the child in your belly is a boy, so she insists on embroidering this unicorn pattern."

Ms. Cui smiled broadly: "Whether it's a boy or a girl, I like them all. If you can't use them for the first child, then save them for later."

Hearing this, Shen raised her head and caught the loneliness in Han's eyes.

Mrs. Shen was worried that Mrs. Han would make Mrs. Cui unhappy by mentioning Cui Zhihui. Just as she was about to change the subject, Mrs. Han didn't say anything, but handed her son a cake.

She warned her son: "The pastries here are delicious, but you have to exercise moderation, otherwise you will get upset, you know?"

The boy responded with a smile: "I know, mother."

Mrs. Shen picked up the tea cup again, but her hanging heart did not let go.

The more Han acted like this and showed no hostility, the more worried she became.

At this time, Mrs. Han looked at Mrs. Cui and said again: "If you like it, I will make more. I have both boys and girls ready, and they will always be used."

Ms. Cui nodded: "Then I would like to thank my second sister-in-law first."

Mrs. Han smiled: "Thank you for what? Before you left the cabinet, didn't you do a lot for your unborn nephew?"

When Mrs. Cui heard this, she couldn't help being startled: "This happened many years ago, and my second sister-in-law still remembers it."

Han smiled and said: "My sister's kindness and kindness must be remembered."

The two of them just talked about each other, without any confrontation, and without deliberately getting close to each other to please.

It's more like friends whom I haven't seen for a long time, chatting about everyday things.

The atmosphere is surprisingly harmonious.

At this time, the boy clapped his hands and said, "Mom, I've eaten."

Mrs. Han lovingly took out the handkerchief and said, "After eating, you must wash your hands first and ask mother to wipe them for you."

The little boy was very obedient and allowed Mrs. Han to wipe his hands.

After wiping off the crumbs on his hands, he jumped off the chair and walked towards Ms. Cui: "Auntie, your pastries are so delicious. Ren'er likes them."

Mrs. Cui couldn't help but feel a little stunned when she saw this child whose facial features were almost the same as those of her second brother.

After she came to her senses, she smiled and said, "If Ren'er likes it, then come here to eat often. Auntie will prepare it for you."

"Thank you, aunt." The boy thanked him naively, and then turned his head to look at the tiger hat in Cui's hand: "This hat is so cute, can I wear it for Ren'er?"

Mrs. Han quickly stopped her: "Silly boy, that's for your aunt's unborn child. You also have one. When you get home, my mother will find it for you."

The boy suddenly became stubborn: "I want to wear this, I want to wear this! Ren'er wants this!"

Ms. Cui held her hat and didn't know what to do for a moment.

This hat is obviously not suitable for his nephew to wear, neither if he gives it to him, nor if he doesn't give it to him.

Han said with a straight face, "That's for a newborn baby. Ren'er has grown up and can't wear it anymore. Be obedient!"

The boy's mouth fell flat, and then he cried loudly.

While crying, he said: "I don't need my aunt's child! Why can't I give it to Ren'er?!"

Mr. Han patiently explained: "We can't use it now because my aunt's child hasn't been born yet. We can use it after she is born."

Shen suddenly felt something was wrong.

She quickly stood up and held the boy: "Ren'er, be good. If Ren'er wants it, my aunt will help you and your aunt will give it to you, okay?"

The boy turned from sadness to joy, with tears still hanging from the corners of his eyes, but a smile bloomed.

He clapped his hands: "The hat belongs to Ren'er! Ren'er is happy!"

While he was talking, he walked to Mrs. Cui.

Ms. Cui thought he was coming to get her hat, so she was going to hand it to him.

Unexpectedly, he suddenly stretched out his hand and pointed at Cui's belly: "The child in my aunt's belly is dead. Dead people don't need hats. Auntie should have given it to Ren'er from the beginning!"

As soon as this statement came out, everyone's expression changed drastically.

(End of this chapter)