Sloth's Home Fragrance of Rice Fields

Chapter 201 The Princess Consort Leaves the Chen Family
"Princess—" the son-in-law shouted standing behind the two, seeing his daughter-in-law whispering to her mother, the son-in-law's heart softened.

The princess turned around and saw that it was her husband: "Consort."

"Princess, thank you." The son-in-law smiled softly at the princess.

"We are husband and wife, isn't this what I should do?" The son-in-law smiled at herself for the first time in the past few months. The princess was very grateful to Li Yao for enlightening her, otherwise her husband would not have treated her so quickly. The mistake was relieved so quickly.

"Princess, I'm sorry, I shouldn't have treated you like that a while ago." The son-in-law said softly, holding the princess's hand.

"My son-in-law, I have also reflected on it in the past two days. I lost my mother because I didn't care enough for her before. Mrs. Chen, a stranger, can treat her so well. How can I, a daughter-in-law, lose to an outsider? From now on, I will serve my mother with all my heart.”

The son-in-law hugged the princess lightly, and he changed the address of the princess from the previous "mother-in-law" to "mother", so he knew that the princess was telling the truth.

"Princess, it's really hard for you." The son-in-law said softly, she is a princess, she has changed so much for him, he should be content.

"My son-in-law, I can do anything for you." The princess said emotionally, leaning on the son-in-law's arms.

"Ying'er—" the old lady called out, breaking the two who were loving each other.

"Mother, I'm here." The princess hurried over and continued to help the old grandma brush her hair.

Looking at the warm picture, the son-in-law raised a satisfied smile.

Three days later, Li Yao sent the grandmother and princess out of the Chen family.

"Yao'er, thank you!" The princess turned around and held Li Yao's hand before getting into the carriage and said.

"Princess, you are too polite." After a few days of getting along, Li Yao and this unassuming princess became friends who talked about everything.

"Yao'er, I'm telling the truth. If I hadn't met you, I couldn't imagine what my mother would be like now. If it wasn't for your enlightenment, my son-in-law and I wouldn't be able to settle down."

"Princess, it's because you are kind, so you can listen to my words." Li Yao said with a smile.

The princess laughed lightly, and said: "Yao'er, I really want to stay in your house for a little longer and have a good chat with you, I find it really interesting to be with you."

"But the princess is reluctant to leave her son-in-law!" Li Yao said firmly.

"Who can't bear it!" The princess blushed and said coquettishly.

Li Yao covered her mouth and smiled.

"Okay, I really have to go, Yao'er. If you arrive in the capital, you will have to find me at the consort's mansion. You can just give this gold medal to the guard guarding the gate." The princess said as she took the gold medal out of her sleeve. Take out a small gold medal and give it to Li Yao.

Li Yao took it with a smile.

The princess reluctantly got into the carriage, and Li Yao reluctantly glanced at the old lady sitting in the carriage, but the old lady just held onto the princess's hand tightly and didn't look at Li Yao at all.

"Princess, the son-in-law, let's drive—" the uncle of the housekeeper yelled, and the carriage started to move forward slowly.

"Is it the princess and the son-in-law?" There was a group of onlookers standing in front of Chen's house, and a young man among them heard the conversation between Li Yao and the princess in a high-pitched voice.

"What? The princess and the son-in-law?!" A woman was also startled.

"The princess and the son-in-law have come to our Chen family village?"

"Didn't you see it? The one talking to Wen Bin and his wife is the princess." The young man said.

"And the princess seems to have a good relationship with Wen Bin's wife."

"Then we don't have to worry about their private sale of grain, and we don't have to move." A middle-aged man said an issue that he was more concerned about.

"Then I'm relieved." After a woman finished speaking, she walked into the field, and she could go about her business in the field with peace of mind.

(End of this chapter)