In the spring before the first wife's return to the hall

Chapter 111 Surprise
Jin Jingyi naturally knew Jin'er's grievances. Although Jin'er's temper was a bit tough, he always saved face for Mrs. Tai every time; this was also the reason for his silence.

Of course he understood what his mother said, but he couldn't say anything, so he felt even more guilty towards Jin'er.

For what happened tonight, he felt more grateful to Tan Qiuyin, but also felt more guilty towards Jin'er, and the two women were tied.

At least Tan Qiuyin felt this way, and she didn't want to stop there tonight; because what she wanted was not Jin Jingyi's gratitude: she would be happier if Jin Jing hated Jiner .

Jin'er was not in the mood to compete with Tan Qiuyin, and after seeing Mrs. Tai go away, she naturally turned around and said goodbye to Jin Jing: If there is Mrs. Tai, it would be best if Jin Jingyi didn't come to pester her tonight.

Otherwise, she could only bring out lotus incense; but lotus incense is poison, and the more you use it, the worse it will be for her.

Therefore, she was not at all dissatisfied with Mrs. Tai's arrangement, but felt a little grateful: don't worry about Jin Jingyi's grilled fish.

Jin Jingyi didn't stay with Jin'er, nor did he say a word. Of course, Tan Qiuyin wouldn't let Tan Qiuyin know that he was going to grill fish with Jin'er tonight: after Tan Qiuyin has been appeased, go to Jin'er's place as soon as possible. up.

But Tan Qiuyin spoke and left Jin'er behind: "Mrs. Mu stays behind. There is something that happens to happen when Mrs. Tai is away. Let's discuss it with the master; we are all a family, and Mrs. Mu can say whatever she wants."

While she was talking, she stepped forward and took Jin'er's hand, and dragged her into Mrs. Tai's living room to sit down together: "It's my fault, and it's the master's fault. It should have been thought of earlier."

Jin Jingyi followed in, seeing Tan Qiuyin treating Jin'er like this, he was extremely happy; if the relationship between the two women was good, then it would be really easy to discuss who should be the wife and who should be the concubine.

What's more, family and everything are happy. As a man, he sees the picture in front of him, of course he feels pleasing to the eye.

"What's the matter?" He sat beside Jin'er, looked sideways at Tan Qiuyin, and handed Tan Qiuyin a plate of snacks: "Eat a little first, I'll let them bring the food to mother's side later."

Speaking of this, he looked at Jin'er and explained: "Qiuyin was hungry just now, and people who are happy are like that; but because she was worried about you, Qiuyin rushed over with me without caring about eating."

"Now that she still wants to talk to you, I think it's better for us to have dinner together." He really wanted to sit down and have a meal with Jin'er and Qiuyin, talking and laughing.

It's normal for a man to think.

Jin'er nodded: "Okay. I just don't know what's the matter with Mrs. Tan?" Her reaction was a little cold, and she didn't mind how Jin Jingyi would feel after seeing it.

Because she knows best what Tan Qiuyin has done today, and she hasn't thanked Tan Qiuyin for the big gift sent to Mu's house; when she hears Jin Jingyi's words at this time, of course all she has in her heart is vigilance meaning.

Jin Jingyi's heart was full of emotion and hope, and when Jin'er's indifference poured a large basin of cold water on him, he felt a little resentful at the moment, and turned his head to drink some tea to cover it up.

Tan Qiuyin sighed and glared at Jin Jingyi: "You can still eat tea, and remember to eat?! Men are so careless, Mrs. Mu, you don't have to care; the master has a heart, it's just men, you Can you still count on him to think about everything?"

There was a real intimacy in her words, and the intimacy with Jin Jingyi was thrown away at Jin Er.

Jin'er was unmoved, but quietly watched Tan Qiuyin waiting for her next words.

Jin Jingyi also looked at Tan Qiuyin in surprise, and felt that Tan Qiuyin was a little different tonight, so what's the matter with him?He made it sound as if Jin'er and her were very close, but when the position of his wife was uncertain, he knew best that the two women would be pretty good if they met and didn't fight.

They didn't want to make things difficult for him.

"What's wrong with me?" He asked, looking at Jin'er and then at Tan Qiuyin, of course he was happy to see Tan Qiuyin treat Jin'er well; it's just that he was too nice all of a sudden, which made him feel a little uncomfortable The real feeling comes.

Tan Qiuyin had a big fuss two days ago.

Tan Qiuyin glared at him again after hearing the words: "Master, you are careless. Look, what is this?" She beckoned, and Wudi brought a wooden tray covered with a brocade handkerchief.

Wudi put the wooden tray in place, reached out to pick up the brocade handkerchief, then Shi Li retreated behind Tan Qiuyin, without saying a word from the beginning to the end.

On the wooden tray is a decorative sword that is kept in the room to ward off evil spirits.

As soon as Jin Jing knew it, Jin Er knew it too: it was the sword in her room that Mu Jian took away—today she was so angry in Mu's residence that she really had to forget this sword in the end.

She wanted to get this sword back just to vent her anger. Unlike the money Jin Jingyi gave Mu Jian, the sword was hers after all; so she would only forget it after she got angry.

Now, what was supposed to be in Mu Jian's hands appeared in Tan Qiuyin's hands; Jin'er couldn't help but look up at Tan Qiuyin, her gaze suddenly as cold as a knife.

Tan Qiuyin looked back at Jin'er, with a smile in her eyes, gentle but without any hostility, completely ignoring the questioning in Jin'er's eyes.

Everything can only be blamed on you, Mu Jin'er, who has a family that doesn't live up to expectations. If it wasn't for Mu Jian's doing something wrong, how could you be caught by me today?
Tan Qiuyin didn't feel any guilt at all, because her family was within the scope of what a woman was like; if Mu Jiner wanted to blame, she could only blame her parents for having such a younger brother instead of blaming her.

Jin Jing put down the tea, his face turned serious, and finally understood why Tan Qiuyin kept Jin'er: it was definitely not the one he was hoping for.

This matter is really big or small, and it is the kind of thing that is likely to make a big deal; and of course he doesn't want it to make a big deal.

"Oh." He responded very plainly, and couldn't understand what he meant; it wasn't that he didn't want to speak more clearly, but that he knew too little now, especially when the sword was held by Tan Qiuyin. Come out, people who listen to what she means to talk about the family still know.

If he spoke rashly, he might be self-defeating; therefore, after he responded noncommittally, he looked at Jin'er to know the ins and outs of the matter.

Tan Qiuyin gave him a white look: "Master, you are ashamed to ask. If I were master, I would apologize to Mrs. Mu. It was sent by a shopkeeper of our family, the shopkeeper of the pawnshop."

When she mentioned the pawn shop, she was very careful about her words, even if she didn't realize it herself-not that she did it on purpose.

Speaking of this, she looked at Jin'er: "The shopkeeper hurried over, saying that he had received something from our house, and asked if it was stolen or something. He, too, was kind."

"Also, the shopkeeper is worried that it might belong to the female relatives of our family. If it falls into someone's hands, it will be bad for our family's reputation—this old shopkeeper just thinks too much."

"I didn't recognize this thing after looking at it, but I could confirm that it belonged to our house, but Die Wu who was beside Mrs. Tai recognized it and said that she had seen a similar one in Mrs. Mu's room."

She took the sword into her hand and played with it. The expression on her face was obscured by the flickering candlelight, but the sword flashed a chilling white light under the light.

"I didn't take what Die Wu said seriously. I thought that Mrs. Mu would not tell the master if she had something to say. There is no reason to treat it as something."

"It's just that I have to ask carefully about the things in the mansion. I called the old shopkeeper into the mansion and asked carefully. After seeing the pawn ticket, I realized that Mrs. Mu's brother pawned the sword."

Tan Qiuyin looked at Jin Jing and smiled: "At that time, I felt relieved, so it couldn't be stolen; it's just that the things in Mrs. Mu's room are inconvenient to fall into other people's hands, so I kept this sword."

"I thought about sending the old shopkeeper away, and I felt really sad;" She sighed and looked at Jin Jing: "It's always my fault with the master, and I should apologize to Mrs. Mu."

"Mrs. Mu has just come back. She has no possessions, but it is unavoidable that she is useless. I don't have any cash on hand. Alas, but how can I speak to the master? Madam Mu has no choice but to pawn something, right?"

She put down the sword and signaled the girl to bring the sword in front of Jin'er: "Fortunately, it's the pawnshop of my Tan family, no one else knows about it, master and Mrs. Mu don't worry."

After listening, Jin Jingyi's complexion was really ugly, but he didn't know who to attack; Tan Qiuyin?What did she do wrong? After all, she deliberately said this behind Madam Tai's back - if Madam Tai knew about it, Jin'er would definitely be scolded.

Even if Tan Qiuyin's move was still out of selfishness, but it was Jin'er who made the mistake, not Tan Qiuyin. Could it be that Tan Qiuyin had a fit because Tan Qiuyin found out about Jin'er's mistake?
Blame Jin'er?As Tan Qiuyin said, if Jin'er wasn't in a hurry to use the money, why would she be pawning it?Although he said that Jin'er should tell him anything, but Jin'er's temperament is very hard now, and he would rather think of something on his own than ask him for help.

Even so, if something from the Jin family is discovered in a pawnshop, it will really become a joke in Kaiyuan City: If it is not important, it will not have the imprint of the Jin family on it. How to answer?
Does the Jin family treat any close relative badly and let him live as a thing, or is there a major incident in the Jin family, and they have been reduced to relying on pawnshops to live?In short, it will not make people have good associations, and he will not be able to speak clearly when facing questions with ulterior motives.

More importantly, for his safety, Jin'er specially asked someone to cast that sword and asked the Taoist priest to perform rituals for it; now, Jin'er has pawned the sword!

Even if you want to use silver, there are many things in the house, which one is not good, why should you use this sword?

(End of this chapter)