Daughter's favorite concubine: Don't come here, the black-bellied prince

Chapter 143
After Xinmeng understood the old lady's intentions, she immediately sneered in her heart.

In the previous life, she might give in, but in this life, she will not allow anyone to humiliate her at will, even if this person is her grandmother.

"Grandmother," Xinmeng looked at the old lady fearlessly, "I don't know if the person who reported to you has clearly informed grandmother of the identity of the man who is having trouble with her granddaughter?"

"Of course." The old lady snorted again, "Don't think that because you won the favor of the two princes, I dare not punish you. They can't control the affairs of the general's house."

As long as there is, I am most afraid that the person will not say it!

"Grandmother, please allow Xinmeng to explain." Xinmeng said.

Seeing that she was calm as usual, the old lady felt a little uneasy in her heart, but after thinking about it, she must be pretending to be calm, intending to get away with sophistry, so she felt much more at ease.

"Let's talk." The old lady picked up the fragrant tea offered by the maid, but didn't drink it. "Let me see how you explain it."

Xinmeng smiled, and asked slowly: "May I ask if the old lady saw Xinmeng and the man flirting outside the gate with her own eyes?"

"No." The old lady answered truthfully, but immediately changed her voice, full of confidence, "However, I believe that no one in the general's mansion dares to lie in front of me and falsely accuse the eldest daughter of the general's mansion."

For the old lady's certainty, Xinmeng smiled lightly and did not make any comments.

But this faint smile made the old lady extremely annoyed.The old lady thought that Xinmeng had underestimated her authority and intended to challenge her position in the general's mansion.

"Grandmother, Xinmeng asks you, what is a ruler and what is a minister? What should a ruler be, and what should a minister be like?" Xinmeng asked the second question.

The old lady looked at Xinmeng suspiciously, and replied: "The emperor is the emperor, and my Shen family is a subject. The emperor loves the people, and my Shen family is loyal to the emperor."

"What about the prince? Is it the king or the minister?" Xin Meng asked for advice seriously.

The old lady suddenly felt that she was surrounded by Xinmeng, and a feeling of uneasiness arose spontaneously.

"The prince is naturally...cough cough..." The old lady coughed twice, and suddenly she had an idea, and quickly replied, "In front of the emperor, the princes are naturally ministers. But in front of my Shen family, they represent the majesty of the emperor." .”

The old lady thought she answered perfectly, but she didn't know that Xin had already burst into laughter in her heart, but her face was very serious, "Grandmother is right, Xinmeng has benefited a lot from listening."

Just when the old lady was complacent, Xinmeng said again: "Since the princes represent the majesty of the emperor, and the Shen family are loyal subjects, Xinmeng, as a member of the Shen family, naturally dare not go against the wishes of the princes."

After hearing Xinmeng's words, the old lady sitting above couldn't sit still.

But Xinmeng didn't give her a chance to speak, and continued on her own: "The two princes insist on their own opinions, and Xinmeng must choose between them, but no matter which prince Xinmeng chooses, it's wrong. Meng didn't dare to offend anyone, so she was in a dilemma. She was afraid that if she made a wrong move, her father's future would be affected. But her grandmother also knew that the princes would not get what they wanted, so they would not let it go. A prince, so that they will not turn their faces immediately."

Being deliberately reminded by Xinmeng, the old lady was taken aback, and quickly asked: "Then what should I do? You must not offend them and affect your father's future."

Sure enough, the old lady cared most about her precious son.

(End of this chapter)