You should spend the rest of your life with Qingqing

Chapter 980
After figuring this out, Concubine Cai has nothing wrong with facing Wen Qing'er, and she also sat down generously when Wen Qing'er offered her a seat, but this reaction made Wen Qing'er look sideways.

"Why is Concubine Cai here today? If you have nothing to do, go back and rest, it's time for dinner later, don't go back late, the food from the big kitchen will be cold."

Wen Qing'er took a sip of tea slowly, seeing that Yunniang and Concubine Cai below didn't seem to be leaving, so she took it easy.

Concubine Cai had an idea in her mind, but she couldn't wait any longer, and regardless of Yunniang was still there, she knelt down in front of Wen Qing'er: "Your maidservant, please let Madam be the master."

It was a bit strange to say Wen Qing'er in this way, so she hurriedly asked, "What is your master? But you are not doing well in the house, who bullied you?"

The mansion is most taboo about slaves bullying the master, if it is not stopped in time, and disasters will arise, then the mansion will also lose face.

I saw Concubine Cai shaking her head again and again: "Madam treats the servants really well, no one in the house dares to bully and look down on us as concubines, it is also the merciless favor of the servants."

"Madam, can I allow my servants to remarry?"

When Concubine Cai said this, both Wen Qing'er and Yun Niang were very surprised. Although Wen Qing'er had thought about this before, it was just thinking about it. There has never been a precedent for remarrying her concubine's room.

Before Wen Qing'er could speak, Yunniang asked first: "You were given to the second master by the emperor, this, if you get married again, it won't sound good to say it?"

"You serve delicious food and drinks in the Hou's mansion. Although you are not favored, this life is considered stable. If you have a son and a half in a few years, it will be a real blessing."

I don't know if this Yunniang was on purpose or not, but Wen Qing'er was still a little vacillating at first when she just talked about her son and half daughter, but she immediately made up her mind.

Isn't it just that the concubine wants to marry?
What wasn't there before is now.

The emperor gave the concubine Cai to the second master. After that, the concubine Cai will be the master of the second master. She really treats it as a treasure in the mansion, and I have never seen other mansions waiting to see these things given to the woman.

Finding someone a good family to marry is also doing a good deed.

Wen Qing'er hurriedly asked: "You should think about it, if the second master really decides for you, you won't be allowed to go back on your word."

Concubine Cai didn't hesitate at all, and straightly posed towards Wen Qing'er, with a long-lost smile on her face: "It's all up to Mrs. Hou Ye, that is, that is, marrying the slave to the wild husband in the mountain village, the slave And absolutely no regrets."

"Since I was a child, my servant has no chance to make decisions about my own marriage. I haven't even seen a foreigner. I just raised him in my boudoir and sent him to the palace to serve when I was old."

"Actually, I would definitely not want to be a servant, but I don't have any chance to resist and speak. After finally entering the Hou's mansion, I can see the deep affection between my wife and the second master. I really don't want to be involved with it."

"Now that the second master and his wife have consummated their marriage, the friendship is even stronger. The slaves really don't want to spend all their time trying to be concubines and destroy the relationship between the second master and his wife."

Speaking of this, Concubine Cai was afraid that Wen Qing'er might misunderstand, so she hurriedly added: "Second Master is naturally good, Second Master is an indomitable hero, any girl who sees the heroic appearance of Lord Hou must admire him."

"It's just that the servants are self-aware that they are definitely not worthy of Lord Hou with their willow appearance, so they stopped thinking."

(End of this chapter)