Chapter 4 — I Marry Instead of Samadhi, Just To Recoup A Debt

"Last night was my husband and I's wedding night. Your heart didn't hurt early, it didn't hurt late, but it intentionally broke out right when my husband was being helped back to the wedding room, and then sent someone to invite him." I paused slightly, the corners of my lips curved up into a half-smile, half-not smile. "It's hard for me not to think that you did it on purpose." "You don't want your husband and I to get married, you want me to become the laughing stock of the whole capital." "Dao Thi." Hau. The lady rolled her eyes angrily and looked at Dao Yen Nhi. "Did you really use such despicable tricks to compete for favor?" Dao Yen Nhi's face turned pale and she replied in panic: "Old lady, I don't have any concubines." Tieu Tung heartbrokenly hugged her closer to his chest. "Mother, Yen Nhi's heart aches because she took the arrow for me in the past. How can you doubt her?" The lady is already old, a long time ago. No longer manages many affairs in the government. Hearing that, she just raised her hand to caress her eyebrows, her face full of fatigue. "I'm tired, everyone go down." I silently counted down in my heart. As soon as I counted to two, the chef staggered in. "Old lady, please be the master for this slave." I glanced at Dao Yen Nhi, my eyes filled with pride. She thought I was like her eldest sister, thinking that just using the so-called "gentleness and virtue" could bind me. The chef cried. I also cried, crying even louder than her. "I only ate a little food, a lowly person dares to slander the master at will, is there any reason?" "Or is the Marquis so poor that even the master has to calculate if he eats a little food? If that's really the case..." "Now I will separate and return to the Tham family." "Oh that's right, the two children left by the eldest sister also carry the blood of the Tham family, I will take them back. They came back together.” Dao Yen Nhi was stunned. Tieu Tung's face became even more unsightly, and he shouted at me in a low voice: "Tham Nhu, if you have something to say slowly." I put my hands on my hips and angrily replied: "Is it because I don't want to talk?" "On the second day of my marriage to your Marquis, all sorts of dirty water was splashed on my head. Are you blind in the eyes and heart so you can't see?" I called towards the door: "Sister Nguyet, brother Canh, you two come in." Tieu Thuy. Leading two children in. The two of them had showered, changed into new clothes, and had finished breakfast. The more they looked, the more white and lovely they looked like jade and snow. It's just a pity that if I had a little more skin on my body, it would be better. pressed close to her. "Miss Dao, why can't I raise the two children?" Dao Yen Nhi took a big step back, a look of fear on her face. "Since the first lady passed away, the two children have always been raised in my hospital." "The two children are still small, if suddenly brought to an outsider's hospital, I'm afraid they won't get used to it. If they don't eat well, they won't sleep well..." Suddenly... I raise my hand. Dao Yen Nhi was startled and trembled. I smiled slightly, just raised my hand to fix my sideburns. "Sister Nguyet Nhi, Canh Ca Nhi, come to the second aunt." Hearing my call, the two children immediately got away from Tieu Thuy and eagerly ran towards me. Seeing that I was about to roll up the two children's sleeves, Dao Yen Nhi's face immediately turned pale and she shouted loudly: "Don't!"