An Ruijie hurriedly stepped forward to help the old lady calm down. He was afraid that An Xishui would do something shocking again, so he turned away the servants. Unexpectedly, she really said something shocking! However, An Ruijie was here
He held a civil position in the court and had a virtuous and sensible wife, so what An Xici said, apart from feeling a little disrespectful, was very reasonable. What his grandmother and aunt asked for was a bit too much.
!Thanks to my father's firm stance, otherwise, I'm afraid their An family would really be involved in the struggle for the right to inherit the throne!
An Xici sat on the chair and didn't even look at the out-of-breath Mrs. Lin. If it wasn't for the Yu family to be safe and sound in this home, would she care about the life and death of the Marquis of Jingguo Mansion?
An Jingcheng glared at An Xishui: "As a crown princess, don't you even know what filial piety is?"
An Xibi raised her eyebrows: "I have been stupid for fifteen years and have never learned anything. My father has never learned anything either."
How honest she is! She hasn't seen her father in fifteen years, right? Isn't there an ancient saying that says, if a son doesn't teach, it's the father's fault? Oh, look, she remembered it after just reading it once!
An Jingcheng's liver ached with anger. If the person in front of him was not a daughter but a son, he would have whipped him long ago! Unfortunately, his son was gentle and gentle, and he never let him use the whip. Although An Xishu was a little rebellious,
It was because of the stubbornness and courage he had when he was young that he was obviously furious, but he recognized his daughter more and more from his heart!
He came here today because he wanted to know how she was doing in the Prince's Mansion, but he was too embarrassed to ask these questions. He and the Yu family were in such trouble that he couldn't go to the Yu family, so he came to Wutong Courtyard. But it was
Unexpectedly, my mother still didn’t give up and was still thinking of supporting the fifth prince!
He looked at his mother. In fact, he also knew that her mother took power too seriously. His father died young. In order to revitalize the Jingguo Marquis Mansion, he left home early and entered the military camp without taking care of the family affairs. His mother was the head of the family.
He was used to making the decision, and he rarely even asked for his opinion. Even when his sister entered the palace, he decided to do it first and later. By the time he got the news, it was already too late.
The younger sister was also raised with the same temperament as her mother, and after giving birth to a prince, she actually started planning for the throne again! If he hadn't worked so hard for the emperor to obtain the stability of the empire for decades, even the emperor would have doubted his intentions!
"Mom, she is right. From the moment our son holds a heavy army, we are destined not to be relatives." Since ancient times, those in power are most afraid of those who hold a heavy army. Even if he surrenders
Even if he lost military power, his prestige in the army could not reassure the emperor. Why did he marry so many women and the mess in his backyard was just to reassure the emperor and tell him that he had shortcomings and reasons for doing so.
Only in this way will he be safe and the Marquis of Jingguo's mansion will be safe.
But it was his mother and sister who tried their best to hold back the Marquis of Jingguo!
An Jingcheng's face remained calm, but he still couldn't help but sigh in his heart. He didn't want to live such a life. He would rather go to the battlefield and kill the enemy than see the troubles in the backyard!
"Mom, from now on, let Jie'er's daughter-in-law make the decision regarding the affairs of the Marquis of Jingguo Mansion. She is a good person and she is the daughter of Prince Li. The Emperor will not do anything to the Marquis of Jingguo Mansion for the sake of Prince Li.
Like that." An Jingcheng didn't want to embarrass his mother too much. It has not been easy for her these years.