Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home-Chapter 1673
Chapter 1673: Is It Really Not You?
Chapter 1673: Is It Really Not You?
Editor: Henyee Translations
“When he discovers he’s been asked to shoot himself in the foot, he’ll surely regret it!
When he extends an invitation to you, Old Master, do not readily agree.
Hmph!”
Deputy Prefect Guan sneered.
“Certainly!”
Deputy Prefect Guan furrowed his brows once more and remarked, “I haven’t even addressed your involvement yet.
How could you instruct Jia’er to engage in such folly?
Some matters can be handled discreetly, but not so openly!
It benefits us nothing to clash with them, especially in front of numerous guests!”
“Madam Shao is expecting.
If something were to happen, how can the couple refrain from seeking vengeance?
What folly have you committed?!”
“Old Master!” Mrs.
Guan panicked upon hearing this.
“I genuinely did not advise him on this.
How could I be so thoughtless?
You know my character, don’t you?
Regardless of my displeasure with Madam Shao’s conduct, I would never harm the child in her womb!
I was just as shocked!”
“Are you absolutely certain it wasn’t you?”
“Old Master, why would I deceive you?
You know the kind of person I am!”
Deputy Prefect Guan pondered the situation and concurred.
It seemed implausible for his wife to act so foolishly.
“Did you perhaps say something to the maidservants that the child overheard, leading to—”
Mrs.
Guan was left speechless.
“Well—”
This was not beyond the realm of possibility.
Her heart ached for her son.
Given the chance, he would always remain by her side.
Since he was still young, she and the maidservants naturally didn’t purposefully exclude him.
If her son happened to recall that conversation, it could prove problematic.
Mrs.
Guan felt both troubled and relieved.
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The trouble lay in this incident, while the solace stemmed from her son’s deep affection for her.
Indeed, he was the son she cherished the most.
Observing her distress, Deputy Prefect Guan formed a rough understanding.
He advised, “Jia’er is gradually maturing.
You must exercise more caution in the future.
Some things shouldn’t be discussed in his presence.
He has a sharp memory, but he may not fully comprehend.
It wouldn’t bode well if he inadvertently revealed something outside.”
Mrs.
Guan’s heart skipped a beat, and she was taken aback.
She hastily agreed.
Certainly, some matters were not meant for outsiders’ ears!
“This issue is straightforward.
Bring Jia’er here and inquire with him.”
Mrs.
Guan stated, “Jia’er was also frightened today.
Old Master, you should question him carefully later.
Patience is key; scolding him won’t help.”
“I understand what needs to be done.
Hurry and summon him.”
Mrs.
Guan issued the command, and her maid Zhenzhu went to fetch him.
Soon, Guan Jialing, the nanny, and the two little girls were summoned.
Mrs.
Guan had always been wary of the nanny, fearing she might influence her son against her.
Hence, the Guan family’s nanny held a lower status compared to others.
She appeared particularly tense in Mrs.
Guan’s presence.
Realizing today’s matter wouldn’t be easily resolved, the three of them were already uneasy.
Upon entering, they promptly knelt down.
Guan Jialing remained unperturbed.
Spotting his mother, he joyfully called out and rushed over.
Mrs.
Guan embraced him and greeted with a smile, “My darling!”
Mother and son shared an affectionate moment.
Deputy Prefect Guan cleared his throat.
Concerned about frightening her son, Mrs.
Guan handled the situation herself.
She spoke gently to Guan Jialing, “Jia’er, be good.
I have a few questions for you.
Answer obediently, and I’ll have the kitchen prepare your favorite dishes tonight.
Sound good?”
Guan Jialing blinked.
“I want fried fish!
And Hexiang Restaurant’s crispy treats!”
“Alright, alright, alright!”
