C83 (2/2)

Since ancient times, there had not been many girls who had a good ending. Once it was done, everyone would be happy. If this situation didn't work out, could it be that she would have to let this milky-sized young miss stay in the empty room?

The previous happiness from the wedding that had filled his mother's heart was instantly blown away.

”Alright, alright, stop spreading rumors! Just wait for the future to follow me and have some fun. ” Seeing that they all looked like the sky was about to collapse, and that she couldn't tell them the truth, Jiang Wan could only chase them all out.

Just as she was about to shove everyone out of the room and close the door behind her, she saw Aunt Shardt come up the stairs alone, holding the lamp in her hand.

”Aunt Shardson?” Jiang Wan, who originally thought that she had stopped, couldn't help but slow down her movements, ”Did you have something to talk to me about?”

Aunt Shardson's room was downstairs, and she did not go upstairs at this hour.

”Just that there are some things I want to say to you.” Ever since she called Jiang Wan ”Madam” the last time, Jiang Wan had used the excuse that she hadn't even gotten married yet, so she still asked her to call herself ”Miss” instead.

With a smile, Jiang Wan invited Aunt Sai into the room and personally poured her a cup of tea.

Aunt Shardson was holding the cup of tea, but she seemed to be hesitating to speak, as if she didn't know what to say.

”What did Aunt Shardt want to say to me?” Jiang Wan looked at Shardplate curiously, thinking back to when Xiao Rui had said that she was one of them.

”That... ”The rumors outside …” Seeing the sincere look in Jiang Wan's eyes, Aunt Sai steeled her heart and said, ”What they told us was all wrong …”

Although Aunt Shardplate was a thirty year old palace maid, she was still an unmarried woman. She didn't know what to say to Jiang Wan.

On the other hand, because she had experienced it in her previous life, Jiang Wan, on the other hand, didn't have that many mental restrictions. Avoid.

”I know.” Jiang Wan lowered her head and smiled.

Hearing Jiang Wan's words, Aunt Shardplate looked at her in astonishment.

At this moment, a figure suddenly walked out of the darkness. She was so shocked that she couldn't say anything for a long time.

”Less... ”Young House Master …” Auntie Shardplate looked at Xiao Rui and was at a loss for words.

Jiang Wan looked behind her and saw that it was Xiao Rui Xuan. She smiled, as if reprimanding him, ”What took you so long?”

His tone was like that of a wife who had been waiting at home for her husband's return.

”Because you asked me to bring so many things.” Xiao Rui lovingly scratched the tip of Jiang Wan's nose, then looked at Aunt Shardt and smiled, ”Aunt Shardplate, I've been lucky these past two days.”

Aunt Shardson was still in shock.

What was going on?

The pavilion master, who normally would only reveal his weak face, was actually showing his true appearance here?

Aunt Sai couldn't help but take a few more glances at Jiang Wan, secretly thinking to herself, is she really just a girl who's been bestowed a marriage to the Young House Master?

Xiao Rui shook her hand and said: ”Didn't you previously spread the news that you wanted to go to Minnan? So I discussed it with Mister Jin and used this opportunity to bring you out. You can stay here peacefully for a few days, and after the wedding, I'll find a chance to arrange for you to go …”

Looking at the smiling Jiang Wan beside Xiao Rui, Aunt Se's heart was once again in turmoil.

Just now, the young pavilion master had mentioned the internal affairs of the Formless Shadow Pavilion without hiding anything from Jiang Wan. Was it because Jiang Wan was a person within the pavilion, or because the pavilion master was certain that this girl would not betray them?

Ever since she was ten years old, her master had brought her into the Shadowless Pavilion, where she had received all sorts of cruel training. Furthermore, she had been informed since she was young that the Shadowless Pavilion was a dark guard that no one knew about, so she could not be easily mentioned to anyone.