Chapter 10 Hualiu’s Sick Husband 10

When Mrs. Xu heard An Ran ask about Cheng'en Gong's daughter's character, she said: "On the outside, it is said that she is beautiful and smart, but you just listen to these comments and cannot take them seriously, unless you are the kind of fool who ignores his image and makes others laugh. , or someone may have tripped her up and given her a bad reputation. Otherwise, which girl in Beijing has such a good reputation, and whether her temperament is as good as she says, we have to wait until she enters the house to know. But don’t worry, if the time comes when people are bad and often cause trouble for you, and you can’t deal with it, just tell mom quickly and she will discuss with the family how to help you solve it.”

What Mrs. Xu said seemed to be very good to An Ran. In fact, only a small part of them really cared about An Ran. Most of them were afraid that An Ran would be persecuted by the princess, which would not be good for the Xu family. In addition, they also wanted to help An Ran. The fact that An Ran came up with ideas made An Ran dependent on her parents' family, and then she controlled An Ran and asked An Ran to help her parents' family in the future - after all, you need your parents' family to help you solve problems when something happens, so how dare you treat your parents' family badly? Do you still dare not to help your parents when they are in need? Then when something happens to you and your family no longer helps you, what will you do?

An Ran is not stupid, and naturally understands this truth. After all, she had known that the Xu family were all people who could not afford to benefit early. If there was no benefit to helping her, why would she help? It was not really for herself, so she listened to Mrs. Xu's words at this time , without looking grateful, just said: "Then thank you, mother."

Unless she had no other choice, she would never ask the Xu family for help, because she knew that once she opened her mouth, she would be held hostage by the Xu family in the future.

Mrs. Xu didn't know that An Ran wouldn't ask the Xu family for help unless it was absolutely necessary. Seeing that she had said everything that needed to be said, she went back with satisfaction.

As for the princess, the news that Mrs. Xu and An Ran heard was correct. Soon, Mrs. An made an arrangement for Prince An to get married. Half a year later, the princess came in.

However, what makes An Ran feel more relieved is that the newly-elected princess has not put too much pressure on the resentful women in the backyard of Prince An's palace. Without him, Prince An maintains his style and carries forward his demeanor. What he was like before marriage will be the same after marriage. What, that is to say - King An was only new to the new princess for two or three days, and then he forgot about it. What should he do? The new princess who had been tidied up by Hu Meizi found something to do: the new princess was not in the mood to deal with the women in the backyard now because she was busy dealing with Prince An.

The new princess immediately made a fuss, but the results were not great:

When she made trouble with King An, King An became more honest when she didn't make trouble. On the contrary, King An disliked her more and more. Originally, because her aunt was the Queen Mother, after the novelty wore off, he didn't abandon her completely like An Ran. At the back of her mind, she still maintained her dignity and might go there maybe once a month. But when she made such a fuss, Wang An never went there again.

Seeing this situation, Princess An ran home to complain, but the result was not very effective.

I complained to my aunt, but she was a concubine, and her aunt was just a sweetheart. Originally, it seemed that because of the Queen Mother, she would marry better than her own daughter (when Mrs. Chengen’s biological daughter got married, the emperor had not yet ascended the throne. Naturally, the Queen Mother was not the Queen Mother yet, she was just a little concubine, so her family was not in the Chengen Palace at that time, and her status was low, so her daughter could not marry into a good marriage.) It was unpleasant enough to become a princess, so she returned When her family filed a complaint, her aunt-in-law would only verbally sympathize with her to save her face, but would not help her at all - in fact, she was actually gloating about her misfortune.

Tell her biological father, after all, she is a biological daughter, and she will not be as indifferent as Duke Chengen's wife. But Duke Chengen was an ordinary commoner back then, and he was asked to beat Prince An, the prince's son-in-law. He was a member of the royal family, and he had not yet That courage.

Seeing that her parents didn't care, Princess An thought of her aunt the Queen Mother and wanted to complain to her aunt.

Finally, before she had time to complain to the Queen Mother's aunt, she was beaten by Concubine An, who was impatiently watching Princess An jumping up and down: If the Queen Mother was not happy, she would say something bad about Prince An in front of the emperor, which would lead to Prince An not being able to do so in the future. As for the celebrity in front of the emperor, if Prince An’s Mansion has fallen, you should go and sue.

As soon as these words came out, Princess An took the initiative. She was now married into Prince An's Mansion. Prince An's Mansion and her had a mutually prosperous and harmonious relationship. If Prince An was in trouble, what good could she do?

So no matter how angry she was that King An wouldn't come through her door, there was nothing she could do against him.

Originally feeling depressed, she wanted to take out her anger by cleaning up the group of women in the backyard, but before she could do it twice, she was caught and beaten by Mrs. An who didn't like the noisy backyard: "I know why the prince doesn't go to you." The yard? It's because you are too noisy and unvirtuous. Think about it, before you made a fuss, the prince would go to your place once a month. After you made a fuss, the prince stopped going at all. As a result, not only did you not reflect on your behavior , now you can't see that the prince is making trouble, and you are making trouble in the backyard. If you are so unvirtuous, why would the prince go to your yard?"

Princess An's words were naturally confusing to An Ran. After all, her son was so shabby that he had the nerve to criticize others, but she felt it was unreasonable. Princess An felt it was reasonable. After all, when she didn't make trouble before, she still had the nerve to criticize others. Once, Princess An stopped toiling in the backyard.

Concubine An also scolded Prince An and asked him to go to Princess An's courtyard every month to meet the Queen Mother, so as not to make the Queen Mother unhappy, and then his brother would be unhappy as well, so he would not get any benefits.

Although King An was dissatisfied with being forced to go to Princess An, he also knew that it would not be good for him to offend his brother and the Queen Mother, so although he did not want to go, he still listened and went.

Princess An saw that King An came to her place again, and felt that what Princess An said was indeed true, so she calmed down even more and stopped making trouble - people are so easy to be satisfied. Originally, Princess An was making trouble because King An went to her place less often. So Prince An often went to her place when he wanted to make trouble. After a lot of trouble, the result was still the same. However, Princess An was frightened because Prince An did not go to her place for a period of time. Now Prince An goes to her place, even though he is with her. The frequency was the same before, but because she was frightened, she was satisfied, which made people laugh and cry.

However, An Ran was happy to see this result. You must know that the new princess had just entered the house, and she was worried that the new princess would cause trouble for her. After all, she was the only concubine in King An's backyard, and she could easily be regarded as a thorn in the side. As a result, the new princess As soon as she entered the door, before she had time to cause trouble for her, she fought with Prince An. She couldn't fight, and was about to start trouble for her in the backyard. She was worried, but she was suppressed by Princess An again. Now Princess An and other people in the backyard Women are the same, they all live their own lives honestly, how can An Ran not like to hear about it?

I thought that days like this would continue forever, but I don’t know since when, King An no longer went out to look for flowers and flowers, but stayed at home. Although there were many women in the family, how could King An, who liked the new and disliked the old, pamper him for a long time? She is a woman, so she is always looking for this and that, which feels a bit like rain and dew. This led An Ran to share the same room with An Wang several times.

An Ran didn't know why King An had changed. In fact, the reason was very simple: Prince Yong'an was dead now.

As soon as Crown Prince Yong'an died, Concubine An received the news. She learned that Crown Prince Yong'an died of the disease, which frightened Concubine An.

The life she is living today is all because of her son, Prince An. Currently, her son has not left a boy and a half. If he dies like Prince Yong'an, she will be like Mrs. Yong'an in the Yong'an Palace. People are going to collapse.

So in order to prevent such a thing from happening, Princess An called Prince An over and said, "Do you know how your fair-weather friend, Crown Prince Yong'an died?"