Seeing Qiqing finish almost all the dishes by herself, Murong Yu was surprised and half-jokingly asked, "Miss Qiqing, how many days have you been hungry?"

Qi Qing suddenly heard someone ask this question and looked up in confusion. His hazy purple eyes blinked and he answered casually, "It's been a long time."

After saying that, he frowned again, as if he didn't understand why he answered like that.

Bai Ziche said, "Miss Qiqing grew up in the mountains and has never eaten these things before, so they are naturally quite new to her. Plus, a girl like her has been traveling a long distance with us, and she's not used to the climate along the way, so she didn't eat well."

Bai Ziche smiled and gave a relatively reasonable explanation.

However, Yao Ruling heard a key point from it: her aunt would never marry a rural girl who had not left the mountains for more than ten years and knew nothing to her cousin Zi Yu as his principal wife!

As long as she could find a way to destroy this bitch, her cousin Yu would abandon her. This kind of thing was common in wealthy families.

Including her father, there are many such abandoned women in the Prime Minister's Mansion and the backyard.

Thinking of this, Yao Ruling seemed to have seen the woman who was now held in the palm of her cousin Yu's hand being trampled upon, and the hatred in her heart dissipated a little.

Yao Ruling pretended to be warm and said to Qiqing, "Qiqing, can I call you Qiqing?

Cousin Yu's mother is my aunt, and my father is the prime minister. You can call me Ruling like Cousin Yu. I'm sorry for what happened just now, please don't mind.

I think since you are new to Yunjing, you haven't been around much yet. I can take you around when I have time."

Bai Ziche is also Yao Ruling's cousin, but she only mentioned Bai Ziyu, and brought up the Queen aunt and the Prime Minister father of Yunlang Kingdom.

She simply wanted to appear noble and close to Bai Ziyu. Her intentions were self-evident. Yao Ruling looked at Qiqing with smug pride, and the expected expression of inferiority and humiliation did not appear.

Instead, I got a very straightforward answer: "Okay."

"It's really not worthy of being on the stage," Yao Ruling snorted inwardly. She pretended to be extremely enthusiastic, but in her heart she was thinking about how to complain to her aunt first.