She knew that no matter how well her son studied, he would be able to get rid of farming in the future and would not have to dig for food in the fields.

But she didn't know where her eldest son Mingfei was. Since returning to Prince An's Mansion, she also asked her brother Prince An to help find him, but there was no news all the time.

Another point is that she was worried about her daughter. You know, her daughter was pregnant, and according to the time, the child had already been born.

She was in Prince An's mansion and didn't know how her daughter was doing.

She originally planned to go to Prince An's Mansion, find out her own life experience, and then return to the village.

But what she didn't expect was that the sudden heavy snow blocked her way back to the village.

There was no way to go back to Yangzhou, so he could only stay in Prince An's Mansion.

But now the weather is getting warmer, so there is no problem in traveling.

Thinking of this, Mrs. Yu could no longer sit still, and immediately stood up and went to Fushouyuan.

As soon as she arrived at Fushouyuan, a servant came to ask her about it.

"Aunt, the old lady was just talking about you."

"Well, I'll go see the old lady."

Mrs. Wu agreed, Shuang Ning opened the door curtain, and Mrs. Wu walked in.

Just seeing the other person in the room, Mrs.'s expression changed.

To be honest, she was willing to return to Prince An's Mansion because she really wanted to find out her own life experience. She didn't want to live in obscurity all her life without knowing who her biological mother was.

However, due to various circumstances, she did not return with her husband An, her daughter Mengyue, and her two younger sons, but returned to Prince An's Mansion with her nephew Xie Yunzhou.

If this had happened before, she would never have followed Xie Ruiyun to the capital alone.

But her daughter returned home. Since she found out that her daughter, whom she had raised for more than ten years, had been switched with someone else, and somehow ended up in the Prime Minister's residence and became the Prime Minister's daughter.

Without knowing it, she really treated Yun Ran as her own daughter. However, Yun Ran disappeared two years ago, and her eldest son went out to look for her and never came back. She felt some resentment towards Yun Ran.

However, these resentments were not strong. When her biological daughter Yueyue came back, she learned from her daughter that Yun Ran had returned to the Prime Minister's Mansion.

If Yun Ran was just pursuing a life of wealth and glory, that would be fine. She would just think that her fate with Yun Ran was over and never mention Yun Ran again.

But what she didn't expect was that Yun Ran was recognized by the Prime Minister and his wife, and he also plotted against Yueyue, causing her daughter to be disgraced in the capital. How could she tolerate this?

She had always felt guilty towards her daughter and wanted to compensate her, but her ability was limited. She couldn't even provide her daughter with enough food and clothing, let alone a rich life.

The reason why she was able to get rid of the old lady and no longer have to endure the torture and live a life where no one ever came to her home was all thanks to her daughter's help.

It can be said that if she did not have her daughter Yueyue, she would not have lived to this day.

After all, before Yueyue returned to the village, she was seriously ill and couldn't even get out of bed, let alone do anything else.

The key point is that her husband, An, has both legs broken and can no longer work in the fields, let alone go into the mountains to hunt and make money.

Even in this situation, the old lady was unwilling to pay for the medical expenses, and did not want to support their family. Not only did she cut off her medicine, she also refused to give money to her husband to treat his legs. The two little sons were still so young and had no ability to support themselves.

Just then, when Xu Jian asked for fifty taels of silver to go to the capital city to study and become an apprentice, his family could not afford such a large sum of money, so the old lady turned her attention to her two younger sons.