Yun Zhengzhi thought through the whole matter in his study and did not dare to delay for a moment. He hurried to the main courtyard. However, as soon as he walked into the courtyard, he heard what Yun Ran said and was immediately furious.

It was clearly Yun Ran who did something wrong. Not only did he not want to make amends, but he even dared to threaten his parents here.

Ever since Yun Zhengzhi became the prime minister, no one dared to threaten him, not even his own daughter.

What's more, Yun Ran had caused quite a big mess. If Yun Ran could leave the Prime Minister's Mansion on his own initiative, he would save a lot of trouble.

Yun Ran didn't really want to leave the Prime Minister's Mansion. She just wanted to use the matter of leaving home to threaten her parents.

In the end, she failed to achieve her goal and her father heard about it, and wanted her to leave the Prime Minister's Mansion.

How could this be possible? So Yun Ran, who had been so confident just a moment ago, immediately knelt down in front of Yun Zhengzhi, looking pitiful, and cried, "Dad, I was just talking casually. I don't want to leave home. Please don't take it seriously and drive me out, okay?"

Yun Zhengzhi ignored Yun Ran, but walked around the side, walked into the pavilion, and sat on the stone bench.

Yun Ran was stunned to see that her father, who had always been kind to her, acted like a stranger and didn't even wake her up when he called her.

At this moment, she was extremely panicked, and her mind flashed back to the days in Xinghua Village.

Although Li An and Mrs. Li loved her very much, Li An had to go to the fields to work before dawn every day. She was so busy that she didn't even bother to look at her.

Mrs. Li was bullied by Old Lady Li again, with endless work to do. In order to avoid being beaten and scolded by Old Lady Li, she had to find ways to please Old Lady Li in order to avoid being beaten and scolded.

Even so, she was not full and was often hungry. She was often woken up by hunger at night. When she couldn't fall asleep, she would get up and go to the kitchen to drink a bowl of water.

Not to mention eating meat. Having lived in Xinghua Village for more than ten years, she clearly remembered that the number of times she had eaten meat could be counted on one hand. She really didn't want to live such a hard life again.

Then she thought of herself as the daughter of a prime minister, with everything provided for her every day. Not only could she eat as much meat and fish as she wanted, but she could even have abalone and bird's nest every now and then.

Not to mention clothes, I have new clothes to wear all year round and never wear out clothes.

If her clothes were a little dirty, she didn't want to wear them or didn't like them anymore, she could give them to the maid or have them burned. This was the life she dreamed of.

If it has been realized, she can't let herself destroy it.

So Yun Ran, regardless of whether he would be embarrassed in front of the maids, crawled to Yun Zhengzhi and Zhao on his knees, knelt on the ground, kowtowed and cried. After almost an incense stick of time, Yun Zhengzhi finally spoke:

"Oh, you're the daughter of my prime minister's family, and you're kneeling here crying and making a fuss. Why don't you get up quickly? Are you still embarrassed enough?"

When Yun Ran heard this, he knew that he would not be kicked out, so he stood up obediently.

Yun Zhengzhi saw that Yun Ran was no longer so excited, so he stood up and went into the main house.

Zhao and Yun Ran followed behind, and the servants dispersed, doing what they had to do. They dared not say a word about the master's affairs.

When they got to the house, Yun Zhengzhi said, "Ran'er, tell Dad in detail what happened with your marriage to the Third Prince."

"Yes, Dad."

Yun Ran then told how she had persuaded the old lady to agree to her and the third prince.

However, she concealed the fact that Hei Za controlled the old lady. It was not because she didn't want to say it, but Hei Za was the biggest trump card in her hand. It was the basis for her to live a good life and realize her wishes. She would not tell it, not even to her own father.