With their heads bowed and under Madam Hu's murderous gaze, Zisu and Zimu picked up the things on the table and quickly left.

"Ugh, that was terrifying," Zisu said, breathing heavily, still shaken.

"That's right! Our young lady is getting more and more frightening." Zi Mu nodded in agreement.

The two maids quickly left Madam Hu's courtyard.

Under the expectant gazes of Madam Hu and Dingxiang, Su Wanwan stepped out of the main house.

Both Madam Hu and Dingxiang, mistress and servant, breathed a sigh of relief.

Dingxiang patted her chest hard and breathed a sigh of relief. "Phew, the Sixth Miss is finally gone! If she hadn't left, Madam, all your valuable jewelry would have been gone!"

Dingxiang turned her head and immediately saw Hu Shi lying limply on the daybed, breathing barely.

"Madam, Madam, are you alright?" Dingxiang asked anxiously, startled.

Mrs. Hu waved her hand weakly, "It's nothing, I'll recover in a bit."

Dingxiang stomped her feet in anger, almost bursting into tears. "Sixth Miss must have done it on purpose! She specifically asked for Madam's most expensive jewelry. It's outrageous! Madam raised her for twelve years, yet she repays kindness with enmity. She's an ungrateful wretch!"

"Ungrateful wretch? What ungrateful wretch?" A clear, melodious voice rang out.

Immediately afterwards, a small head peeked in through the doorway.

Dingxiang and Madam Hu looked in the direction of the sound and saw Su Wanwan clinging to the door frame with both hands, her head peeking in, looking at the two of them with her bright, peach-blossom eyes.

When Madam Hu saw that it was that menacing figure again, she was both shocked and furious. "Cough cough cough, you, why are you back again!"

Su Wanwan said happily, "As expected, Mother loves her daughter very much. She was so excited to see her daughter return."

Ms. Hu: "..."

Which eye saw her get excited?

"Sigh, it seems my daughter should come and keep her mother company more often in the future," Su Wanwan said to herself.

“Mother, I came back specifically to remind you. Yesterday, it seems that my sister Wan’er conspired with Zijuan to deliberately push me into the water as revenge for me taking her identity.”

Think about it, your daughter has never done anything to wrong Wan'er, and the switch of identities wasn't her doing either. Yet Wan'er blames everything on your daughter and is even willing to eliminate her. Not only that,

To get rid of her daughter, Wan'er didn't hesitate to ruin the family's reputation. If such a person were to one day learn of what you and Father have done, who knows if she wouldn't harbor resentment and seek revenge against you and Father!

Mrs. Hu was taken aback, her gaze shifting slightly.

Su Wanwan was secretly delighted, knowing that her attempt to soothe her was successful.

The seeds of resentment had already been sown in Hu's heart.

Su Wanwan pressed on, saying pointedly, "Mother, was it really not intentional for Wan'er to fall into the water yesterday?"

Looking at Madam Hu's ashen face, she said remorsefully, "Hey, what am I saying? I must be overthinking things. My sister Wan'er would never scheme against Mother and Father just to stay in the manor."

Please forgive my indiscretion, Mother, for saying some things I shouldn't have. Please don't take it to heart. I'll take my leave now.

After saying what she wanted to say, Su Wanwan, disregarding Hu Shi's life or death, hummed a little tune and left with light steps—