Zheng Qiaoshu was furious when she saw the old princess's attitude. She was even more furious if it were her own daughter who had been humiliated today.
She certainly wouldn't be as calm as she is now, would she?
“It was my niece who overstepped her bounds,” Zheng Qiaoshu said, feeling resentful.
Thinking to himself, "That old hag, since she's so heartless, she shouldn't blame me for being unjust."
Originally, I was somewhat hesitant about the medicine that person gave me.
Now it seems...
There's no need to be soft-hearted anymore.
The old princess looked at the silent Zheng Qiaoshu, sighed, and assumed that she would understand what she meant, so she didn't say anything more.
"Qiao Shu, this isn't Qinghe. There are many rules in the capital. Another day, I'll have Granny Liu come over and properly teach you these rules and etiquette. Next time, don't offend people you shouldn't." Old Wang was afraid that Zheng Qiao Shu would offend someone she shouldn't have again.
Thinking to myself, I should still arrange someone for Zheng Qiaoshu.
To avoid making a fool of herself again, after all, even if Zheng Qiaoshu couldn't marry her son, her family still hoped that she could find someone to marry in the capital.
In that case, she should know which people in the capital she shouldn't offend and what things she shouldn't do.
"Yes!" Zheng Qiaoshu gritted her teeth, cursing inwardly, "That old hag, what does she mean by teaching me manners? She just looks down on me."
It seems she needs to make arrangements for the medicine her master gave her as soon as possible.
The old princess didn't see the resentment in Zheng Qiaoshu's eyes, but she missed her son and grandson even more.
After Li Zhiwei and Xu Heming finished dealing with the Huo family's wine cellar, they returned to the Li family together.
The two walked side by side on the streets of Li'an County.
The bustling street was filled with people coming and going, and many vendors were hawking their wares.
Looking at the familiar streets, Li Zhiwei was in a good mood; it felt like life had returned to what it was before she came to the capital.
She can freely buy whatever she wants on this street.
"Sir, would you like to buy a hairpin for your wife?" a vendor called out to Xu Heming.
Xu Heming looked at the lifelike peach wood hairpin carved on the young man's tray, then looked at Li Zhiwei and asked, "Do you like it?"
Li Zhiwei didn't answer Xu Heming, but just snorted and walked forward.
It wasn't that she didn't like the hairpin.
But how could the dignified Prince An offer her a mere wooden hairpin?
"Hey!" The vendor wanted to say something more, but was pulled back by someone next to him.
"Alright, look at who that is. Why would they need a wooden hairpin like yours?"
The vendor recognized Li Zhiwei.
After all, in Li'an County, who doesn't know Li Zhiwei?
The vendor was new, so I didn't recognize him.
"Brother, is that person very powerful?" the vendor asked curiously.
"See this road? And that bridge over there? The Li family paid for all of that. They wouldn't even look at your wooden hairpin."
The vendor said sarcastically.
The vendor was quite surprised to hear that the Li family had done so much. He thought to himself that he would definitely give the young lady a peach blossom hairpin the next time he saw her.
Just as Xu Heming was about to catch up with Li Zhiwei, he saw a sword arrow shooting straight towards Li Zhiwei's location.
"Watch out!" Without thinking, Xu Heming rushed forward, grabbed the person, and spun them around a few times.
"What are you doing!" Li Zhiwei hadn't noticed Xu Heming's warning. She was already annoyed that Xu Heming was hugging her in the street when she saw the sword standing upright on a pillar to the side!
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