A Blessed Daughter

Chapter 3: The biological parents came to pick me up

Chapter 3 Biological parents came to pick him up

Wei Ruo looked at the two nuns and remained silent for a while.

Just when the two nuns who came to pick him up thought that Wei Ruo was too surprised and overwhelmed, Wei Ruo opened his mouth and replied in a calm tone: "Got it."

Knowing that she is not an abandoned son of a merchant's family but a daughter of the school captain's mansion, her status has risen a big level all of a sudden, and her reaction is so calm?

The two nuns looked at each other suspiciously.

"Miss, you can hear me clearly. We are from the Captain's Mansion. The ancestors of the Wei family have made meritorious deeds. You follow us back, and you will be the lady of the official family in the future." The nanny reiterated, thinking that Wei Ruo didn't understand. What does Xiaowei's mansion mean, so he behaves so calmly.

"Well, I heard it." Wei Ruo still had no waves on his face.

The reason why Wei Ruo is so calm is because she already knew that such a day would come.

What if she is not calm?

The He family, who sent themselves to other courtyards to fend for themselves, had no feelings for her at all, and it was their wish to have a connection with the Captain's Mansion because of this erroneous relationship.

And the Wei family is a family of officials after all. Once they know about the wrongdoing, they will definitely not let their biological daughter live outside and cause people to talk about it.

As for Wei Ruo himself, he naturally doesn't want to go to the Wei family, but in this world where the hierarchy of monarchs and ministers is strict, there is no way Wei Ruo can't go back if he doesn't want to.

"Then miss, you can go with us. We will take you back to the school captain's mansion to meet your biological parents. You don't have to go to the He family. Our master has already made it clear to them that they are concerned about you returning to school with us." The Wei Mansion has no objections." Seeing that Wei Ruo had heard clearly, the nanny urged.

This countryside is full of snakes, rats, insects and ants. It is dirty and poor. It is not a place for people to stay.

Of course Wei Ruo knew that the He family had no objection to this matter. They had no feelings for themselves, and they were eager to cling to the Colonel's Mansion. Naturally, the Colonel's Mansion would do whatever they wanted.

"I need to go back and pack my things first."

"You don't need to take the things here, they are all in the Captain's Mansion."

What good things can she have here? It's better to throw it to the captain's mansion and use a new one.

I use my own stuff.

Although the two nuns have opinions in their hearts, it is not good to express their dissatisfaction to the future master of the family, so they can only follow her wishes.

Wei Ruo came up from the rice field after planting the seedlings in his hands, tidied them up, and led Xiumei back to the house to tidy them up.

Different from the dilapidated exterior walls, the furnishings in the house are much more refined.

I packed up my things, and brought all the valuable things, as well as the jars Wei Ruo stored in the warehouse, and all the dried medicinal materials.

Finally, he entrusted the newly planted rice field to the couple of Lao Lis family at the entrance of the village, and left a letter asking Lao Li to hand it over to her nanny.

Seeing Wei Ruo's packed luggage, the two nuns showed ugly expressions, especially those dark and broken jars.

If he really grew up in the countryside, he has only so much experience, and a few broken jars are considered good things.

I wanted to persuade Wei Ruo not to bring it. It would be useless to bring such things to the Captains Mansion, but then I thought that Wei Ruo had no knowledge, and they might not understand what they said, and it would not be good to waste their words. Why not Don't say anything, let her go.

So under the arrangement of the two nuns, Wei Ruo's luggage was loaded into the carriage, and Wei Ruo and Xiumei got into the carriage and set off for Xiaowei's Mansion.

This trip took three days. Three days later, Wei Ruo walked from the small mountain village of Huaibei Town, where he had lived for ten years, to Xingshan County, Taizhou Prefecture.

Wei Ruo's biological father, Wei Mingting, served as a school lieutenant here.

The ancestors of the Wei family had military generals and were granted the title of Uncle Loyalty, but it was passed down to the generation of Grandpa Wei Ruo.

The Wei family had three sons in Wei Ruo's father's generation.

The eldest son, Wei Minghong, only passed the examination of the scholar, but has not yet passed the exam, so he found a job in Beijing from the eighth rank;

The second son Wei Mingyong is white, and now he only helps manage the family property, but he has been in a state of continuous losses in recent years.

Wei Ruo's father, Wei Mingting, was the third son. He joined the martial arts in his early years, and now he is the most accomplished of the three brothers.

Wei Ruo was led by two nuns to enter through the side door, passed through the hanging flower door, walked in along the corridor, and finally came to the yard where Wei Ruo's mother Yun lived.

As soon as Wei Ruo stepped over the threshold of the main house, Yun hurried up and hugged Wei Ruo.

Wei Ruo's body froze, and his limbs were as motionless as if they had been poured with lead.

Yun didn't speak, but touched Wei Ruo's face while crying, his eyes were red.

Feeling that the neck was soaked in warm liquid, Wei Ruo was slightly taken aback.

Is she crying?

Even though he was mentally prepared, when he felt Yun's real tears, Wei Ruo still felt an unexpected throbbing in his heart.

Maybe it was affected by the memory of the original owner, or he remembered his mother who died tragically in the previous life.

"Mother, don't be sad, isn't it a good thing for my sister to come back? We should be happy."

The eldest son Wei Yichen came forward to appease Yun and prevent her from being too sad.

It has been ten days since she learned that the child was wronged, and the mother shed more than a few tears.

Their mother seldom shed tears on weekdays, but this time, she cried and cried.

Under the eldest son's persuasion, Yun's slowed down.

Looked at Wei Ruo carefully again, seeing that she was wearing burlap clothes and her figure was slender, Yun said distressedly: "You have suffered all these years! Mother will make it up to you!"

At this moment, Wei Qingwan came up and knelt down facing Wei Ruo.

Without waiting for everyone to react, they kowtowed.

Seeing this, Yun hurried over to help her up.

"Wanwan, what are you doing?"

"Mother, don't stop me, this is what I owe my sister. I know that no matter how long I kneel, I can't offset the fact that I have taken advantage of my sister's blessings these years, but at least... I should do something..."

Wei Qingwan had tears in her eyes, and her words were sincere.

Seeing her like this, Yun's heart ached too.

What's wrong with a childish child? Both children are innocent! The fault is fate, otherwise they should be the parents!

Wei Yichen also showed a sad expression, but withdrew the hand that was stretched out to help Wei Qingwan.

Wei Ruo looked at Wei Qingwan who was kneeling in front of her, and recognized that she was the delicate heroine in the original book based on her behavior and dialogue.

The book depicts her delicate body, shy and coquettish, tender like water, and men can't help but feel pity when they read it.

Wei Ruo remembered the scene of Wei Qingwan kneeling down when the original owner entered the house for the first time in the original book, but the original owner was not so calm, and angrily accused Wei Qingwan of taking over her identity and her parents and family.

Then Wei Qingwan cried even more unbearably. After being scolded, she still endured the grievance and said that it was what she deserved. This made Yun, who originally felt sorry for her biological daughter who had just been brought back, feel sorry for Wei Qingwan who was accused of being insulted.