General, Madam Called You To Farm - Chapter 598

General, Madam Called You To Farm
Chapter 598 – The children’s background (1) 

Translator : Moon Lee
Editor : Tea
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Qin Yanran had no idea how she had left the grassland.

Was Wei Ting standing up for that girl?  

Why?! 

Shouldn’t she, as a Qin family member, be detested by Wei Ting, just like I am?

No, she is Qin Canglan’s biological grandchild, and Wei Ting should loathe her even more.  

Qin Yanran couldn’t make sense of it.  

……  

Everyone returned to the classroom to pack their books.  

Unsurprisingly, Su Xiaoxiao, moving at her usual leisurely pace, was the last to finish.  

When she exited the palace, only one carriage remained at the gate, parked exactly where Su Mo always waited.  

When the coachman saw her, he quickly bowed and turned to pull out the stepping stool.  

“Huh? The carriage has changed?”  

Su Xiaoxiao walked over and noticed that the coachman was also unfamiliar, a new face.  

Without overthinking it, she stepped onto the stool and boarded the carriage.  

As soon as she sat down, someone pinned her wrist against the carriage wall in a domineering move.  

A low, husky voice demanded, “Who allowed you to goof on me in class?”  

Su Xiaoxiao: This is the palace gate, how thrilling ah!  

Su Xiaoxiao blinked innocently. “Am I? I don’t understand. Why don’t you remind me?”  

Wei Ting wasn’t falling for it. He coldly released her wrist and sat up straight.  

“Where’s Su Mo? How did you manage to send him away?”

Wei Ting merely chuckled, clearly unwilling to discuss another man with her.  

“Wei Ting, how did you become the archery and equestrian teacher?”  

“Take a guess.”  

He clearly didn’t want to elaborate.  

Su Xiaoxiao didn’t press further. She could ask Xiao Hei the next time she saw him.  

But there were indeed a few matters she needed to verify face-to-face with Wei Ting.  

Su Xiaoxiao asked, “Wei Ting, why are you waiting for me here? Is it because—”  

She deliberately drew out her words and gave him a meaningful look.  

Wei Ting’s expression turned cold. 

“Can’t you stop thinking about… those kinds of things in your head?”  

Su Xiaoxiao raised an eyebrow. “What kinds of things? I haven’t even asked yet.”  

Wei Ting: “.…..”  

“Alright, let’s get down to business.” 

Su Xiaoxiao decided to stop teasing him and voiced the doubts that had been weighing on her mind these past few days. 

“Whose sons are Dahu, Erhu, and Xiaohu?”  

The shift in topic was somewhat abrupt.  

Wei Ting was momentarily taken aback.  

“Don’t want to say it?” Su Xiaoxiao asked.  

If this had happened before, Su Xiaoxiao might not have even brought it up.

However, as their relationship progressed, she wanted to know more.  

“What did Su Mo tell you?”  

Wei Ting asked directly.

Conversations with intelligent individuals never involve indirect questioning.

Su Xiaoxiao was not surprised that he could guess what Su Mo told her.  

Su Xiaoxiao said, “He said they are the Wei family’s children, they are Wei Liulang’s.”  

Wei Ting fell silent for a moment before replying, “That’s right. They are my sixth older brother’s children.”  

“Who is their mother?”  

If she remembered correctly, Wei Liulang didn’t seem to have married.  

Wei Ting paused briefly and said, “The daughter of the Prince of Nanyang.”  

Su Xiaoxiao asked, puzzled, “Didn’t the entire Prince of Nanyang’s bloodline die from the plague ten years ago?”  

That was the official story. 

In actuality, they were covertly plotting a rebellion, and Emperor Jingxuan executed them when their plans were discovered.

Wei Ting did not explain why they hadn’t died from the plague.

He believed that if she had known this much, she would already understand the true cause of their deaths.  

He simply continued, “By the time my grandfather came, all of the coffins had already been buried. They couldn’t be buried in the imperial mausoleum because they died as a result of the plague. Instead, they were hurriedly interred at a random burial site. My grandfather dug up one of the coffins after hearing faint movements in the graveyard. Inside was the Prince of Nanyang’s youngest daughter.”  

“My grandfather brought her back to the Wei residence and raised her there under the identity of a maid. He had considered passing her off as a distant relative. However, with the Nanyang Prince’s household tragic fate, if a relative of similar age to the young princess suddenly appeared in the home of one of the Nanyang Prince’s former subordinates, who wouldn’t suspect something was amiss?”   

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