After Wearing a Book, I Pampered Five Big Villains

  How many times does she have to explain Bai Jingdao before he can let her go?

   This person thinks that the source of all pain lies in her, right? !

  Pei Yi couldn\'t bear it anymore and said: "Bai Jingdao, if you feel that you are too wronged to be sent back to your mother\'s house this time."

   "Then why don\'t you think about it, did you allow the evil servant to falsely accuse me earlier?"

   "Even if you take a step back, it was the evil servant who slandered me on his own initiative, not him you instructed."

   "But after you knew what he did, why didn\'t you explain it to the county government in time and let me out of prison."

   "Take another 10,000 steps back and say, even if you don\'t have time to clean up my grievances, you don\'t know how to come to apologize afterwards?"

   "You didn\'t do anything!"

   "On the contrary, you wish I could stay in prison as long as possible, and live as miserable as possible."

   "From the beginning to the end, you insisted that I harmed you."

  "If you can\'t produce a single piece of evidence, you will catch people and bite like a mad dog."

   "My Pei family didn\'t throw you into jail, it\'s considered the utmost humaneness."

   "What face do you have to show off in front of my house?!"

  Bai Jingdao\'s hand grasping the edge of the cloak gradually strengthened, his gaze seemed to be poisoned, and he said resentfully: "Pei Yi! You are still the same as before, dare to do it or not to be it!"

  Pei Yi\'s head is getting bigger.

  She felt that Bai was insane, and she couldn\'t explain it anyway, so she insisted on putting the blame on her!

   Always talking about the past.

  She really wanted to know what happened to Bai Jingdao in the past, what the original owner did to Bai Jingdao, so that Bai Jingdao wanted to chase and bite her like a mad dog.

   "Bai Liulang, what did I do wrong before? It\'s worth your hatred and guessing about me?" Pei Yi asked tiredly.

  Bai Jingdao fell into a strange silence, then glared at her with slightly reddened cheeks, gritted his teeth and cursed: "Shameless!"

ah?

  Pei Yi was confused by the sudden abuse.

  She was about to ask in detail, but Bai Jingdao had already turned and left.

Why…

  Pei Yi shook her head depressedly.

   This is really the cause of the original owner, she will repay it.

  The other end.

  Bai Jingdao got into the carriage with a dark face and said nothing.

  The personal servant poured out a glass of wine that had been warmed long ago, and then held it in his hands and handed it to his master.

  Actually, he didn\'t understand, obviously his sixth master hated the third master Pei so much, why did he have to come to Xiao Pei\'s mansion at this juncture of leaving Beijing?

   "I will return to Beijing." Bai Jingdao said suddenly.

  The personal servant was stunned for a moment, then cautiously raised his head to look at his master.

   As a result, the master closed his eyes and rested his mind. There didn\'t seem to be any resentment on his face, but he seemed very unwilling.

   "I will definitely return to Beijing." Bai Jingdao said bitterly with his eyes closed.

  The valet inexplicably felt a chill on the back of his neck, and quickly lowered his head.

  Although the master has such great ambitions, when they return to Jinzhou this time, they will be abandoned by the direct descendants of Kyoto, and they will never have the chance to come back in this life.

   Two flowers bloom, each representing a branch.

  [*This is an elegant term for "talking at two ends", a high-frequency term used in traditional Chinese classical novels (such as legends of the Tang Dynasty, etc.)]

  Xiao Pei Mansion.

  Pei Yi was about to go back to the study, but the concierge came to announce: "Third Master, the shopkeeper Wu from Jinzhou Xingye Bank has come, and he is waiting in front of the house now."

  Pei Yi was a little taken aback.

  Why did the treasurer of the bank come to her?

  A flash of inspiration flashed in her mind, and Pei Yi suddenly remembered that she had told Xiao Junji (Du Heng) earlier that if she encountered difficulties in Jinzhou, she would go to the shopkeeper of Xingye Bank.

   Could it be... What happened to Xiao Junji?

  Pei Yi thought of this, and ordered: "Please invite shopkeeper Wu to sit in the hall, and I will come later."

  The concierge took orders and left.

   A moment later, in the hall.

   "Third Lord!" Shopkeeper Wu was sitting on a chair waiting, but when he saw Pei Yi coming in, he immediately stood up and saluted.

   "Shopkeeper Wu is very polite, please take a seat." Pei Yi raised her hand to beckon the other party to take a seat, and took a seat beside her.

  Although shopkeeper Wu received Pei Yi\'s greeting, he still waited until Pei Yi sat down before he respectfully took his seat at the bottom, acting as if he were doing his duty.

   Shopkeeper Wu didn\'t go around in circles, and called the name when he opened his mouth: "Third Master, the villain came here today, and I want to ask the Third Master about something."

  Pei Yi had a good impression of this kind of sincere person, she nodded and said, "Shopkeeper Wu, please tell me."

Shopkeeper Wu smiled awkwardly, and said with a bit of embarrassment: "In recent days, there have been rumors in Jinzhou that the eldest son of the Xiao family is your favorite, and anyone who dares to touch him will touch your bad luck. "

  The eldest son of the Xiao family naturally refers to Xiao Junji who was previously aliased as Du Heng.

  Pei Yi was a little surprised.

  Before, Xiao Junji\'s intention should have been that he didn\'t want to reveal that he had a relationship with his Pei family, and he didn\'t want people to know that he used to be her servant.

  But how can there be such rumors in Jinzhou now?

  Could it be... the male protagonist Xiao Junlin knew something, so he deliberately released such words to humiliate Xiao Junji?

"The villain doesn\'t know the relationship between Mr. Xiao and the third master, and it\'s not easy to deal with the rumors." Shopkeeper Wu smiled apologetically, and said sincerely, "If this rumor annoys the third master, the villain must Get to work right away."

  The implication is that if you really have an affair with Mr. Xiao, third master, and you don\'t care about the rumors, then I will let them ferment.

  If Third Master, you don’t care about Mr. Xiao at all, and you are even quite annoyed by the rumors, then I will go back to Jinzhou immediately to suppress the rumors.

  Pei Yi thought for a moment, then smiled lightly: "To tell the truth, Shopkeeper Wu, I do have some friendship with that Xiao Junji. I just don\'t know why this rumor suddenly spread?"

  Business Manager Wu saw that his young master\'s attitude towards Mr. Xiao was really ambiguous, so he had a solid foundation in his heart, and he also had a sense of measure when he spoke: "The villain heard that the Xiao family plans to let Mr. Xiao marry the eldest daughter of the Yan family."

   "That Miss Yan was born with a beautiful face, but it\'s a pity... she\'s a prodigal."

   "Although she hasn\'t left the cabinet yet, she has raised a lot of faces."

   "Songs every day, blowing sheng every night."

   "It is said in the market that Miss Yan is probably... not innocent."

   "So, even though the Yan family is one of the most powerful families in Jinzhou, no one dares to marry Miss Yan."

   "This time, Mr. Xiao was suddenly suppressed by his family in this marriage, and he is not willing to think about it."

   "Nowadays, there is suddenly a saying in Jinzhou that Mr. Xiao and the third master are in love with each other."

   "The villain boldly guesses that this is Mr. Xiao taking advantage of the third master, and he doesn\'t want to marry Miss Yan." After all, no one dares to rob a man from Pei Xiangguo\'s first son.

   Although shopkeeper Wu didn\'t say the latter sentence, it was the intended meaning and everyone understood it.

  After hearing these words, Pei Yi felt a little complicated.

  She was really impressed with this Miss Yan.

  (end of this chapter)