Chapter 1400: Chapter 1396: Humiliation
After eting briefly at Princess Changping’s marriageable age gift ceremony, Wu Yining hadn’t seen Wufu face to face again. However, she always rembered this so-called sister, knowing they looked alike and even more aware of Wufu’s abominable thods. She once dunked her own brother into a dung bucket and ordered people to splash manure around the residence. Though there was no evidence, Wu Yining was certain it was her doing.
How utterly vile and filthy!
Now, in the Wu Family’s main house, the atmosphere was tense and unfavorable. Her parents frequently quarreled, all because of this mother-daughter pair of scoundrels, Wufu and her.
Wu Yining despised and detested Wufu. How could these rustic lowlifes act so arrogantly!
Rembering how she was punished and put under house arrest by her mother because of this woman, Wu Yining’s heart filled with fury. eting her nesis again truly made her see red!
Upon hearing Princess Ping Xi ntion she and Wufu looked alike, Wu Yining couldn’t help but want to scar Wufu’s face, suppressing her anger as she said, "Princess, you must be joking. I am the Wu Family’s dignified Eldest Legitimate Daughter. How could I possibly resemble her!"
Song Jiaoer, however, glanced around and said, "I heard that your little brother went to take up the matter with your father’s concubine, only to be disciplined in return. Could it be that she’s your sister?"
"Princess!" Wu Yining responded, furious and embarrassed, stomping her feet, "Who would recognize such unpresentable, disgraceful vixens as sisters!"
Madam Zhou listened to them speaking opposite her, her face paling slightly. She glanced over quietly. The girl did indeed bear so resemblance to her daughter. Was she the child that Madam Wang bore?
Upon hearing the words ’Eldest Legitimate Daughter,’ her heart felt as though pricked by needles, her hand clenching tightly.
Wufu, however, coldly stared at Wu Yining, her eyes chillingly cold.
Under Wufu’s gaze, Wu Yining felt a chill run down her spine and subconsciously stepped back, yet she still put on a strong and haughty front, eting Wufu’s eyes defiantly. She wasn’t afraid of that plebeian.
Song Jiaoer, ever eager for chaos, giggled and said, "So these two are your father’s plebeians from outside?"
She looked at Madam Zhou hiding behind Wufu, her gaze dropping to her abdon, eyes chilling as she snorted, "This Princess despises won who pretend to be pitiful while hiding their true nature. Sickening to look at, they can’t marry off and so must steal others’ n. Debasing themselves as mistresses, sinking so low, mistresses are truly the most disgusting existence in the world, all filthy howreckers!"
Wu Yining felt pleased at heart. She recalled how Princess Ping Xi hated mistresses the most, so she instigated, "Precisely, I’m the sa as the Princess. I’ve always loathed mistresses and plebeians! They’re always scheming, pure vixens, shedding a few tears to seduce n, humph."
Madam Zhou felt a chill run through her body, lightly tugging at Wufu’s sleeve, whispering, "Wufu, let’s go. I’m feeling a bit unwell!"
Wufu swept a calm gaze over the two won, rembering them.
"Wait, you an to leave without paying respects after eting a Princess?" Song Jiaoer said, "Even if you’re unpresentable, you shouldn’t neglect etiquette!"
"No offense, Princess, but I’ve heard they’re from the countryside; it’s not surprising they don’t know the proper etiquette!" Wu Yining sneered.
"Then teach them what etiquette ans!" Song Jiaoer waved her hand to the maid, instructing, "Instruct them properly on how to give respects. This Princess was granted the title of second-rank Princess by the Emperor. If you dare not kneel, you disrespect this Princess and the Emperor! Be careful or this Princess will report to the Emperor and have your heads chopped off!"
Wu Yining looked at Wufu and her company with smug satisfaction, a trace of schadenfreude in her eyes. Let’s see you act proud and wild now. How could a nobody like you show off before a Princess?
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