Doted By The Regent Chapter 363 - 363 363 Persuasion

??363: Chapter 363 Persuasion

363: Chapter 363 Persuasion

After eting with Ji Yongqing’s family and chatting with Xiao Li about various trifling matters, Wufu felt a headache coming on and hurriedly asked to stop.

“Isn’t it enough that soone takes care of what you’re speaking about?

I really don’t have ti to manage household affairs,” Wufu said with a pained expression on her face.

Xiao Li’s lips twitched slightly as he said, “Miss, in our household, it’s only proper for the Matriarch to oversee the dostic affairs.

Now that Madam is ill and unable to manage things, naturally it falls to you.

Even if Madam were well, these household responsibilities would be placed in her hands, and you, as her daughter, must also learn to handle them.

Otherwise, when you marry into another family and know nothing of managing anything, it will only make you look foolish.”

Wufu looked at him, his face carrying an ‘I-have-your-best-interests-at-heart-and-you-don’t-even-appreciate-it’ expression, and said with a forced smile, “Then you’re really thinking too much, I’m not getting married.”

Pfft!

Xiao Li had just taken a sip of tea, but when he heard this, he imdiately sprayed it out.

His ears must be playing tricks on him.

Did she just say she’s not getting married?

Had she been traumatized or hurt by soone?

Why else would she entertain such an absurd notion?

Ah, right, typically delicate young ladies say they will never marry and will stay at ho forever when the topic cos up.

He guessed Wufu must be the sa.

Yet, observing her carefree deanor, Xiao Li felt sowhat uncertain about his assumption.

Could it be that she truly intended never to marry?

What would beco of her then?

…

Taking advantage of so free ti, Wufu went to the back garden to see Madam Zhou, who hadn’t rested, and decisively dragged her to the estate’s small flower garden.

In the last few days, Madam Zhou had confined herself to her room.

It wasn’t that she didn’t wish to move around; she was afraid of other people’s gazes, which made her choose to stay put.

It was now deep autumn, and the leaves of the two maple trees planted in the small garden had turned deep red.

There were also roses and Chinese roses, so not yet flowering, while others were covered in buds or in full bloom, creating a particularly pleasing view.

Madam Zhou had spent her childhood in the countryside.

She had only seen those fine, grand mansions in the city through books or heard about them from Wufu’s father but had never seen them with her own eyes.

Now, this small flower garden had broadened her horizons, and she felt it might resemble the kind of residence ntioned in the books.

“So beautiful,” Mada Zhou couldn’t help but exclaim in admiration, “Wufu, those grand mansions we hear about probably aren’t much different from this, right?”

Wufu smiled and said, “How could that be?

There are hos far grander and more luxurious than ours, with estates several tis larger than ours alone.”

In her past life, she had seen so duke’s mansions or grand estates that were eye-opening.

Now, in these ancient tis, the grandeur was even more so.

“Our ho…” Madam Zhou’s eyes beca moist as she murmured to herself.

“Yes, our ho,” Wufu said as she put her arm around her mother’s shoulder and they sat down in a small pavilion, “Mother, from now on, this will be our new ho.

Let us leave the past behind and start a new life.

What do you say?”

Madam Zhou held her hand in return, her lips quivering, “Wufu, you don’t despise ?

I’m afraid I…”

“A child doesn’t scorn their mother’s ugliness; I know that saying too.

Mother, you haven’t done anything wrong, there’s no need to bla yourself.

You’re a woman of integrity and you’ve done no wrong to anyone, so stop feeling guilty,” Wufu advised.

“From now on, the two of us will live a peaceful life.

I will take care of you until the end; just rest easy and be the Old Lady of the house.”

“Such words, do they an we have to take in a son-in-law then?” Madam Zhou, amused, brushed back so of Wufu’s hair, eyes gleaming with relief, “Don’t worry, Mother will recover.”

For the sake of her daughter, she had to get better.