She Became A Downfall Noble Lady

Although all these actions at Wong Qiao were ideas given by Jiang Yifan, didn’t Wong Qiao, the son raised by a widowed mother, also need to be promising?

If Wong Qiao only focused on thoroughly filial obedience to his mother and conforming to her wishes, Ye Xinyan would definitely not approve of Zhou Biyao treating Lady Zhao as a joke, nor would she be willing to play the villain.

But then again, Jiang Yifan really was despicable; when he gave advice to Wong Qiao, he intended for her to play the role of the villain.

While Ye Xinyan had a good night’s sleep, Lady Zhao, with no other hopes left, also unexpectedly slept exceptionally well and comfortably.

The next day at dawn, Lady Zhao opened her eyes in bed and was surprised for a moment at the high quality of her sleep before she slowly got up.

Clearly, she was extremely annoyed before falling asleep, resenting Qi Younian for not considering the friendship with her husband, and for not showing a shred of support for the widow and orphan of his sworn brother because of a woman he had known for only two or three years.

Yet, she was able to sleep so soundly. Reluctant as she was, she knew that once she learned she could not rely on the Duke’s Mansion’s Miss Ye and Qi Younian, the Prefectural Magistrate became an existence like the sky to her, and she compromised. Therefore, this sleep was the most peaceful she had had since arriving at Clear Water Village.

Xiuqin had already woken up early and was waiting in the outer room. Seeing Lady Zhao’s face looking unwell the night before, she came over early to wait, so as not to make Lady Zhao even angrier by not seeing anyone around in the morning.