She Became A Downfall Noble Lady

Jiang Yiyuan unceremoniously took a seat beside Jiang Yifan and, without waiting for Lady Qin to ask, inquired with relish, "Brother, I heard that Miss Ye caused trouble at Han Mansion for a reason and that it started with a commotion during a variety show at the City God Temple on the Eighth Day. Brother, you said you were going to accompany Miss Ye on an outing that day, so you were there, right? What exactly happened, tell me about it." As he spoke, he even edged closer to Jiang Yifan, his face full of the enthusiasm of a spectator at a commotion.

Upon hearing this, Lady Qin felt somewhat baffled. A commotion? What kind of commotion? Could it be that Miss Ye caused trouble again? Her heartbeat quickened.

"Yuanfan, what exactly happened, and with which family did you start a commotion?" Lady Qin asked, clutching her chest.

She clearly remembered the scandal involving her son and Miss Ye’s wedding and subsequent divorce years ago. Even now, the thought of it sent shivers down her spine.

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The marriage had just been settled again, and they couldn’t afford another incident.

Jiang Yifan glared at Jiang Yiyuan but before he could speak, the oblivious Jiang Yiyuan eagerly chimed in, "We clashed with the Han Mansion. Mother, do you know the Grand Secretary, Lord Prime Minister Han? It was his daughter, his granddaughter, and your yet-to-enter our door daughter-in-law Miss Ye who quarreled while watching the variety show. Then the Young Master Qi, Qi Jia, Sanshun, and that servant named Jiuhua had a fight with the Han Mansion’s guards."

Lady Qin’s eyes widened halfway through listening. She looked at Jiang Yifan and asked, "Is that true? Did the Young Master Qi really fight with the guards of the current Prime Minister’s family?" Didn’t Yuanfan say that Miss Ye has become much more steady and sensible now? How could she dare to quarrel with the Grand Secretary’s granddaughter?

Jiang Yifan pinched the bridge of his nose and softened his tone as he said, "Mother, don’t listen to Second Brother’s sensationalism. It was merely a few words of dispute between the girls, followed by a little pushing and shoving between the children and the guards."