An Ran sat up and said to Ding Changhe, "Since ancient times, conflicts between mother-in-law and daughter-in-law have existed in every family, and some have gotten into serious troubles."
Ding Changhe was stunned. He knew that An Ran and her mother were not at odds with each other, but what did An Ran mean? Did she want to file a complaint?
Seeing that Ding Changhe was puzzled, An Ran continued, "In the past two days, the old lady has been angry with me because she wanted to record my daughter as my legitimate daughter, so she has been looking for me to force you to nod."
"so what."
An Ran smiled and said: "So I don't agree. The mother-in-law and daughter-in-law are making trouble. As a filial son, you naturally have to obey your mother-in-law."
Ding Changhe was annoyed, "Nonsense, you don't know who I care about."
An Ran threw herself into Ding Changhe's arms and said, "Master, you must take care of the old lady. You are a courtier, so it will be good for your reputation. So he quarreled with me, and finally, out of filial piety, he sent me back to the countryside."
Only then did Ding Changhe understand.
"Then you will have to bear the reputation of being unfilial." ?.?????.???
Ding Changhe was a little reluctant and hugged An Ran gently, "Think about other explanations. If you make such a fuss, your reputation will not be good."
An Ran said softly, "Master Song's wife from the Ministry of Etiquette had a quarrel with his old lady, so he was sent back to the ancestral hall of his ancestral home. Master Liu's wife from the Ministry of Personnel was at odds with his concubine in the backyard. Master Liu ignored his wife, and Mrs. Liu lived alone in the city." Outside the house. No one has this kind of thing, but it’s just hidden.”
Then he turned to look at Ding Changhe, "My mother-in-law, your aunt, and I are not at odds with each other, so we take advantage of it. So even if you send me back to the countryside, others will probably just watch the joke for a while."
"you do not mind."
"It depends on when. Between you and the child, I will definitely choose you and the child. As for reputation, I can restore it slowly in the future. As long as you don't dislike me, I don't care."
Ding Changhe lowered his head, put his forehead against An Ran's, and laughed softly, "If you don't dislike it, how could you dislike it? You gave me four children, so that I have someone to miss no matter when and where I am. Man, I have let you down for a few years, but I will be with you twice as much for the rest of my life.”
An Ran turned around and smiled and said, "It turns out it's because of these children. If there were no children, you wouldn't want me."
Ding Changhe scratched An Ran's nose and said, "I won't hide it from you. If there were no children at that time, maybe I would have let you live in the country. I had too many things at the time, and I couldn't distract myself from paying attention. To you. I am also glad that I noticed you and your differences at that time. An Ran, I am glad to have you as my wife."
An Ran knew that Ding Changhe didn't lie to her. Although it didn't sound good, it was all the truth.
Ding Changhe hugged Anran tightly and whispered in her ear again.
Early the next morning, an explosive news spread in Ding Mansion.
Yesterday, the uncle returned to the main courtyard at night and learned that the old lady had come to see him several times. It turned out that the eldest grandma and the old lady were talking disrespectfully, which made the old lady angry. The uncle drank a lot that night, and under the influence of the alcohol, he started to quarrel with the eldest grandma.
Everyone knew that the uncle usually had a bad temper. He slammed the door and left that night because of his drunkenness. He even accused the eldest grandmother of being jealous and unfilial in the courtyard.
All morning, the eldest grandma didn't even leave the courtyard.
Ding Han couldn't believe it for a moment when she heard her mother-in-law's reply, and asked again, "This is all true. The boss really had a quarrel with An last night."
"It's true, madam. Last night, the uncle came back late and drank a lot of wine. After the quarrel, he went to the front yard. The woman who was watching the night and the people in the front yard all knew about it."
Ding Hanshi immediately felt relieved both physically and mentally. It seemed that her son could still be relied upon at the critical moment.
Just like she was imprisoned in the ancestral hall by that old thing before, but it wasn't her son who asked her to be released in the end.
Aunt Han stood next to Mr. Ding Han, holding a handkerchief to her mouth and coughing lightly, "You go down first. If the uncle comes here, report in advance."
After the mother-in-law went out, Ding Han couldn't help laughing. "It seems that there is no problem in remembering my daughter as my legitimate daughter. I have to look after my son at the critical moment. How can I trust my daughter-in-law?"
Aunt Han also agreed happily and said, "My aunt is right, but my uncle has a tough temper. If he comes over, my aunt should speak more softly. It is important to settle my daughter's matter first."
"I know this well." After saying this, he couldn't help laughing, "I wonder what An will do this time. Without a man to support her, she still dares to challenge me."
Aunt Han could see clearly, "She has three sons by her side. Even if the uncle abandons her, he will not do anything to her."
Ding Hanshi snorted coldly, "Then her life will not be as comfortable as she thought. From that time on, I have seen that this woman is not a good person, and I was right."
Ding Han asked the girl to invite Ding Changhe again, and after a while, Ding Changhe came over.
Mrs. Ding Han first cared about her son, and then sighed, "It was your grandfather who was in charge at the beginning, but in the end he still wronged my son."
Ding Changhe waved his hand and said, "Mom, don't say this now."
Ding Hanshi said, "I won't mention it anymore. It's been so long. What are you going to do about my daughter's matter? Your wife said nothing and she even got into a quarrel with me."
Ding Changhe slapped the table and said, "I mentioned this to her yesterday, but she still didn't respond, so we started arguing. Mother, don't worry, if I want my wife to remember her name, she must nod."
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