Before her words had even faded, Yun Wan, in a fit of rage, struck a heavy blow across Fu Yao’s jade-white cheek and bellowed, "Ziyan has served you faithfully for years, body and soul! Even if a cat or a dog you raised were to die, you would naturally feel some grief. How can you be so cold-blooded and ungrateful as to remain indifferent to her life or death?"
"If I hadn't dragged that village woman out at the time, it would have been Biyao who died! How could I have birthed such a heartless, wicked wretch as you? Since you dared to do this, you must dare to own it. Go and confess immediately; perhaps there is still room to maneuver—."
Yun Wan remembered that in her previous life, Yao'er had also sought to sabotage the relationship between Prince Jin and Wan'er. Indeed, she had bribed that village woman and arranged for a woman of loose morals to seduce Prince Jin, all while ensuring Wan'er would witness the scene. Because of this, Wan'er and Prince Jin had engaged in a long cold war before gradually reconciling.
Chapter 152