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Now reading: Chapter 25 - from Oops! My Inner Thoughts Are Ruining The Plot, a Historical novel by sharonrose18.

Xi Wenzhe rarely overslept.

Years of discipline had made waking early a habit so deeply ingrained that even after a restless night, his body still stirred shortly after dawn.

The mont he opened his eyes, however, he felt a familiar headache pressing against his temples.

The events of the previous night imdiately surfaced in his mind.

The fire.

Li i.

Su Yueqing’s strange thoughts.

The evidence Dong Li had found.

And his mother’s inevitable reaction once she learned the truth.

Xi Wenzhe sat up slowly and rubbed his forehead.

He had barely finished dressing when a servant hurried into the courtyard outside.

"Young Master, the Duchess has arrived."

His hand paused.

For a brief mont, he closed his eyes.

As expected.

Nothing escaped his mother’s eyes for long.

"Let her enter."

A mont later, the doors opened.

Lin iyun walked inside with several maids following behind her.

Unlike her usual elegant and gentle appearance, there was a coldness in her expression today that imdiately made the atmosphere inside the room beco heavy.

Xi Wenzhe stood and greeted her respectfully.

"Mother."

Lin iyun nodded once before taking a seat.

She did not imdiately speak.

Instead, she calmly accepted the tea a servant offered her before finally raising her eyes toward her son.

The silence stretched.

Xi Wenzhe knew that look.

It was the look she always wore whenever she was waiting for soone to confess before she exposed everything herself.

"Is there sothing you would like to tell ?" she asked finally.

Her voice was calm.

Xi Wenzhe remained silent for a mont before replying.

"No, Mother."

Lin iyun stared at him.

Then she suddenly laughed.

It was not a pleasant laugh.

It was the laugh of soone who had just lost patience.

"Is that so?"

The room instantly beca colder.

Xi Wenzhe lowered his gaze slightly.

Without another word, Lin iyun turned toward one of the maids behind her.

"Bring it."

The maid imdiately stepped forward carrying a cloth bundle.

Before anyone could react, Lin iyun grabbed it and threw it onto the floor.

The bundle rolled across the ground and stopped near Xi Wenzhe’s feet.

The mont he saw it, his expression changed.

He recognized it imdiately.

It was the very sa bundle Dong Li had recovered from Li i’s quarters.

The room fell silent.

Lin iyun’s eyes narrowed.

"Do you think I do not know what happens inside my own household?"

Her voice was no longer calm.

Anger had finally begun to show.

"You discovered the evidence."

"You learned the truth."

"And instead of reporting it, you chose to hide it."

Each sentence struck harder than the last.

Xi Wenzhe remained silent.

For the first ti since becoming the family’s pride, he found himself unable to defend his actions.

Lin iyun suddenly stood.

"Have you lost your mind?"

Her voice echoed throughout the room.

The servants imdiately lowered their heads.

Nobody dared to breathe loudly.

"Do you even understand what almost happened last night?"

Her eyes were blazing now.

"That fire could have killed soone."

"No."

"It almost did kill soone."

She pointed toward the bundle on the floor.

"Your precious Li i nearly burned your wife alive."

The words struck like a hamr.

Xi Wenzhe’s fingers tightened slightly.

Lin iyun was not finished.

"Even if you dislike Su Yueqing."

"Even if you never wanted this marriage."

"She is still your lawful wife."

"She entered this household through the front gates."

"She carries the na of the Su family."

The more she spoke, the angrier she beca.

"Have you considered what would have happened if she had died during her first night in her husband’s household?"

Xi Wenzhe remained silent.

Because he had considered it.

And the answer was terrifying.

Lin iyun’s expression darkened further.

"Her father would have turned this capital upside down."

"And her brothers?"

She almost laughed.

"Those madn would have marched straight into our manor looking for blood."

"Do you think the matter would have ended with a simple apology?"

The room beca deathly silent.

Even the servants looked pale.

Everyone knew how protective the Su family was toward their only daughter.

Lin iyun took a deep breath before continuing.

"I raised you to be rational."

"I raised you to know right from wrong."

"But last night you disappointed greatly."

Xi Wenzhe lowered his head.

For the first ti, sha appeared on his usually indifferent face.

"Mother."

His voice was low.

"I was wrong."

Lin iyun looked at him.

After a long mont, she finally sat down again.

The anger in her expression softened slightly, though disappointnt still remained.

"I know."

Xi Wenzhe clenched his fists.

"I apologize."

Lin iyun sighed.

She had co here furious.

But seeing her son admit his mistake honestly made so of her anger fade.

Still.

A mistake was a mistake.

And punishnt was necessary.

"You will listen carefully."

Xi Wenzhe straightened imdiately.

"From this day onward, Li i will no longer remain idle within this residence."

His eyes lifted slightly.

Lin iyun ignored his reaction.

"She will be assigned work like every other servant."

"If she has energy to sche and start fires, then she certainly has energy to work."

Xi Wenzhe remained silent.

Then Lin iyun delivered the second part of the punishnt.

"And Su Yueqing."

Her eyes narrowed slightly.

"Will remain here."

Xi Wenzhe froze.

Lin iyun folded her sleeves calmly.

"She is your wife."

"Therefore she will live in your residence."

"Not sowhere else."

The aning behind those words was unmistakable.

Xi Wenzhe imdiately frowned.

"Mother—"

"No."

Lin iyun cut him off imdiately.

"This decision has already been made."

Her tone left no room for negotiation.

"From now on, the two of you will live under the sa roof."

"You will learn how to manage your household properly."

"And you will stop allowing personal feelings to interfere with your judgnt."

Xi Wenzhe fell silent.

The room beca quiet once more.

Outside, the morning sun continued rising over the Xi Manor.

Inside, however, Xi Wenzhe suddenly had a feeling that his peaceful days had officially co to an end.

Because sharing a residence with Su Yueqing...

Might prove far more troubleso than anything else that had happened so far.

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