The Prime Minister Seduced Me to have Babies! Chapter 483: Like I’d Believe You

Mrs. Zhou turned her face toward the bed and suddenly began to sob, the sobs growing louder until they beca wailing cries.

From the east wing, Mrs. Yang heard the cries coming from the upper room and sneered, then stared at Si Lang and said, "Hand over the silver note. Don’t think you can keep it all to yourself. This isn’t just a small amount of money; it’s a hundred taels of silver!"

Si Lang grunted, "There’s no silver note, it’s long gone."

"Didn’t you just take over twenty taels of silver yourself? You haven’t even shared with yet." Earlier, he’d seized a small ingot worth five taels.

Mrs. Yang clutched her chest, "Don’t even think about it. This silver needs to be saved for when you get married."

Si Lang stared at Mrs. Yang, "Then you’d better rember what you said. If you dare take the silver and remarry, I’m not done with you!"

Mrs. Yang said guilt-ridden, "I won’t remarry. I still want to see you get married and give grandchildren."

"That silver note, you bring it to , and I’ll keep it for you."

Si Lang chuckled, "I don’t believe you at all!" With that, he got up and walked out.

Mrs. Yang called after him, "Where are you going?"

Si Lang replied impatiently, "Where I go is none of your business."

"In any case, I’m going out to earn so money."

His head was filled with thoughts of going to Xiang City to make a fortune.

Not long after Si Lang left, Mrs. Yang packed her clothes, carried a bundle, and walked out.

The Liu Family saw her from across the way and called out, "Sister-in-law, where are you going?"

She had just seen Si Lang leave and asked him where he was going, but he didn’t say. Now, Mrs. Yang seed like she was about to travel far away.

Mrs. Yang said, "My husband is gone, and I feel terrible. I’m going to my mother’s house for a few days."

The Liu Family didn’t say anything else and watched Mrs. Yang with her bundle as she left.

She didn’t know this would be her last ti seeing Si Lang and Mrs. Yang. After that, she never saw them again.

Only later, once at a market, did she co across Mrs. Yang’s sister-in-law, who ntioned that Mrs. Yang had remarried a widower.

As for where she got married, how she was doing, Mrs. Yang’s sister-in-law didn’t say, and the Liu Family didn’t ask.

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Capital City, Du Mansion.

Minister Du and Jiang Zhongxing of the Duke of England Mansion were having their routine gathering, drinking and chatting.

Minister Du poured a cup for Jiang Zhongxing, and Jiang Zhongxing lifted the cup and sighed heavily, "Brother Du, what I envy about you most is your two good sons."

"Your eldest son passed the imperial examination as a top scholar, and your youngest son also passed. Your Du family has successors!"

Minister Du smiled, "What is there to envy? You have sons too."

Jiang Zhongxing shook his head, "Sigh—"

"My child is a troublemaker; just the other day, he beat up the grandson of the Minister of Personnel."

"I don’t know how long I’ll have to clean up his sses."

Minister Du chuckled inwardly, thinking, you actually have a remarkable son, but you just don’t know it.

Jiang Zhongxing sipped his wine, becoming increasingly lancholy, "Whenever I think that the Duke of England Mansion will fall to that reckless fool, I can’t sleep at night."

Minister Du raised an eyebrow, wanting to say sothing but held back.

Then Jiang Zhongxing sighed again, "I heard she went back to her family, and who knows when she’ll return."

Minister Du deliberately asked, "Which ’she’ are you talking about?"

Jiang Zhongxing smiled wryly, "Why do you ask when you already know."

Minister Du couldn’t help but say, "You, I really don’t know what to say to you. If you really can’t let her go, you should care for her more so that you wouldn’t be unclear whether she’s gone back to her family or not."