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For some reason, after Aunt Zhang said that it was all for your good, Tian Tian's emotions suddenly became very excited, and her eyes instantly turned red.

"When my father died, you took me to remarry, saying it was for my good! Give all the good things to that bad-eyed girl and say it's for my good! Don't let me go to school and say it's for my good! It's also for my good to send me to the Prime Minister's Mansion as a maid! Everything you do is for my good! After a pause, Tian Tian's mood stabilized slightly, and tears rolled down her cheeks like beads with broken threads.

She said, "Do you know how many people I was scolded after you remarried? They say you're old and shameless, and I'm shameless. The man you married died early, they said you were a kefu life, they said I was a broom star, and that man's daughter beat me and scolded me every day, don't you see? I want to go to school, you say that a woman is not talented, but you sent my so-called sister to read and write, are you really for my good? Why are you so nice to her? If it's for the sake of fame, then you don't have to! Your reputation was ruined the day you took me to remarry! ”

Tian Tian choked his throat and sobbed: "You sent me into the Prime Minister's Mansion as a maid, do you know how much I have suffered to become Miss Xiangfu's personal maid from the lowest rough girl?" The eldest lady is a good person, she said, you want to take me into the palace to see the world today, but you have to ask me to come back, and you can't help but entrust me to two strangers! Actually, you're doing all this for yourself, right? Don't get involved with me......"

Tian Tian's words seemed to have been held for a long time and finally burst out, after she finished speaking, she took a deep breath, as if the thing that had been pressing on her heart disappeared in an instant, and became a lot easier, but seeing Aunt Zhang's injured eyes and shocked expression, she regretted a little, regretted that she shouldn't have said these words, regretted that she shouldn't have said so much, but if she wanted to take back what she had just said, she couldn't do it.

The weight in my heart is gone, but there is a new kind of pressure, called guilt.

Aunt Zhang couldn't react for a while, her daughter, who had always been well-behaved, had so many complaints about her, the impact was too great, and after she digested these words, her heart was like being pinched fiercely, and it hurt her heart.

"Original...... That's what you think of me. Aunt Zhang's face was pale and her eyes were moist.

Tian Tian bit her lower lip, she couldn't bear to look directly into Aunt Zhang's eyes, she looked away, tried to calm her emotions, and said in a dumb voice: "I won't listen to you again this time, I'll go back to the Prime Minister's Mansion first, and I'll come to see you another day." ”

After speaking, Tian Tian turned around and left without looking back, she walked in a hurry, and accidentally broke her foot.

Aunt Zhang looked at Tian Tian's departing back, took a deep breath, wiped away the tears that were about to drip from the corners of her eyes, and reluctantly squeezed out a smile and said, "Let the two of you see the joke." ”

Ji Xingzhi shook her head slightly and said, "Try to understand your daughter's thoughts, she doesn't necessarily think it's good if you think it's good, how can she know if you don't say some things?" ”

After listening to Ji Xingzhi's words, Aunt Zhang was slightly stunned, understanding Tian Tian's thoughts? She had never thought like this, she was a person from the past, and it was really good to know how to do it right.

But I never thought that there were so many complaints about her every day, which made her feel that everything she had done over the years was wrong.

"Thank you, girl, when Tian Tian comes back next time, I will talk to her more." Aunt Zhang said.

Ji Xingzhi bowed slightly, looked at the sky, it was already afternoon, Aunt Zhang left Ji Xingzhi and Xiao Moyan to have dinner, the dishes were very rich, unprecedented these days.

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