The pattering night rain fell on the eaves of Tang Mansion.

In the hall of the second room, the second master of the Tang family is sitting with a serious face.

Beside him is Mr. Tang who just heard the news and rushed back.

Although the two brothers are siblings, they don't look alike.

Master Tang was born with a round head and fat ears, and a short stature.

Because of the fact that Tang Erye had been practicing boxing and kicking for several years, he was tall, with piercing eyebrows and a mustache, which made him even more upright.

As soon as he got off duty, he was stopped, and he didn't even have time to change the clothes he was wearing.

On the chairs on both sides of the hall, there were six children in the big room.

Tang Yiwan stood beside her father, drooping her eyelashes and said nothing.

The rain was pattering outside, and the only thing I could hear was Mrs. Lin in the hall, speaking in a strange tone.

"Today's matter, the housekeeper must have made it clear to the second brother. I have always had a straight temper, so I said straight to the point."

"Although our first and second rooms have long been separated, we are still separated by a wall, broken bones and tendons, and in the end we are still one family."

"But today when the princess came to the door, Yiwan watched me humiliated, and put my five brothers to death and let them be beaten."

"Second brother, it's not me who told you that the younger brother and sister are lingering on the sick bed and can't discipline your daughter, and you are busy in the yamen. If you don't teach Yiwan carefully and say something ugly, she will be a white-eyed wolf in the future!"

After Lin Shi finished saying these words, Tang Suyan, who was sitting on the side, raised her head and gave Tang Yiwan a smug look.

The eldest master of the Tang family narrowed his eyes and remained silent.

At this moment, he said slowly: "Second brother, no matter what the younger generation in the family is like, it is a family scandal that cannot be made public."

"Today's Yiwan is too much, how can she just watch her brother get beaten, and be indifferent and unrequited?"

Lin emphasized: "I was also fined five hundred taels!"

Tang Yiwan bit her lower lip and said, "It's clear that the sixth sister provoked Her Royal Highness first, and the five elder brothers came over and made rude remarks. Master Hou wants to teach her a lesson."

"Why are you embarrassing me and my father if you don't reflect on your faults?"

Lin stomped her feet, like a shrew, with a high-pitched voice: "Second brother, listen! Yiwan is still discussing right and wrong at this time! It's really chilling, how did our old Tang family have such a child!"

Just then, a weak female voice came from the door—

"Wanwan is my child. I know whether she is good or bad. Sister-in-law doesn't need to slander her with empty teeth here."

Tang Yiwan heard the words and ran to the door immediately: "Mother! Why did you come out? It's raining and windy, so be careful!"

Second Master Tang also walked quickly to his wife's side and tightened her shoulders.

The second wife of the Tang family, Mrs. Yu, was born weak and could not help the wind. Due to illness, her face was pale and her lips were dull.

She shook her head at her husband and daughter, signaling that she was okay.

Lin shi glanced at her and said without a smile, "It's amazing, the princess passed the mansion today, and the second siblings were all sick and didn't come to greet them, but now you have the strength to come over and make decisions for Yiwan? "

Yu's father was a poor scholar. When she got married, the dowry was very small.

For this reason, Lin Shi felt that he was more powerful than her.

But at the beginning, Mrs. Tang loved this second daughter-in-law the most.

I think she is sensible, she speaks well, and she can read and read.

Lin Shi couldn't get used to her for a long time.

What's the use of being able to read, it's not that you can't give birth to a son!

Mrs. Tang Er was supported by her husband and took a seat on the chair before slowly saying, "No matter how ill I am, I don't want to watch my husband and daughter compromise."