Chapter 121: Competing with the Princess for the Talented Scholar

  I couldn't bear it in my heart, so I just nodded at him and said: "You go back first, I'm fine. Remember, when you're better, take good care of me!"

  He endured, biting his lips tightly, his whole body trembling. I was afraid he would get excited, so I hurriedly comforted him that I was fine, almost begging Mrs. to take him away.

  He just wouldn't budge, staring at me stubbornly as if that would protect me.

  I looked at him and suddenly said with a heavy heart: "If you don't leave, I'll crash into the pillar."

  "Tang Er, you go back first." The madam said softly to Song Tang: "The old lady is not such a ruthless person, I just want to set an example. Your wife had promised me when she first entered the door that she wouldn't be reckless."

  Song Tang's respectful expression was instantly shattered by these words, and he coldly glared at the madam. The madam couldn't help but shudder under his gaze, but Song Tang continued to say coldly: "If I said that today's matter was something I begged for no matter what, would you also punish me together with him?"

  He said, seemingly intentionally or unintentionally coughing a few more times.

  The madam's face also turned cold, saying: "Tang Er, are you making things difficult for your mother?" She glanced at Song Tang and softly comforted her: "If you take responsibility for this matter, aren't you afraid that your father will find out and implicate your mother?"

  Song Tang's expression hesitated, looking at me who had been pressed to the ground, and pondered for a moment, as if weighing something.

  "My father is also a reasonable person, I think if he knew that my body had improved so much, he would probably be happy and wouldn't punish me." Song Tang paused for a moment before saying: "Even so, I am still his own son!"

  The lady's face changed immediately, as if she couldn't believe someone would dare to refute her. And I also knew that this lady was indeed afraid that Song Tingwei would see Song Tang, and was afraid that he would see the gradual improvement in Song Tang's condition.

  Song Tingwei's heart was only on state affairs and had almost never managed household matters, while the first lady seemed to want to cover up everything.