Chapter 341: 341. Chapter 341 Mother, You Still Haven't Answered My Question

341. Chapter 341 Mother, You Still Haven't Answered My Question

Hearing that, Qiao Sheng let out a cold snort, turned his head and said, "Who is your daughter‑in‑law?"

"You are."

Shi Lin grabbed Qiao Sheng into his arms and said.

He didn't wait for Qiao Sheng to say anything.

Shi Lin squeezed her hand and said, "When we go back we'll have the Marriage; whether your eyes are healed or not, I will take you as my wife. I don't want to be separated from you again."

"Your eyes will get better."

Qiao Sheng no longer delayed, shouted to An Jiu and the others, and hurried the carriage away from here.

December 20, Imperial Capital.

Ouyang Yuefeng rode the carriage back to the Imperial Capital and went straight to his home; when he arrived, only his mother and some servants were there, and the rest of the family were not at home.

He learned that only his mother was at home.

Ouyang Yuefeng strode toward the courtyard where they lived.

His mother, named Feng Xi, was sitting in the middle of the garden courtyard arranging flowers when she saw Ouyang Yuefeng approach; she called out, "Feng'er, you're back."

"Mother, why are you alone at home? Where are Grandma and the others?"

Ouyang Yuefeng sat down and asked.

Feng Xi poured Ouyang Yuefeng a cup of tea and said, "Your father went with your grandmother and aunt to Putuo Temple to offer incense."

"Mother, who found the aunt?"

Ouyang Yuefeng asked.

Feng Xi, hearing this, immediately understood what her son was thinking, and said, "It shouldn't be wrong; that woman's appearance and even her birthmark are just like that."

"Mother, you still haven't answered my question."

Ouyang Yuefeng said.

Seeing him say that,

Feng Xi raised an eyebrow and said, "You still haven't answered my question to your mother! I've asked you several times when you will take a wife, and you always brush it off."

"Mother, I haven't met someone I like; how could I take a wife? I don't want to settle."

Ouyang Yuefeng quickly shifted the topic: "Mother, the person I saw also looks like Grandma, and the birthmark is in the same spot."

He had just found one, and then they encountered another identical one.

That's too coincidental!

No matter how he thought about it, it seemed problematic.

Feng Xi gently opened her lips and said, "We met your aunt on the road to Wu tong zhen. She and her family were fleeing disaster, got injured and collapsed, and we happened to rescue her. After we cleaned her up, your grandmother noticed she resembled herself a bit, asked a few questions, and after that, your grandmother was convinced she was the daughter she had lost…"

"That sounds so unreliable?"

Ouyang Yuefeng asked again, "What did father say?"

"Your father thought your aunt looked a bit different from when she was a child, but before he could say much, your grandmother scolded him harshly, and after that he said nothing more."

Feng Xi leaned in and whispered, "Your grandmother really dotes on that aunt; not only does she give her the best of everything when she returns, but when she says she can't sleep at night, she takes her to offer incense."

The daughter was lost for so many years; could they not treat her well after finding her?

Ouyang Yuefeng could understand, and suddenly recalled what his mother had said before; he asked, "Mother, you said my father went with Grandma and the others, but what about Grandfather?"

He didn't go with them, nor was he at home; where did he go?

Feng Xi slightly twisted the corner of her mouth and said, "Your grandfather is even more aggravating; seeing that your aunt now loves fish, he goes out every day to catch fish for her."

They chatted for a while.

Ouyang Yuefeng decided to visit his aunt, so he took the carriage out of the Imperial Capital toward the direction of Putuo Temple.

Although Putuo Temple is built deep in the mountains, its incense offerings have always been abundant.

When Ouyang Yuefeng arrived, many carriages were parked at the foot of the mountain, but aside from the drivers there were no other people; evidently everyone else had gone up the mountain. He looked around and took only two subordinates up the mountain.