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As for whether Lu Siming would become Emperor Yan's pawn... Mr. Lu didn't care at all.

"How about the chess players? How about the chess pieces?" As long as they can achieve their own goals, there is no difference between chess players and chess pieces.

Some people seem to be chess players, but in fact they are the targets of chess pieces, and some people seem to have no choice.

But in fact, all the choices are what he wants.

So soon.

Emperor Yan acted as a mediator for the wise concubine and allowed Lu Yuanhua to return to the Ding'an Marquis Mansion, and the news spread throughout the capital.

So much so that before Lu Yuanhua officially returned home, when Chu Qingge and Lu Siming went to Huai'an Bo Mansion to attend Chu Xinlan's wedding, they were treated with great respect by the servants of Huai'an Bo Mansion.

There was no way, even though Mrs. Huai'an didn't welcome the arrival of Chu Qingge and Lu Siming.

There was even some blame on Chu Xinlan for not saying anything to her about inviting Chu Qingge and Lu Siming.

She didn't know about it until Chu Qingge and Lu Siming arrived at the gate of the Huai'an residence.

But if you think about it carefully, the relationship between the two parties has not broken down to the point where they are completely torn apart.

In addition, Lu Yuanhua's return was brought about by Emperor Yan himself.

As a "nouveau riche" who relied on Emperor Yan's favor, the Huai'an Prince's Mansion would naturally not disobey Emperor Yan's wishes.

There would be no news of looking down on Lu Yuanhua's eldest son and his daughter-in-law at this juncture.

She suppressed her inner reluctance and asked her servants to exercise utmost courtesy.

"The same goes for Miss Xinlan, why didn't you tell me in advance?" said the old lady who was serving Mrs. Huai'anbo.

"Perhaps she is worried that I will not agree." Mrs. Huai'anbo didn't think much, "Xinlan has a good temper, and her sister treats her badly, but she still regards her as her sister. Now she is getting married.

It's normal for her to invite them..." But after saying this reason, Mrs. Huai'anbo herself didn't believe it, because if Chu Xinlan wanted to invite her mother's family, why did she only invite Chu Qingge?

Her grandparents and younger brother also live in the suburbs of Beijing, so why not invite them together?

You must know that although Mrs. Huai'an looked down on Chu Xinlan's background.

But thinking that her youngest son is not a good person, Chu Xinlan will also suffer some injustice when marrying his son.

She also felt pity for Chu Xinlan and planned to invite her grandparents' family.

But Chu Xinlan refused.

Now that Chu Qingge and Lu Siming arrived with invitations, it was really strange.

but--

"Come on, come on." Madam Huai'an thought for a while, "Mostly this girl is worried that she will be wronged.

Although her eldest sister was not a very good person, she was lucky enough to marry Lu Yuanhua when he was in despair.

Now that Lu Yuanhua returns to Ding'an Marquis Mansion, she will also turn over and become the eldest grandson-in-law of Mr. Lu.

No matter how bad the original relationship between the two sisters was...

Now that one is marrying into the uncle's house and the other is marrying into the marquis' house, they still have to watch and help each other. "

They were all in the same circle, and old Mrs. Huai'an felt that she could see through the little girl's thoughts at a glance.

She understood this and was actually very supportive.

Chu Xinlan's status is too low.

If there is a sister who is the daughter-in-law of the grandson of the eldest son of the Marquis, she will be justified in terms of face as a mother-in-law.

Even though this sister had a lot of conflicts with their Huai'an residence...

But in a place like Beijing, what kind of conflicts can't be laughed off in the face of interests?

Mrs. Huai'an Bo was not stupid, not to mention her eldest son had secretly reminded her a long time ago.