Chapter 117: Condemnation
Ji Yunxie's face darkened and he said coldly: "I said, she is no longer my queen mother!"
Her cold eyes shot towards Ji Chen: "Since the night she killed Steward Lin, the mother-son relationship between her and me has been severed."
Ji Chen was frightened by Ji Yunxie's cold eyes mixed with hatred and stepped back, his face turning pale.
"Brother, how can you say such things? You are unfilial, you..."
Liang An couldn't stand Ji Chen's hypocritical look and said in a bad tone.
"Third Young Master, you have seen what my young master has suffered in Prince Zhan's mansion, and I believe you are not blind to how the prince treats the eldest young master, so please don't always use filial piety to pressure my young master."
He paused and glanced at Ji Chen, hinting at something.
"After all, my young master is kind and generous, unlike some people who are hypocritical and always say specious things to mislead others."
Ji Chen's face turned pale at Liang An's words. She pinched the handkerchief and bit her pink lips lightly. Her watery eyes were full of light, as if she was wronged.
When Liu'er saw that her master had been wronged, she immediately jumped out and glared at Liang An and accused him.
"Who are you talking about?!"
Liang An snorted coldly: "I didn't mention anyone by name, so who knows who is hiding something?"
"you!"
"Liu Er~"
Ji Chen called out weakly, then raised his head and looked timidly at Ji Yunxie, his almond-shaped eyes filled with tears of apology.
"Brother, I'm sorry. I know you still blame me. I didn't mean to say that you were hugging a woman that day and she was hugged...ah, no..."
As if he realized that he had said something wrong, Ji Chen panicked a little, and quickly changed his words with his watery eyes.
She glanced at Ji Yunxie cautiously, lowered her head, and sobbed sadly.
"It's all Chen'er's fault. If Chen'er hadn't been so flustered, this wouldn't have happened... I'm sorry, brother. Chen'er didn't mean it~"
People passing by nearby were talking about this scene. "What kind of elder brother is this? He was caught doing something shameful by his younger brother, and he still has the nerve to blame his younger brother for not keeping it secret?"
"That's right. Look at how he bullied his brother. He didn't do it on purpose. He was shameless and was seen by others. Why do you blame your brother?"
"Tsk tsk, the world is going downhill. Do men nowadays have no sense of shame?"
……
Liang An was so angry that his face turned red when he heard these people's discussions.
"You...what do you know?!"
Liang An glared at Ji Chen angrily and said angrily: "Third Young Master, my young master has never offended you in any way. Why are you making up nonsense and wrongly accusing my young master?"
He caused the young master to be punished by the prince in Prince Zhan's mansion, and now he is talking nonsense in public, causing the young master to be pointed at by others. What is he thinking!
Facing Liang An's accusations, Ji Chen seemed to be frightened by Liang An's hideousness. He took a few steps back, as if he accidentally tripped, and fell towards Di Ran.
Di Ran narrowed his eyes slightly and took light steps to avoid Ji Chen.
Ji Chen staggered and almost fell, but luckily he managed to stabilize himself. His face turned slightly pale and he looked at Di Ran with aggrieved eyes.
She lowered her eyes and said pitifully: "I...I didn't~"
Ji Yunxie, who was being protected in a wheelchair, had a slightly ugly expression on his face.
Although I have been ridiculed and mocked before, they were just rumors I heard from others. This is the first time that I have been accused and wronged by so many people in person.
Ji Yunxie's face turned pale, and his hands on the wheel armrests tightened slightly.
Especially when he saw Ji Chen deliberately falling into Di Ran's arms, his face became even darker, a trace of haze flashed across his clear eyes, and his pale fingers slightly tightened.
At this moment, a hand took his cold hand and held it, and the warm palm wrapped around his cold hand, dispelling the coldness.
(End of this chapter)
