Chapter 47: Chapter 47 I Married Him, It’s My Bad Luck
Su Yan smiled indifferently, “Aunt Lan, there’s no need to be formal, eating vegetarian meals occasionally is good for the body. Besides, this vegetarian food looks quite appetizing, how could I mind?”
She wasn’t a princess, not that delicate.
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Even if she were a real princess, Chu Yuxiao had never treated her like one…
“Aunt Lan is truly kind-hearted, Xiao’er is fortunate to have married you,” Aunt Lan smiled knowingly.
Indeed, his marrying me is his good fortune.
My marrying him is my misfortune.
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Su Yan found Aunt Lan easy to get along with and couldn’t help but like her a bit.
“Aunt Lan, I see you’re not feeling well, would you like me to take your pulse? I have some knowledge of medical skills too.”
Aunt Lan was slightly surprised, then shook her head and smiled,
“It’s an old ailment, it’s been there for over a decade without cure, and now I have no hope left.
Moreover, now that Xiao’er has a wife, I’ve no more wishes, just hope to go down and join my sister soon…
Living one more day in this world only adds a day of suffering, it’d be better to leave sooner.”
“Aunt Lan, how can you think like that? Who doesn’t want to live, isn’t there hope in living?”
“No, you wouldn’t understand. In this world, apart from Xiao’er, there’s nothing else for me to cling to…”
Seeing her sorrowful look, Su Yan stopped speaking.
She lowered her eyes slightly, a contemplative shade crossed her gaze.
Aunt Lan wished to die to accompany Old Madam, why not to accompany Old Marquis?
Moreover, she had never heard Aunt Lan mention the Old Marquis, she always talked about Old Madam.
Could it be that the relationship between Aunt Lan and Old Madam had surpassed that of sisters?
Even for actual sisters, it seemed too deep.
Thinking this to herself, Su Yan said with a smile,
“Aunt Lan, you and your mother-in-law share a remarkable bond.
After so many years, you still think of her so dearly.
If the Old Madam knows this from the underworld, she would be very comforted.”
Aunt Lan wiped the tears from the corner of her eyes with a handkerchief and said mournfully,
“My relationship with my sister is indeed very deep; if she hadn’t saved me back then, I might have died long ago…”