Springtime Farming: A Happy Wife At Home
Chapter 1854

Chapter 1854: You’re Too Much Today Chapter 1854: You’re Too Much Today Editor: Henyee Translations First Madam Fan’s smile was tinged with irony.

Compensation?

Who would she seek compensation from without evidence?

Unless Madam Shao intervened and pressured Mrs.

Jia into admitting defeat.

But was that a feasible outcome?

Madam Shao had stormed out in a fit of anger, signaling the end of the banquet.

The two madams of the Fan Family offered profuse apologies.

Second Mrs.

Fan escorted them out, while First Madam Fan hastened to find Fan Ruyin.

Meanwhile, Old Lady Fan was enjoying her lunch.

Fan Ruyin, always mindful of her mother’s needs, wouldn’t dare disturb her during this time.

Hence, First Madam Fan easily intercepted her in her chamber.

The atmosphere in the room was tense and subdued.

The maidservants held their breaths, cowering in fear, their heads bowed in anticipation of reprimand.

Fan Ruyin shot a glare at First Madam Fan.

“Sister-in-law, what brings you here?

Have you dealt with that troublemaker?” First Madam Fan’s lips curved into a sneer.

Troublemaker?

It seems you’re the one causing the most trouble.

“All of you, leave,” she commanded the maidservants.

Casting furtive glances at Fan Ruyin, the maidservants discerned her dark expression but obediently complied, hastening to vacate the room.

First Madam Fan’s voice sliced through the tension like ice.

“You’ve crossed a line!” “What did you just say?

YouaEUR”” Fan Ruyin began, her voice rising.

“Silence!” First Madam Fan’s palm crashed down on the coffee table, her tone scathing.

“Fan Ruyin, you are a member of the Fan Family; show some restraint!

If you’re capable of causing trouble, then resolve it yourself!

I owe you nothing.

I’ll clean up your mess when we return!

I’ve had enough of your antics!

Any mishap today will spell disaster for the Fan Family.

Are you oblivious to that fact?” “And what noble intentions does Mrs.

Guan harbor?

Her husband faltered due to his own shortcomings, and now she seeks to stir up trouble without cause.

What’s your stake in this?

What makes you so special?

Now that things have soured, you plan to abandon ship, leaving the fallout for me and Second Sister-in-law to handle?

Your scheme is quite cunning!” “I-IaEUR|” Fan Ruyin stammered, her eyes wide with disbelief, her breaths coming in ragged gasps.

She struggled to formulate a response, taken aback by her sister-in-law’s audacity.

First Madam Fan relished the shock on Fan Ruyin’s face.

“Let me make this clear: I won’t assist you in resolving this mess today.

Go apologize to Madam Shao!

And make sure you do it with genuine humility and sincerity!” “Don’t forget, you’re meant to beg for forgiveness, not disgust her!” “Shut up!” Fan Ruyin’s scream reverberated, her chest heaving with emotion.

“How dare you speak to me like that!” “Why wouldn’t I?” First Madam Fan’s voice remained cold and composed.

“I’m your sister-in-law and the senior daughter-in-law of the Fan family.

You’ve implicated the entire family, so why shouldn’t I hold you accountable?” Fan Ruyin: “aEUR|” In theory, this response seemed justified, but to Fan Ruyin, it felt like a scathing rebuke.

She seethed with anger, struggling to find a rebuttal.

As she opened her mouth to retaliate, she realized she couldn’t articulate the pent-up frustration and hurt within her.

A pang of anguish pierced her heart, and a sense of injustice washed over her.

“YouaEUR| You always pretend to be righteous and virtuous, but I never imagined you harbored such thoughts!

I see now.

You’ve despised me all along, eager to rid me from this household!

But this is my family too.

My mother wanted me to stay.

Who are you to look down on me?” “You think you can control me?

No chance!” With tears streaming down her cheeks, Fan Ruyin sniffled and wiped her eyes.

Turning on her heels, she fled straight to Old Lady Fan’s quarters.