Doted By The Regent King-Chapter 1452 - 1390: Arrogant and Disrespectful

Wu Lihong and his group waited from morning until afternoon, yet Wufu never returned, not only that, they wanted to enter the mansion to wait, but were unable to do so. Such hospitality, even if you want someone to wait, they can at least wait inside, right?

But unexpectedly, the other party so brazenly made them wait outside. What, rude? It’s intentional!

It’s deliberately rude, meant to embarrass them. You want to force your way in? Suddenly, someone appeared with a weapon, truly frightening.

But they didn’t dare cause a scene in the street, making a big fuss would only provide others with a laughing stock and become difficult to manage, so they had no choice but to wait obediently!

Such humiliation and frustration, not to mention Wu Lihong’s anger, even the Old Madam Wu, who was inclined to give in, felt her patience reached its limit. That girl, on what grounds is she so arrogant and conceited?

Utterly contemptuous!

Just when their patience reached its breaking point, they finally heard the sound of a carriage returning, and they lifted the curtain to look—it was indeed the carriage Wufu took in the morning.

The Old Madam Wu said with a dark face, "Let’s go!" 𝘧𝘳𝘦ℯ𝓌𝘦𝒷𝘯𝑜𝑣𝘦𝓁.𝒸𝘰𝓂

Damn brat, truly insolent!

Wufu didn’t expect Wu Lihong and his group to still be waiting here. It seemed their eagerness to negotiate was quite strong.

"Do you need me to accompany you?" Ah Jiu asked quietly as he watched them approach.

Wufu replied, "No need, you head back to the neighboring mansion first, we’ll celebrate together tomorrow!"

Ah Jiu nodded, his gaze lightly sweeping over them before mounting his horse and leaving.

Once he left, Wufu finally looked at Wu Lihong and his group who had arrived, curling her lips: "Oh, you really waited here, huh!"

"Wufu girl, no matter what, we are your elders. Aren’t you too excessive?" The Old Madam Wu held back her anger.

Having waited for several shichen, she had only consumed some pastries. Fortunately, the weather had cooled down, or else she might have fainted in the heat.

"Whether I’m excessive is not for the Old Madam to criticize," Wufu glanced at her indifferently and flicked her sleeve: "Let’s go, aren’t you wanting to talk with me."

She led the way into the side door, not caring whether they followed.

"Rebellious girl, you..." Wu Lihong was furious, unable to restrain his urge to act.

"Silence!" The Old Madam Wu glared at him, saying: "I told you, do not provoke her again."

Wu Lihong sullenly closed his mouth, yet inwardly he hated Wufu to death; this rebellious girl, why doesn’t heaven send a lightning bolt to strike her.

The group was led into the Floral Hall to sit down. A maid served tea, but there was no sign of Wufu.

Wufu went first to Madam Zhou’s courtyard to pay respects and conveyed Wu Lihong’s group’s request to meet, and her speculation about their intentions, lest she be flustered, which would be bad for her health.

Madam Zhou’s complexion changed upon hearing who had come. She pursed her lips and cautiously asked, "Wufu, what do you plan to do? This Marriage Certificate, if they want it, and we’re not thinking of returning to that home—keeping it is pointless, better to return it for some peace."

"Mother, how I plan to act—just watch, leave everything to me, okay?" Wufu reassured her.

Madam Zhou listened and nodded, saying: "Wufu, they’re not worth you getting angry, don’t lose your temper." After all, they are elders, if handled improperly or considered rebellious, she fears the heavenly gods might punish Wufu.

Wufu smiled slightly, getting angry? No way. She would only use assertive methods; the approach depends on the other party’s sensibility!

Yes, as the master said, first courtesy, then force!