Abandoned Wife? Her Starlight Shall Blind You!

Chapter 306 - 249: Ning Zhen’er Wants Jun Moling’s Help

Abandoned Wife? Her Starlight Shall Blind You!

Chapter 306 - 249: Ning Zhen’er Wants Jun Moling’s Help

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Chapter 306: Chapter 249: Ning Zhen’er Wants Jun Moling’s Help

In order not to dampen the Empress Dowager’s spirits, this matter is temporarily set aside.

The Emperor accompanied the Empress Dowager in this temporarily constructed theater to watch a spectacular performance together.

It must be said, ever since Xiao Chengyi divorced her, Zhen’er’s wealth has only grown.

Nowadays, many of the arrangements in the Imperial Palace are practically her handiwork. Her reputation now far surpasses what it was before when she was in the military.

It is no exaggeration to say that no one in the Capital City does not know the name of the wealthy Zhen’er. 𝘧𝓇ℯ𝑒𝓌𝑒𝑏𝓃𝘰𝘷𝘦𝘭.𝒸ℴ𝓂

At this moment, her meticulously prepared troupe had the opportunity to perform in the Imperial Palace, raising everyone’s expectations to the utmost.

Although it was already late autumn, indoor braziers made this makeshift theater warm as spring.

The first play was "Monkey King," something no one had ever heard of before.

On stage, the vividly depicted immortals and demons made the audience burst into laughter.

The Monkey King’s spirit of striving forward without fear inspired a profound impression on the audience.

After a splendid "Monkey King," there followed enchanting dances and songs that intoxicated and mesmerized the audience.

When that beautiful singing flowed smoothly from the dancers’ mouths, everyone was amazed and stunned.

Their dances and songs bore a significant resemblance to those performed by Xiao Chengyu.

However, by contrast, what Zhen’er presented was far more professional, an obvious comparison between professionalism and amateurism.

Everyone praised Zhen’er’s intelligent mind, curious about how she could conceive so many new and unique ideas, and it’s no wonder she could become wealthy.

The Empress Dowager watched with unceasing admiration.

Who would have thought that in their Dayi Country, there could be such superb dances and lovely songs?

If these can be passed down, they will surely become precious cultural treasures of Dayi Country.

Zhen’er undoubtedly stole the show this time, also attracting the admiration of many young noblemen.

Some even inquired whether she was already married.

Anyway, through this event, Xiao Chengyi undoubtedly lost face.

Xiao Chengyi was so enraged that his face turned livid, for he was late due to matters in the military camp.

Upon arrival, he heard about his sister being criticized for seducing Prince Zhan.

Though today was the Empress Dowager’s birthday, and the matter was temporarily unaddressed, it didn’t mean it wouldn’t be settled later.

Moreover, his sister was originally praised for her novel singing and dancing talent in the main hall.

But after witnessing the song and dance that Zhen’er dedicated to the Empress Dowager, the audience realized what true amazement was.

Coupled with many saying that the Xiao Family was an unfortunate home, it infuriated him.

He silently swore that once he became the General of the Country, he would make those who reproached him pay and see who else dared to speak nonsense before him then!

...

On the day of the grand wedding of the Yang Family and Yan Zhen, the Shen Family hung lanterns and streamers in a festive atmosphere.

Numerous guests gathered, and the entire mansion was immersed in the joyful atmosphere.

Only after the newlyweds completed the wedding ceremony and entered the Shen Family’s Ancestral Hall did Shen Ruoxi call out to her elder brother, marking the formalization of the marriage.

The grand wedding was truly impressive, with guests bustling and laughter echoing.

Not until nightfall, when the newlyweds entered the bridal chamber, did Shen Ruoxi leave with Jun Moling.

Once on the carriage, Jun Moling gently held Shen Ruoxi, only to make her sit more comfortably.

However, at an unintended glance, he was taken aback as he saw tears silently flowing down Shen Ruoxi’s cheeks.

Perhaps fearing Jun Moling would see, she tried her best to suppress it, looking upward to stop the tears.

But the tears flowed like broken beads, soon covering her face.

Jun Moling’s heart ached, knowing she missed her parents and brothers.

Although the eldest sister-in-law could bear a son in the future, it ultimately has no direct blood ties with the Shen Family.

Though he spoke words of comfort, the hurdle in his heart was hard to overcome.

"My dear, now that you are with child, do not let these tears harm you," Jun Moling gently coaxed.

Shen Ruoxi sniffled and choked up, "Truly, I am comforted. Yan Zhen willingly gave up the position of General of the Country to become a son of the Shen Family. This is the Emperor’s compensation to the Shen Family.

I ought to be content, to find satisfaction in this, but inevitably there’s a sense of discomfort within."

"It’s great that you can see it that way, my dear. We need to look forward; the days ahead will surely get better," Jun Moling softly said, holding her waist tighter.

Shen Ruoxi also clung to him tightly, as if seeking more solace in this warm embrace.

The next day, Shen Ruoxi just woke up and thought about taking a leisurely walk in the rear garden to stretch her muscles.

Chuntao came rushing in to inform her that Zhen’er had arrived.

Shen Ruoxi understood that Zhen’er must have come for matters concerning her father.

Without delay, she asked someone to invite her in.

Upon entry, Zhen’er let out a soft sigh and said, "Your Highness, I need to return home and check carefully to see if any useful clues can be found."

Shen Ruoxi nodded, knowing that since Zhen’er suddenly decided to return home, she must have thought of a crucial point.

"Very well, you should go!" Shen Ruoxi said.

Zhen’er hesitated to speak, seeing this, Shen Ruoxi smiled slightly and said, "Just say whatever is on your mind, no need to be so hesitant."

"I’m aware that you are pregnant, and the Prince surely wouldn’t allow you to exert yourself too much.

But with my departure, such a large business operation, though I’ve instructed the servants, I still can’t let go of the worries.

After all, there are so many jealous eyes, and without strong backing, things wouldn’t be right.

Could you ask the Prince to have someone keep an eye on it for me? Don’t forget, you have the major share in this business," Zhen’er said with a smile.

Shen Ruoxi slightly furrowed her delicate brows, knowing that her husband had no good impression of Zhen’er at all, always fearing that her unconventional thoughts would lead her astray. He might not necessarily arrange for someone to keep an eye on her.

Seeing Shen Ruoxi’s face showing hesitation, Zhen’er, in a fit of pique, said, "Everyone thinks I’m just making money, that I’m the big boss, but what’s the reality?

Am I not working for you? Don’t forget, if the business loses money, you’ll lose the most. Why, you don’t want to care now, do you?"

Shen Ruoxi couldn’t help but laugh softly and promptly responded, "All right, all right, I will surely have my husband have someone keep an eye on it, so put your mind at ease!"

Hearing Shen Ruoxi’s promise, Zhen’er finally felt relieved.

Even though Jun Moling disdained her, he couldn’t resist his wife’s words; as long as Shen Ruoxi spoke, everything would be smoothly and perfectly handled.

After Zhen’er took her leave, Shen Ruoxi instructed Chuntao to invite her husband over.

However, when Chuntao returned, she informed her that the Prince had left the residence, planning to have Mi Er report it, but seeing someone in her room, he temporarily withheld the news.

After giving it some thought, Shen Ruoxi guessed her husband was probably at the Eldest Princess Mansion.

Sure enough, at this moment, Jun Moling was indeed at the Eldest Princess Mansion.

With great respect, Jun Moling had always held his aunt in high regard.

During the most challenging days when he was orphaned and in the greatest difficulty, it was his aunt who provided him with utmost care and sincerity.

Right now, the Eldest Princess no longer intended to conceal anything from Jun Moling, and she said with a calm expression, "It’s normal for men to have multiple wives and concubines.

Xiao Chengyu is fond of you, so I gave her a little help. Your Princess Consort is jealous, and as an aunt, I must think more about your future."

Upon hearing this, Jun Moling frowned tightly and, after a long pause, slowly said, "Aunt, you should know that I detest being manipulated. Must I marry her just because she likes me?

I swore to never take concubines, and this has nothing to do with Ruoxi. Aunt, can’t you respect our married life?"

Jun Moling spoke with a tone filled with a touch of helplessness and frustration, as he could not comprehend why his aunt acted this way.

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