How I Pampered the Tyrant Into Devotion With My Space-Chapter 547: Apologize, Right Now!

The two of them are a perfect match, with elegant and noble clothing.

Compared to them, everyone else looked just like maids or guards.

Tang Zan smiled and looked at Shu’er.

"Princess Consort, please go ahead."

Shu’er smiled, glanced at Tang Zan, and then followed him into the Third Prince Mansion.

At that moment, Shu’er heard a soft voice calling "Sister."

She turned around and saw Pei Jingyi and Pei Qingheng standing with Pei Lingxuan.

They had also alighted from the carriage.

Two brothers were holding Pei Jingyi on either side.

Seeing Pei Jingyi rushing towards Shu’er like a little bull, they couldn’t help but quicken their pace.

Pei Jingyi let go of Pei Qingheng’s hand, took Shu’er’s hand, and looked up at her with a small face.

"Sister, you look so beautiful today too?"

Shu’er laughed, "Is there a day when sister doesn’t look beautiful?"

Pei Jingyi thought seriously for a moment, then shook her head.

"No, sister is always beautiful."

Shu’er chuckled and lightly tapped Pei Jingyi’s cheek.

"How is our Jingyi so cute?"

"Come on, let’s go inside."

Pei Jingyi happily chatted with Shu’er, and as she talked, she skipped ahead, lifted her skirt, and spun around.

"Sister, do you think my dress looks nice?"

Shu’er nodded, "It’s lovely. If an ordinary little girl wore it, it definitely wouldn’t look as fitting as it does on our Jingyi."

"Our Jingyi has fair skin, big eyes, and is tall, so it looks even better on you."

Pei Jingyi was thoroughly pleased with Shu’er’s praise and covered her mouth, laughing to herself, then spun around again.

Pei Lingling entered with the young concubine-born children of Pei Mansion, and Pei Zixian, who was nine years older than Pei Jingyi, pushed Pei Jingyi.

Her voice was cold with a hint of impatience.

"Why block the way?"

Pei Jingyi stumbled, her body lunging forward, her face nearly grazing the ground, but was caught by Tang Zan.

Pei Jingyi’s small face turned pale with fright.

Upon seeing that it was Pei Zixian who pushed her, she didn’t dare say a word.

She bowed her head and leaned into Tang Zan’s arms.

Then she realized it wasn’t a familiar embrace and struggled out of Tang Zan’s arms.

Then she reached out her hand towards Shu’er, with a look of grievance.

Shu’er took Pei Jingyi, then grabbed Pei Zixian’s sleeve to stop her from leaving.

"Do you know you just bumped into someone?"

Pei Zixian, now grown into a graceful young lady, didn’t care in the slightest about pushing Pei Jingyi, and lifted her chin slightly.

"Pei Jingyi was blocking the way. As her elder sister, I was just clearing a path for others."

People around were already stopping to watch.

Shu’er said coldly, "A concubine’s daughter dares to call herself the sister of a legitimate daughter? Ignoring you usually is one thing, but now you wish to take advantage?"

Pei Jingyi’s face turned sour, about to speak when she pointed to the path ahead.

"Jingyi was walking on the side, not in the middle. Whose path did I block?"

Pei Zixian said, "You blocked my path. So what?"

Shu’er said coldly, "Nothing, except you have eyes but can’t see, choosing to push a little girl instead of taking the wide-open path next to you."

Shu’er’s voice was loud enough that some people had heard the commotion and gathered around.

Pei Zixian’s face turned pale from being told off.

Shu’er said coldly, "Apologize to her, or you won’t be allowed to leave."

Pei Zixian grew anxious, and her eyes slowly reddened.

"Elder sister, aren’t you bullying others?"

Speaking, she was about to cry.

Initially, those enjoying the show began to feel a bit sympathetic towards Pei Zixian as she looked ready to cry.

Some even felt Shu’er was a bit overbearing.

Shu’er curled her lips and smiled, "It’s fine, cry if you want, everyone’s watching."

"Everyone here can see the truth. Even if you cry, it changes nothing; the wrong party remains at fault because of your tears, right?"

With these words, some who intended to intervene wisely kept silent.

To intervene would mark them as lacking in understanding.

Pei Lingling advised, "Elder sister, there’s no need to bully a little girl. If this spreads, it won’t be good for your reputation."

Wow, with just a few words, Pei Lingling framed Shu’er as the bully.

Shu’er laughed, "Is this bullying? I’m merely seeking justice for my sister."

"But Pei Zixian is different. Already grown up, yet she bullies a child in front of so many people!"

Isn’t she trying to evoke sympathy?

No matter how pitiful Pei Zixian appears, how can she compare to the six-year-old girl with a pale face held in Shu’er’s arms?

Pei Zixian looked around at the pointing fingers, her face growing increasingly unsightly.

She didn’t want to apologize, but Shu’er’s gaze was too intimidating.

Finally, she bit her lip and said, "I’m sorry, Jingyi, I didn’t mean to."

After Pei Zixian said that, Pei Jingyi felt a bit aggrieved, pouted, and seemed on the verge of tears.

For the first time, someone stood up for her.

In Pei Mansion, her mother occasionally argued with those concubines, but the concubines always acted self-righteously, blaming her for being immature.

Her mother stubbornly refused to seek out her father.

Besides, they knew, even if they went to her father, he wouldn’t support them.

She understood her mother’s difficulties, and over time, even when bullied, she wouldn’t show it in front of her mother.

Taking the opportunity, Pei Qingheng quickly tattled.

"Sister, this Pei Zixian often bullies our Jingyi in Pei Mansion, and even I have been bullied a few times."

Shu’er’s eyes blazed.

Damn, they’re all just bullies of the weak.

She, Shu’er, was exiled, not dead!

"Well, the teachings from Pei Mansion are truly exemplary!"

"If I remember correctly, we are the legitimate children, aren’t we? How dare you concubine-born children flaunt over us?"

Pei Zixian’s face turned more and more unsightly, her pale face looking extremely pitiable.

But, Shu’er felt not an ounce of sympathy for them.

If she were to pity Pei Zixian today, then who pitied the rightful household for the past ridicule and insults?

Shu’er ordered, "Apologize, apologize now! Immediately!"

Shu’er’s voice rose a bit, and some of the noble ladies and gentlemen looked at her with a different gaze.

It was unexpected that Shu’er’s domineering personality hadn’t changed.

However... why did they feel somewhat satisfied watching it?

The concubine-born children in Pei Mansion truly behaved too recklessly.

Generally speaking, in the presence of legitimate children, concubine-born children should automatically restrain themselves, but not in Pei Mansion.

It seemed they always needed to outshine others.

Take, for instance, Pei Lingling’s title of the Capital’s number one talented lady. How many legitimate daughters’ heads had she stepped on to earn it?

It’s strange if people in their hearts didn’t hate her!