The Poisonous Empress of a Noble Family: After Rebirth, I Took Revenge on My Entire Family

Chapter 47: The closeness between these siblings is abnormal
Nan Shiqing loves his sister Xueer very much.

He will always remember that when he was a child, he hoped that his mother's belly would give him a little sister with pink and jade bracelets.

In this way, he can show off among those young men that he has a beautiful and lovely sister.

But after Nanxian was born, her aunt brought a leprosy-headed monk to the house, calculated Nanxian's horoscope, and said that Nanxian would make the Yongding Hou Mansion doomed.

On the day when A Niang sent Nan Xian away, Nan Shiqing followed the carriage and chased him out of the Imperial City.

He didn't want his sister to leave him. No matter how much he cried and fussed, his father and mother were determined not to send his sister back.

Nan Shiqing clearly remembered how he felt at that time. He had never felt more uncomfortable than before. At a young age, he didn't eat or drink in the Hou Mansion for several days.

It wasn't until his aunt brought Nan Xueer over and lied to him that he had picked up his sister from Zhuangzi again that Nan Shiqing started eating again little by little.

When he was very young, Nan Shiqing didn't know that Nan Xue'er was not his biological sister. He always thought that the child his aunt brought back was Nan Xian who was sent to Zhuangzi.

It wasn't until he grew older and wiser that someone told him the truth.

But so what?
Nan Shiqing quickly accepted the fact that Nan Xueer was not his biological sister.

Whether they are close to each other or not does not have much bearing on him and his father and mother. In their minds, Xue'er is their blood-related relative, the most beloved daughter-in-law of their house, and their only one. The apple of his eye.

After that Nan Xian returned to the Hou Mansion, Nan Shiqing's disgust grew deeper every time he saw her.

Could such a simple and sincere woman be his lovely sister?Nan Shiqing firmly refused to admit it.

Now that he learned that the Hou Mansion had raised Nan Xian as Nan Xueer's medicine man, Nan Shiqing's first reaction was to feel happy.

He stroked Nan Xueer's head lovingly,
"You have been in poor health since you were a child. If this medicine man is really as miraculous as my aunt said, in the future you will be in good health and you will be able to help the fifth prince. You will live a long life and be rich and noble. See you Good brother, you can rest assured." Nan Xueer's cheeks were slightly red, and she leaned into Nan Shiqing's arms shyly.
"Brother, we haven't settled matters between Your Highness and I yet. Why do we just talk about it here?"

Nan Shiqing said, "Don't worry, I will go to the fifth prince's house to propose marriage in person in a few days."

"Brother~~"

Nan Xueer acted coquettishly and rolled around in Nan Shiqing's arms.

When Mrs. Hou saw this, she smiled and suddenly felt something was wrong. She turned her eyes to the girl beside her.

The girl who entered the painting was Nan Shiqing's first wife, with a very uncomfortable look on her face.

And Nan Xueer was almost half-lying on Nan Shiqing's bed. This appearance was too close for a brother and sister.

In the past, Mrs. Hou did not think that the closeness between the brother and sister was abnormal, but her mentality has changed recently.

She realized that Nan Xian was her biological daughter, and she had neglected Nan Xian too much in the past ten years.

This made Madam Hou feel a little guilty towards Nan Xian, and at the same time, it also allowed Madam Hou to look at Nan Xueer, her adopted daughter, from an objective perspective.

Looking at Nan Shiqing with a doting smile on his face, Mrs. Hou couldn't help but speak,
"Xian'er is your sister after all. The servants in this house have bullied her terribly. You must set an example and not give a bad example to the people below."

"Today you want to whip your sister to death in front of so many servants, you must never do it again in the future."

(End of this chapter)