After hearing Grandma Cai's words, Han Wan still respects this mother more. She is a local girl, and it is not easy for her to do this for her children.

Look at those hypocritical feudal parents, who are unwilling to recognize their relatives who are not wrong for the so-called family reputation.

Look at their behavior, not only will they not be grateful to Han Wan, but they may also think she is troublesome. Even more, if Han Wan had no reliance and was not a county monarch, she could really do something to repay kindness and revenge - to get the children back and destroy the people who know the truth. There are too many things about wealthy families, and they only talk about interests, not conscience. They also speak nicely, and family interests are more important than everything.

They never dreamed that Han Wan didn't dislike the children at all and even recognized them as their adopted daughters.

Han Wan took Grandma Cai's hand and asked her to sit beside her.

"Although the children were sold there, they were taken to her backyard by Aunt Zhou, who taught the piano, a few days later, to isolate all bad people and things. For their future, Aunt Zhou took advantage of the flood and took them out with her disabled body. In my opinion, they were taught better than many children from wealthy families. They are smart, cute, polite, and grateful, and have no bad habits there."

After hearing Han Wan praise the child so well, Grandma Cai was so happy that she cried and laughed.

Han Guan's face turned serious, "They are not only my adopted daughter, but also the sisters of two tigers. They have a good relationship with the two little princesses in the Prince Qin Mansion and call each other sisters... I don't say I like it, but I also like it when I come to my house to visit the two tigers. Every time he gives his son a gift, Xier can't be separated from him. Also, they came out of that place, besides me and the father of the two tigers, and two of my confidants knew that they had never told anyone. The external saying was that they lived in the suburbs of Jincheng before, and their family was tragically trapped here."

Han Wan said this and gave the little girl a face. Let those people see that not only did she look down on them, but Xie Mingcheng, the two tigers, and even the people in the Prince Qin Mansion looked down on them. The little girl relied on a lot. Although the Cai and Yang families are both aristocratic families, there is still a big gap compared with the Prince Qin Mansion and the top wealthy Duke of Qi.

Grandma Cai started crying again, thankful. With so much reliance on her daughter, the road to recognizing her relatives may not be as difficult as she imagined.

She stood up and saluted Han Wan again.

Han Wan heard Grandma Cai talk about the specific situation of the little girl. They were half a year younger than the two tigers, and their actual age was seven and a half years old. There were two brothers, one was Cai Lan, eleven years old, and the other was Cai Yue, and nine years old. The little girl was smart and pampered when she was at home, and she was favored by the whole family. Unexpectedly, things in the world were impermanent, and the elders would treat them like that after they were lost...

Through conversations with Grandma Cai, Han Wan had a good impression of this woman. She was gentle but not cowardly, sensible, knowledgeable, and had a limit. She was also an absolutely good mother.

Grandma Cai’s meaning is not to tell the truth to the little girl at the moment. They have so much reliance now. Grandma Cai wants to go back to discuss with Cai Yu and convince the elders to let the little girl recognize her ancestors. This is what she most willingly, everyone will be happy. If the Cai family really doesn’t want to do so, she will break up the birth, separate or divorce, and come out to take the little girl with her.

Before going home, she would go to see Mrs. Yang first. The old lady has been kind and soft-hearted all her life. With her firm support, things will always be easier.

"I have also heard about some things about the county lord before. It's so difficult, so I have to get through it with my son. My daughter and I are much better than you. With so many support and my mother's family, I will live a good life even if I leave the Cai family... Alas, I just can't bear to part with my son, otherwise I will divorce directly."

When the two came out, they were both smiling. Han Wan called her "Sister Wu" and her name was Han Wan "Sister Han".

Grandma Cai knew that Han Wan was rich, so she gave her a genuine work of Han Daozi, a calligrapher of the previous dynasty, a picture of flowers and birds of the former dynasty painter Mu Yuan, and a black pottery hollowed-out fish bottle in the former dynasty. Her mother's family was also a noble family and stood firm in both dynasties. Her grandfather and uncle served as ministers of the dynasty and priests of the Imperial College. There were many high-ranking officials and great scholars in the family, but they were somewhat declining in the past 10 or 20 years.

She also brought Aunt Zhou a thousand taels of silver, a jade bracelet and a pair of red gold-headed faces.

The two went to the inner courtyard. Zhou Xier and Zhou Nan'er were playing with Cuicui and Uncle Du in the main courtyard. Their giggles could be heard in the garden.

Grandma Cai's eyes were even more smiling, and her feet were getting a little faster.

As soon as the two of them walked past the hanging flower gate, the two little girls came up to meet them.

They pulled Han Wan's sleeve and called "Mother", and then secretly glanced at Grandma Cai.

Han Wan pointed at Grandma Cai and smiled, "She is my mother's good friend, you call her 'unny'."

The two little girls loosened Han Wan's sleeves, performed a standard blessing gift, and shouted in unison, "I've seen my uncle."

Grandma Cai held back her tears, hugged her, and held their fat faces.

"Good boy, so handsome. Your godmother is so nice. You have to listen to her."

"Yeah." The little girl said in unison.

Several people entered the house, Grandma Cai pulled the two children into her arms and had some fun together, and then had a meal together.

After dinner, Grandma Cai suggested that she wanted to listen to Aunt Zhou playing the piano.

Han Wan agreed to take her there very happily. She also said that the adults had something to do and asked the little girl to rest in the courtyard.

When they arrived at the Zhou family's yard, the people were waiting outside the yard, and only Han Wan and Grandma Cai went in.

Grandma Cai expressed her gratitude to Aunt Zhou again and said, "You are the elder of my daughter, that is, my elder. From now on, I will work with Sister Han, Sister Xi, and Sister Nan to support you. If the Cai family is willing to recognize them, the children's names will be changed to Cai Zhouxi and Cai Zhounan. If the Cai family does not recognize them, the children's names will be Wu Zhouxi and Wu Zhounan. Let them always remember your goodness."

She also presented a thousand taels of silver notes, a pair of jade bracelets, and a pair of red gold-embedded treasure head.

Aunt Zhou only accepted a pair of jade bracelets, but the reason for refusing to accept them was that she was still "wealthy for too much money". She also said that she was deserted by nature, and having Miss Han was enough. She didn't need so many people to support her in her old age, and she didn't like too many people to disturb her.

Grandma Cai couldn't do it, so she had to take it back. Not only did she not blame Aunt Zhou for her rudeness, but she was also extremely happy. She had already seen that even if this old woman was ruined, she still looked proud, and it would be a blessing for her daughter to meet her.

After leaving the Zhou family, Grandma Cai went directly to the capital.

Looking at the back of the carriage, Han Wan didn't know what the ending of Grandma Cai would be, but the little sister finally had her own mother to love in the future.
Chapter completed!