Seeing Jin Sisi's silence, the housekeeper's wife asked doubtfully, "Young Madam?"
Jin Sisi quickly curved her lips and said, "It's okay, I just want to ask." But there was still a hint of disappointment in her tone.
The housekeeper looked at Jin Sisi with pity.
She was newly married, but her husband didn't come home, leaving her alone in this empty house. It felt like living in the house didn't feel like it!
After thinking about it, she comforted her, "Don't worry, young madam. When the young master is finished, he will go home naturally."
Although the news outside during this period was very uproar, and Jin Sisi was written in extremely bad light, so at the beginning, she did feel a little hatred for her, and felt that her young master was not worth it. She chose to marry anyone who was not easy to marry.
He became a free-spirited actor.
But after spending these seven days together, she saw golden threads that were completely different from what she had imagined.
Jin Sisi is very docile and has a gentle attitude. Even if she doesn't like something, she will still drink it with a frown and will not waste other people's thoughts.
Although she is the only mistress in the house, she never puts on airs or arrogantly instructs others to do anything. She will never trouble others if she can do it herself.
She is not tainted with the exaggeration of the entertainment industry at all, nor does she have that condescending appearance. She is actually a good woman.
The only pity is that she doesn't have much smile on her face, especially when she mentions the young master, she looks pale.
Although I don’t know what kind of conflict the young master had with her, but now that they are married and have children, reconciliation will happen sooner or later.
Of course, Jin Sisi saw the housekeeper's wife's pity and sympathy, and couldn't help but feel a little funny and a little sad. Indeed, to outsiders, she looked like an abandoned woman. If it weren't for the child in her belly, she might not be here.
The hostess now.
But the matter between her and Su Mo cannot be explained clearly in a few words, and she won't explain anything to the housekeeper's wife. She can think whatever she wants.
There was still no way to contact Su Mo that day. That night, when Jin Sisi was half asleep, the warm feeling seemed to appear again.
The warm palm caressed her small face, and she could even feel the friction between skin and skin, which was extremely warm and intimate.
But she just couldn't open her eyes. No matter how hard she tried, she couldn't open her eyelids even a little bit.
Then, the warmth disappeared again, and she was powerless to stop it.
When she could open her eyes, it was a new morning again.
Jin Sisi sat on the bed blankly, her eyes a little dull, but her head was turning soberly. If the first night was an illusion, what about last night? Was last night still an illusion?
No……
She really felt it, felt it very clearly, and it couldn't be an illusion.
So is Su Mo really back?
Did he come and leave in secret because he didn't want her to see him?
But according to his character, how could he do such a sneaky thing?
Jin Sisi couldn't think of anything, so she went downstairs depressed again.
The housekeeper's wife looked at the sad look on Jin Sisi's face and said in surprise: "Young madam, did you not sleep well last night?"
Jin Sisi took a bite of the bread and said dullly: "Yes!"
"Why?"
"I seem to have seen a big mouse, but I don't seem to have seen it!"
The housekeeper's wife suddenly turned pale, "What? Are there mice in the house?"