Married to the Villainous, Yandere Imperial Uncle

Ning Wanwan looked at her grandmother’s warm hand and then up at her face. The elderly woman wore a peach-heart blue agate headband, had silver hair, bright eyes, a rosy complexion, and a dignified demeanor—her living grandmother.

Ning Wanwan touched Old Lady Ning’s face in disbelief: “How wonderful, we’re all alive.” Tears of joy streamed down her cheeks.

Old Lady Ning was stunned, pondering whether the fever had addled Ning Wanwan’s mind. Mama Chang, concerned, muttered, “Is the young miss speaking nonsense? Did the fever damage her brain?”

Ning Wanwan cried then laughed, seemingly lost in thought.

Suddenly, the young girl buried herself in her grandmother’s embrace and cried, “Grandmother, please never leave me again, okay?”

Ning Wanwan was uncertain about what had happened, but knew she had been reborn at a time when her grandmother was still alive. This time, she would protect them both.

Moved by Ning Wanwan’s words, Old Lady Ning tearfully patted her back, comforting her: “Okay, grandmother will always be by your side.”

Though raised by her grandmother, Ning Wanwan was kind-hearted yet playful, often inseparable from Lin Yutong, who was cunning. With He’s constant attempts to sow discord, she had gradually become distant. However, after her serious illness, she surprising became close to her again, bringing some comfort to her heart.

At this moment, the head maid Fu Yi walked in, softly telling Old Lady Ning: “Madam, people from Spring Wind Pavilion have come, requesting you to preside over the situation.”

Spring Wind Pavilion was He’s courtyard.

Old Lady Ning’s expression darkened. “Presiding over the situation is false. They want me to spare that girl Lin Yutong.”

Hearing this name again, Ning Wanwan’s heart skipped a beat. She lifted her head from Grandmother Ning’s embrace, her almond-shaped eyes misty, and asked in a dazed manner, “Grandmother, what happened to my second younger sister?”

Mentioning Lin Yutong made Grandmother Ning furious.

She looked at Ning Wanwan with a disappointed gaze and said painfully, “How many times have I told you that Lin Yutong and her daughter cannot be trusted? But you wouldn’t listen.”

Look, today was supposed to be your coming-of-age ceremony, with the Empress intending to bring the Crown Prince to observe it—ostensibly to observe, but actually to set your wedding date.

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