Although a marriage trial woman’s role was to showcase the young lady’s best side, important subtle movements had to be accurately imitated. If the husband discovered unbearable characteristics later, the blame would fall on the trial woman.
Gu Qingtong’s mimicry skills were unquestionable, but she remained cautious about such meticulous imitation.
Yang Mingshan suddenly burst into a rage, sweeping the dishes off the table and crying uncontrollably. Gu Qingtong finally understood that it wasn’t that she was disliked, but because her husband had been taken by another woman. The previous Gu Qingtong had disrupted Yang family’s plans, so she was now venting her anger about her husband and the mistress on her.
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She truly felt wronged, unfairly blamed and now being used as a punching bag.
But Yang’s eldest daughter was unreasonable, and Gu Qingtong was helpless. She was already smashing vases in the second daughter’s room, so Gu Qingtong hurried to the doorway.
“Mingyi, I’ll destroy this fox spirit today to save your marriage!” Yang Mingshan said, throwing a teacup.
Gu Qingtong was flanked by two maids with nowhere to hide, but her foot was already on the steps, so she could only lean back. Losing her balance, she fell to the ground, with the teacup barely passing over her head.
“Mingyi, what’s happening, all this noise?” Lady Yang heard the commotion and came over, her tone full of displeasure. Entering the courtyard, she saw Gu Qingtong sitting disheveled on the ground. “Gu Qinniang, what is going on?”
Lvguo hurriedly helped Gu Qingtong up and paid respects: “It’s nothing, just accidentally fell.”
“Mother, I want to destroy this fox spirit. How can there be so many fox spirits in the world? One stole my husband, another is trying to steal Mingyi’s future husband.”
“Mingshan, what do you mean?” Lady Yang glared.
The second young miss anxiously tugged at the eldest miss, wanting her to stop, but the eldest miss’s words were already out: “Mother, Xie Yan bought a little rice-planting girl, just saying he pitied her.”
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