The Reborn Aristocrat’s Daughter
Chapter 362: Lift the Curse (1)_1

Chapter 362: Chapter 362: Lift the Curse (1)_1

It really wanted to see what the so-called fiancée of Xiao Muli, who was promised to him by a finger-pointing marriage, looked like. Baibai was even more annoyed at Xiao Muli. "Humph, I think so highly of you, and you actually get a fiancée for me. You say it’s okay to get a fiancée, but she should at least be as pretty as my owner, or at least as beautiful. To end up with such an ugly fiancée."

Then, Situ Xin wouldn’t even need to extend her Divine Sense; Baibai would automatically broadcast the live situation to her.

Initially, Situ Xin didn’t want to get involved. She believed in the strength of her grandmother and maternal grandmother. These two characters were surely trivial to them. But the situation later got out of control. It went from the matter of Xiao Muli having a fiancée to involving the cooperative relationship between their three families. Now, Situ Xin was unsettled.

Although Situ Xin wasn’t overly patriotic, these three families were not ordinary households. Many outsiders wanted to see their households fall apart. Moreover, the relationship between these three families played a certain role in the country’s situation.

Situ Xin didn’t want to wait and clean up the mess those three old masters might leave behind in their agitation.

"Alright, Grandpa, Grandpa Loo, Grandpa Xiao, stop arguing," Situ Xin said, holding Baibai and walked out of the house. Fu Xiaoyi, seeing Situ Xin dressed in a white dress, looking beautiful like a fairy, felt unbearably jealous as she elegantly walked towards them.

A hint of malice flashed through her eyes. But since everyone’s attention was on Situ Xin, no one noticed the look in Fu Xiaoyi’s eyes.

"Baby, why did you come out? Don’t worry, no matter who bullies you, Grandpa will seek justice for you. Humph, if anyone dares to bully our family’s treasure, I’ll wipe him out," said Old Master Situ, casting a glance towards Xiao Muli.

"Xiao Xin, our Xiao Family was wrong in this matter, and we will give you an explanation. You must believe that Muli’s feelings for you are genuine," said Old Master Xiao, not wanting to be left behind in speaking well for his grandson in front of Situ Xin.

"Old Xiao, you—" Old Master Situ, stirred by emotion, was about to say something. But Situ Xin stopped him.

"Enough, Grandpa, Grandpa Loo, Grandpa Xiao, please calm down a bit," Situ Xin said, looking at the three old masters with a headache, especially her own grandfather, who seemed to become more childish and more easily agitated with age. "I knew about Brother Muli having a fiancée since yesterday. And, Brother Muli confessed to me yesterday."

This revelation caused an uproar; both Old Master Situ and Old Master Loo were unsettled. Even Old Madam Situ and Old Madam Loo couldn’t sit still. But they didn’t want to scold their precious granddaughter either. Both old masters looked at Xiao Muli with unfriendly expressions.

Xiao Muli was quite familiar with those looks from the two old masters. He knew he couldn’t avoid a scolding. However, if a body full of injuries could win the approval of Old Master Situ and Old Master Loo, it would be worth it. But clearly, that was not going to happen.

Situ Jin, who had been a spectator, couldn’t stand by any longer. "Muli, that was not very friendly of you," he said, upset that the guy who had been eyeing his precious sister had confessed to her without giving him any hint.

Xiao Muli understood Situ Jin’s words. He gave Situ Jin a look that said, "If I had told you, would you have let me confess to Xiao Xin?" Understanding the meaning in Xiao Muli’s eyes, Situ Jin, who had been brothers with Xiao Muli for many years, thought to himself, "Of course not. If I had known you fancied my baby sister, I would have kept you far away."

Old Madam Loo said to Situ Xin, "Baby, why didn’t you tell us about this yesterday?"

"Grandma, I didn’t agree to Brother Muli, so I didn’t think it was necessary to mention it," Situ Xin said, glancing at the elders and Xiao Muli, "I told Brother Muli yesterday that until he resolves his finger-pointing marriage issue, I’ll pretend I never heard his confession. When he sorts out that matter, I’ll consider whether to accept him or not."

Situ Xin paused before continuing, "Grandpa, Grandpa Loo, Grandpa Xiao, this matter concerns Brother Muli and me, so you can’t let it affect your harmony. And no matter what happens between me and Brother Muli, I will personally tell you all about it. As for what irrelevant people say, it’s better to act as if you haven’t heard them." Situ Xin’s words clearly pointed to Liu Yun as an irrelevant person, showing how bad her impression was of Xiao Muli’s mother.

Situ Xin would never allow herself to be wronged. Even if it was Xiao Muli’s mother, and even if she might become Xiao Muli’s wife and offend her future mother-in-law, she didn’t care.

Liu Yun was quite angered by the implication in Situ Xin’s words. But she didn’t dare act rashly now. She knew that with the events that unfolded earlier, things weren’t going to end well when they returned home.

"Old Situ, Old Lu, let’s go with what Xiao Xin says. Let the young people handle their own issues," proposed Old Master Xiao, delighted by Situ Xin’s suggestion. However, both Old Master Situ and Old Master Loo were a bit unwilling, but didn’t want to go against their treasure’s wishes.

The situation was temporarily resolved by Situ Xin. Old Master Xiao left with Xiao Muli, a very anxious Liu Yun, and the reluctant Fu Xiaoyi back to the Xiao Family.

As soon as Old Master Xiao entered the house, he shouted at Xiao Muli, "Muli, go call your father down here. Today we must enforce the family rules. It’s a complete defiance. Do you all take my words in this house for nothing?"

Old Master Xiao’s loud voice wasn’t even necessary for Xiao Muli to call down his father, Xiao Guobing, who rushed down abruptly, "Dad, what happened? Who has angered you?" As he spoke, Xiao Guobing glared at Xiao Muli, looking certain that Xiao Muli was the one who had upset his father.