Wearing Ancient Clothes and Marrying a Young Husband Chapter 138: Together with Wang Ye, What's the Conspiracy Between Su Yu and Me?

  "What could we sisters possibly have planned?" I pondered for a moment, but really didn't understand what he meant. So I also asked coolly, and as I turned around, the earring on my ear was slapped coldly against my face, it was chilling to the bone, step by step, startling and thrilling.

  "Haha......" He stared blankly at me, suddenly bursting out laughing as if he had heard the most hilarious joke.

  I was laughed at inexplicably, but I just forced myself to calm down and stared at him.

  "First, you married Tang Er, and then your sister Su Yu. You were originally of humble status, but you had to become the legitimate wife of my Song family. Was it premeditated, or what?" Song Tingwei's smile suddenly froze, and he stared at me with an aura of infinite majesty.

  I composed myself and smiled, asking: "What do you think we two women can do?" I said: "My marriage to my husband was indeed a reluctant one, while my sister's affair with your brother was something they had long intended for each other. What does this have to do with any plot?

  Song Tingwei's eyes were cold: "Tomorrow is a noble and respected person, how can he marry such a humble woman?"

  I was taken aback and couldn't help but laugh. "So, sir," I asked, "are you saying that my husband is not a noble man because he married someone as lowly as me?"

  My heart cannot help but feel a sense of desolation, feeling desolate for Song Tang, and also feeling desolate for myself.

  "That was unavoidable." Song Tingwei replied, his tone somewhat irritated: "Don't try to stir up trouble between my father and me. With such sharp words, you still claim to be an ordinary woman?"

  I had intended to hold back, but thinking of Song Tang, I couldn't help but burst out laughing: "Sir, I don't understand what you're saying? First, you said that my sister and I are humble and lowly, so how can you now say that I'm not an ordinary woman?"

  "You..." He rarely lost his composure, but now he put down the hand pointing at me and said: "Alright. Let's just say I'm contradicting myself. So please tell me, as an ordinary woman, how did you manage to get the Hou Manor to take you so seriously? How did you convince the princess and the number one scholar to come teach Tang poetry, books, and martial arts?"