"That Mr. Luo didn't directly take a mistress, he just finds someone outside. I estimate he wants to have a child and then raise it under his wife's name. If things have come to this point, what more can you pick on? Don't go saying those things that are neither here nor there in front of Mrs. Luo. Watch your mouth when you play mahjong in the afternoon, got it?" Minister Cao said sternly.
Mrs. Cao nodded unwillingly.
"And don't let it slip about Mr. Luo discussing business with me. That pearl necklace around your neck is a gift from Mr. Luo. Keep your mouth shut tight."
Mrs. Cao picked up her pace unhappily and left.
This left Qin Huai standing there, somewhat bewildered.
From what he knew of Luo Jun, it was unlikely that Luo Jun would keep a mistress outside. Luo Jun wasn't fond of lying; it was good enough that he didn't look down on others with his nose in the air. Lying was something he couldn't be bothered to do.
But he did, in fact, lie.
