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How could such a person catch the eye of the Chang'an County Master?
It was precisely because the Chang'an County Master was too fierce, disliked by men and feared by women, that upon witnessing the intimate scene between Mo Yan and the Chang'an County Master, people speculated whether Princess Hejia might be as formidable as the Chang'an County Master, perhaps their "similar interests" were the reason they got along so well.
Mo Yan did not care what others thought. She took the Chang'an County Master over to Cui Qingrou and formally introduced, "Chang'an, this is my mother! Mother, this is the Chang'an County Master, my friend."
The words "my friend" seemed to touch something in the Chang'an County Master's heart. She looked at Cui Qingrou, whose face was tenderly watching her, and unexpectedly, there was no hint of her usual superiority or disdain she showed before other ladies, and she obediently called out "Auntie."
