Chapter 1830: Chapter 1827: Harsh Words and Stern Faces

“You treated my father like this back then, and now you’re treating me the same?”

“You really are a cold-blooded and heartless woman.” The Commandery Prince’s outrageous words scared the old nanny nearly out of her wits, wishing she could cover his mouth. Saying this might leave an indelible scar on the already fractured bond between mother and son.

The Elder Princess’s face was icy cold: “A child?”

“A person who doesn’t even care about their own child, still hopes he can be a human being?”

The Commandery Prince was so angry his hands trembled, his eyes full of bloodshot: “You forced me.”

“So you decided to strike at Xiao Yi?” The Elder Princess looked at him coldly: “Do you know why you don’t have siblings?”

The Commandery Prince sneered: “It’s obviously because of your ruthlessness, otherwise my father wouldn’t have gone to the battlefield and vanished without a trace.”

“Do you think your father’s entourage was pure?” The Elder Princess looked at his foolish appearance, unsure whether to be angry or laugh: “All those women around your father could get pregnant, why didn’t they?”

The Commandery Prince felt as if his face was being trampled on the ground under the Elder Princess’s mocking gaze, his eyes widened: “But now, indeed only I exist. My father didn’t have illegitimate children, it’s because he had a sense of responsibility.”

“Is that so?” The Elder Princess suddenly smiled: “Then, what about you? Xiao Yi was born, don’t you have a responsibility? If you were really so devoted, you could avoid sharing a room with Xiao Yi’s mother. You always disobey, don’t you?”

“After Xiao Yi was born, his mother passed away. At this moment, what were you doing as a father?” The Elder Princess stood up, walked around him with a mocking smile: “You were raising a concubine, and wanted her to take Xiao Yi’s mother’s place, meanwhile, you attacked Xiao Yi, a helpless infant. Xiao Yi has no grievance against you, does he? Tell me, why did you do such a heartless thing? Was it taught by me or your father?”

The more the Elder Princess spoke, the uglier the Commandery Prince’s face became, feeling completely humiliated, while an inexplicable anger surged in his heart.

“I…” The Commandery Prince paused, seeing the Elder Princess’s sarcastic expression, seething with anger, he blurted out what he was thinking: “It was mother who insisted on raising Xiao Yi, he wasn’t close to me. I wanted to fulfill my duty as a father, but they didn’t need me. There’s no affection, why should I care about him?”

“Then do you think there’s affection between us?” The Elder Princess suddenly asked.

The Commandery Prince choked, glaring, unable to utter the words “there is affection,” fully aware that his mother now despised him deeply.

He couldn’t help recalling the disputes with his mother over the years, trying to find reasons, believing it was because his mother didn’t support him, only sought to control and reprimand him, which led to estrangement.

The Elder Princess, as if reading his thoughts, retorted: “What, just because we have a blood relation, everything must go your way to be considered family? Have you ever considered your own deeds, what right do you have to demand from me? Xiao Yi is my grandson; I’ve never meddled in your residence’s affairs over the years, despite warning you about harming Xiao Yi. I didn’t expect you to be so cruel. Now I have nothing more to say to you. A selfish person like you must never feel you’ve done wrong.”

“You only need to clearly understand that your good days over these years were all brought by me and your father.”

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