After speaking, Mrs. Yan warned An Ning, "I'm telling you, although Lord County Magistrate is exceptional, if it's to become a concubine, I'd rather you never get married than agree to it!"
In their village, there are girls from poor families who are sold as concubines to wealthy families, and most of them end up without a good outcome.
Coming from a poor family, unable to provide any support and instead becoming a burden, if you really become a concubine, you might end up beaten to death and your family would have no means to seek justice for their daughter.
In this serious atmosphere, An Ning suddenly couldn't help but burst into laughter, sitting by the bed, pulling Mrs. Yan, "Mother, what are you thinking, how could I go and become someone's concubine!"
Mrs. Yan remained silent, her worries hidden away from everyone.
An Ning's biological father had been absent since she was young, often leading to her being bullied by other children, and she knew all about it.
