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I Am A Boss Mommy That Wants To Slack

Everyone knew that after the young lady Miss Shen was abandoned by a wild man, she became self-indulgent and fell pregnant without marrying. After she was driven out of her house, she fell into a state of despair. The infamous Shen Ruojing, however, appeared at the birthday banquet of the Chu family’s old madam. Everyone taunted her. “The ones who send millions in gift money sit at one table, while those who send tens of millions in gift money sit at the other.” “Miss Shen, how much did you give?” The crowd waited for her to make a fool of herself, but Shen Ruojing pulled out an adorable little boy from behind her and said, “Excuse me Madam, which table will your eldest grandson sit at?” *** Both mother and son were brought into the Chu family, and Shen Ruojing wanted to spend her daze lazing about, but was met with rejection from the family in various ways. “We have first-class hackers, music masters, tech experts… Everyone is well-known in this family. What do you bring?” Shen Ruojing rubbed her chin. “Well, all of those things you mentioned… I know a little bit of everything.” Her three adorable babies stood beside her and nodded in unison, “We can testify that Mommy does know a little bit of everything!”

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Shen Ruojing raised her eyebrows.

She glanced in the direction of the main hall and saw that Jing Zhen hadn't come out, so she understood what was going on.

She smiled and helped Yu Jing up by her arm. "Let's go."

Yu Jing's body was trembling uncontrollably, but she still tried her best to stand up and follow the person sent by the Queen Dowager.

As Shen Ruojing followed the group out, she suddenly noticed that Yu Jing had become calmer.

She raised her eyebrows and asked, "Not scared anymore?"

"Scared." Yu Jing's voice was still trembling. "But I know that being afraid is useless now that I have to go to the palace. My life is given to me by the royal family, and I must be loyal to them. Even if I'm driven out or beaten to death, it's not a pity."

In Country A, the royal power was supreme, and ordinary people had a deep sense of awe for it, even to the point of subservience ingrained in their bones.