The princess is very versatile, leaving the prince to become the richest

After saying that, he pulled Jiang Qingyu and trotted to the old lady's yard.

From the moment she entered the Liu Mansion, every step Jiang Qingyu took was not one she was willing to take. It was all thanks to Liu Jiayu's passive skill that dragged her along all the way.

Seeing Liu Jiayu leave, the kind servant wiped the non-existent sweat from his face.

He just wanted to save some money for the Liu family. Who understands?

The door of their master's study has to be replaced once a month, and sometimes it may be replaced twice a month.

Every time his master saw the door dropped on the ground, he would get angry.

He threatened to use family discipline, and looked like he wanted to skin the second young lady alive.

But when did he really hit someone? If he really hit someone once, he would still respect his master. If he had to say he respected him, it was only when he heard his master say something harsh for the first time.

Afterwards, I always blamed them, saying that they didn't know how to choose a door, that they chose the wrong person to make the door, and that the materials they used were bad.

He also wanted to say, why don’t you go if you know so much.

But he didn't dare. He thought he was just like his master, a coward.

He was afraid that if this continued, all the money in the Liu Mansion would be used to buy the door, and there would be no money left to pay their wages.

Jiangnan is such a big place, and the Liu family has taken care of almost all the carpentry shops.

A few days ago, he heard that a carpenter who had knocked on their door several times had bought the shop he had rented for business.

It is conceivable how much contribution their Liu family has made.

When he couldn't sleep late at night, he kept wondering why he didn't learn carpentry in the first place.

In this way, I wouldn't get scolded for serving tea or water to others.

Not only do they get scolded, but they also have to endure the ridicule of their peers. Who can withstand this mental blow?

Sometimes he couldn't help wanting to tell their master that they should just switch to selling doors, but he was afraid that the doors would not be enough for the Liu family's own use.

You don’t know, every time they went out to buy things, they met servants from other houses, who would make fun of them.

Ask them if they are going to buy doors again, when they bought them last time, how long they used them, from which store they bought them, and what kind of wood was used.

They also said that if they use the doors for a long time, when they need to replace the doors in their house, they will buy them from this store, so that they don't have to compare from store to store.

At first they were very angry and argued with those unreasonable guys.

Later they thought of a better way, which was to spread false information.

Sure enough, one day, at a servant's house, because their master and his friends got drunk, they dismantled the door and prepared to use it as a boat, and threw it into the lotus pond.

Then the scary guy came and asked them which door had been used the longest, and they deliberately said the opposite and told him the one that had been used the shortest.

He was the one who laughed the loudest when they were being teased, so they remembered him.

Later I heard that the door was blown away by the wind on a stormy night.

Because of this, the man was severely scolded by his young master, and he found it funny when he thought about it.

It seems that there is actually a problem with this door itself.

No matter how good the door is, it will fall off when the wind blows.

Just before the second young lady left, she said she wanted to sell him out, but he was not afraid.

He believed that his master could understand his eagerness to protect the family and would definitely not sell him out as the second young lady said.

If the master wants to sell him, then he will go to the eldest lady to seek justice.

Humph, the eldest lady is the nemesis of these two.

Don't forget, he was the gatekeeper warrior promoted by the eldest lady.

Yes, that's right. In order to reduce this situation, the eldest daughter formed a door guard team, and anyone who saw the second daughter knocking on the door could stop her.

When Liu Jiayu and Jiang Qingyu walked away, Banyun hurried to the door and looked at it with heartache.

Look, look, this family won't be able to survive without him.

When he went to the toilet, the second lady took advantage of him.

It was a good door, but he slapped it so hard that several hand marks were left on it.

In fact, it's all his master's fault.

I heard that when the second young lady was little, she was very delicate, gentle and cute.

But when his master had his second daughter, he wanted a boy.

It wasn't because he favored boys over girls, but because he wanted to realize his childhood dream of learning martial arts and then dominating the martial arts world, so he raised the second daughter as a boy.

On a whim, he asked the second young lady to learn Iron Sand Palm for a few years.

It was not until the young master was born that the master stopped "persecuting" the second young lady.

In this way, the second young lady is also pitiful.

Banyun took out a handkerchief from his bosom and wiped away the few tears he had forced out.

Then he took the handkerchief and wiped the place where Liu Jiayu had taken the photo.

Banyun took two steps back, looked left and right, and observed carefully. It was actually not too obvious.

Forget it, considering that the second young lady is so pitiful, he doesn't plan to tell his master about this.

When the servants in the old lady's yard saw Liu Jiayu coming in, they hurriedly stopped what they were doing and bowed to her.

"I've met the second lady."

Liu Jiayu held Jiang Qingyu with one hand and patted her chest with the other hand, breathing heavily.

"My dad is here? What's going on? Is my grandmother's condition getting worse again?"

Just now, when she heard Banyun say that her father had come to see her grandmother, she was worried about her grandmother's condition, so she ran all the way with Jiang Qingyu.

The maids at the old lady's place were older and treated Liu Jiayu like a child, patting her on the back to help her calm down.

"The doctor checked the old lady's pulse this morning and her condition is very stable. However..."

When she heard that her grandmother's condition did not worsen, she finally felt relieved.

Thinking that he was too impulsive just now, he dragged Jiang Qingyu and ran across most of the Liu Mansion.

"I'm sorry, Sister Qingqing, it's all my fault for being too impulsive. I thought something happened to my grandmother."

Jiang Qingyu understood her feelings. Although this girl seemed carefree, she valued family the most.

"It's okay. I understand. I'd be anxious too."

Seeing that Jiang Qingyu understood her so well, Liu Jiayu smiled happily at her and asked the maid next to her.

"Just now you said just now, just what?"

“Alas, the Second Miss also knows that it is the Old Madam who is thinking of the Great Aunt again.

She was crying and making a fuss, and didn't even eat a few bites of food, so I hurriedly called the master over."

Jiang Qingyu repeated, "Missing your eldest aunt? Since you miss the old lady and her daughter, wouldn't it be bad to send someone to call her back? Could it be that she married far away?"

Jiang Qingyu recalled that she heard that the current old lady of the Liu family gave birth to two children, Liu Siyun and Liu Zixuan, a girl and a boy. She guessed that the aunt she was talking about was her mother.

Seeing Jiang Qingyu's puzzled expression, Liu Jiayu acted as the person who answered questions.

"Sister Qingqing, you don't know that this eldest aunt is my biological aunt, and she married and moved to the capital a long time ago.

It would have been fine if she had just married far away, but she passed away within two years of giving birth.

My grandmother happened to be ill at that time, and she didn't get to see my aunt before she died, which became a source of worry for her.

It was fine in the past few years, but especially after she got sick in recent years, I missed my aunt who passed away young even more.”