A car accident, our family of three crossed

After the old Duke and Master Chu left the palace, they did not go anywhere but returned to the Duke's Mansion without stopping, and then sent someone to find Master Chu.

It was not until this time that Mr. Chu realized that his family actually had a precious pearl who was living among the people.

Originally, only the old Duke and Mr. Chu's father and son knew the whole story of this matter. As for the fact that it was later known by the old lady, it was also an accident.

If they had not had to ask Mr. Chu, who was a businessman, to come forward this time, they might have continued to keep it secret. At least, they did not intend to tell it before Song Ning's family came to Beijing.

"Father, brother, you actually hid such a big thing from me for so long. You are really tight-lipped."

Master Chu was angry that they had hidden such a big thing from him. He flicked his sleeves, sat in his seat, and looked dissatisfied.

Even his two older nephews knew about this, but he, as the elder, only found out about it at the last minute. How could he not be angry?

Seeing that he was unhappy about this, the old Duke said, "Okay, second brother, this matter is extraordinary after all. I didn't intend to hide it from you at the beginning. It was just that you happened to be away from the capital at that time."

Afterwards, they thought that the fewer people who knew about this, the better. The more people who knew about it, the easier it would be for the news to leak out.

That old poisonous guy is a living example. He drank some wine secretly, but he couldn't control his mouth and shouted the matter to others, so the old lady found out.

When the old Duke thought of this, he couldn't help but curse Old Man Xin in his heart. Fortunately, there was no one around when he was yelling, otherwise who knows how the matter would turn out.

Even though the old Duke said so, Mr. Chu was still full of resentment, "If you had told me earlier, would I have been able to tell others about this? Am I the kind of person who can't control his mouth?"

At this time, Mr. Chu was like a furious cat. He would scratch anyone he caught and argue with anyone who said something to him, even if that person was his old father.

The old Duke knew his son's temper very well. Although he looked gentle and refined on the surface, he was once a famous Confucian general on the battlefield.

Only his parents and brothers know that this seemingly gentle man, when he gets angry, doesn't care who you are, and he is not afraid of even the king.

Those who don't know would think that among the three masters of the Chu family, the Second Master is the easiest to get along with. Only those who are close to him know that no matter who you mess with, don't mess with the Second Master Chu. He is a smiling tiger and will make you die without knowing how you died.

Uncle Chu expressed his understanding of the Second Master’s dissatisfaction. If he were the one being kept in the dark, he would certainly get angry too.

"Second brother, don't be upset. I kept this from you not because I don't trust you. Now, isn't this good job falling on your head?"

Uncle Chu's tone turned sour as he spoke, "It's true that we knew about our niece before you did, but soon, you will meet your niece and her son before us. Why are you unhappy?"

If he hadn't been in Beijing and busy with official duties, it wouldn't have been advisable for him to travel far, otherwise, such a good opportunity would never have been his.

Master Chu thought about it and realized, isn’t that right?

In an instant, the depressed look on his face disappeared, and the unhappiness of being concealed also disappeared because he would be able to see his niece soon.

He regained his gentle and refined appearance, picked up the tea gracefully and took a sip, no longer showing the aggressive look he had just now.

After Master Chu's quilt was smoothed, the father and his two sons began to discuss what to do next. They immediately decided to set out early the next morning.

"Your Majesty's reward is His Majesty's. Our family should also show some appreciation. We can't just take the child's benefit for nothing."

"Do you need to explain this? You, as a grandfather, know how to love your granddaughter. Don't I, as an uncle, know how to love my niece?" Mr. Chu drank tea very elegantly, but his words were always sarcastic.

The old Duke glared at him unhappily. It turned out that he had been pleased, but his resentment was still there!

Mr. Chu didn't take his father's contempt seriously at all. He waved his hand and said ostentatiously, "My nephew and son-in-law are going to take part in this year's imperial examination. I think they should go to Beijing to take the exam at the end of the year. The big house next door is empty anyway. I will give it to them later. When they arrive in Beijing in the future and live next door, we can take care of them."

That big house is located next to the Duke's Mansion and its area is comparable to that of the Duke's Mansion. People only know that it is an empty house and few people know that the owner of the house is actually the second master of the Chu family.

Originally, it was thought that since the Chu family had many male descendants and the young masters all got married in the future, there would be more people in the Duke's Mansion. By then, the two houses could be connected and merged into one, so that the whole family would have more space to live in.

However, plans cannot keep up with changes. Now that there is a baby girl in the family, such a good house must be given to my niece first.

However, as soon as Mr. Chu Er finished speaking, he was unanimously opposed by the old Duke and Mr. Chu.

"No, the house next door is too big, and my granddaughter and her husband don't have any foundation now. If they move in now, it will be too eye-catching."

"Father is right. Even if we want to give the house to them, we should not give it now. It won't be too late to give it to them after they have established a firm foothold in the capital."

The most important thing is that those who live on this street are either royal relatives or high-ranking officials and nobles. If ordinary people rashly live on this street, it may not be a good thing.

After being reminded by the old Duke and Mr. Chu, Mr. Chu also figured this out, so after thinking for a while, he suggested a slightly inferior house on West Street in the capital.

Most of the people living on West Street are wealthy merchants, so even if they move in, it won't be too eye-catching.