The unlucky guy was reborn as a lucky girl from a farm

After all, it's easy to say this, but if something really goes wrong in the future, with the old lady's unreasonable temper, she will definitely put all the responsibility on herself without hesitation.

So, the aunt looked embarrassed and hesitated for a long time before she managed to say: "Well... I can't say for sure."

The old lady lay there, looking towards her own house, thinking to herself: As long as this house is repaired, I can return to that familiar place.

Thinking of this, the gloom on her face instantly disappeared, replaced by a joyful smile, as if a huge rock pressing on her heart had finally fallen to the ground, and the whole person became relaxed and comfortable.

"Well, I think this should work! But, you should ask my boss to find out when we can let people move back in."

As the old lady spoke, she winked at her aunt, her eyes full of expectation.

Upon hearing this, my aunt nodded hurriedly and said, "Okay, I'll go right away!" After that, she turned around and was about to leave.

But who would have thought that after just taking two steps away, my aunt suddenly stopped as if she remembered something important, and quickly turned back.

The aunt said to the old lady with a worried look on her face: "Old lady, you don't know that some yamen runners have bad tempers and are difficult to deal with. If we bother them every other day, I'm afraid they will be unhappy. What should we do if it's difficult to get things done?"

After hearing this, the old lady frowned slightly and couldn't help but let out a soft "tsk" sound.

She glared at her aunt and said with a hint of dissatisfaction: "Look at how useless you are! You just worry about nothing. If that day really comes, we can just think of another way."

"The most important thing right now is to get this matter sorted out as soon as possible. Go quickly and don't waste time here!"

After saying that, the old lady waved her hand, signaling her aunt to leave quickly.

The aunt arrived at the place with a helpless feeling, and saw at a glance the yamen runner who was notoriously difficult to deal with standing there.

The yamen runner had a gloomy face and pulled even longer than the donkey, as if someone owed him several hundred taels of silver.

Seeing this, my aunt swallowed involuntarily, but since things had come to this point, she had no choice but to step forward.

She tried hard to force a smile on her face and said carefully, "Brother Yamen Runner, I have a favor to ask of you. I hope you can help me!"

However, the bailiff seemed not to have heard anything and continued to stand there motionless without any reaction.

The aunt hesitated for a moment, then mustered up the courage to continue, "I just want to meet the eldest brother of the Niu family. I wonder if you can make it convenient for me?"

At this time, the bailiff finally raised his eyelids and glanced at Aunt coldly, frowning slightly and responding impatiently: "Humph, how can you see her whenever you want? Don't you know how dangerous this situation is? What if you accidentally spread the disease to others? No, you absolutely can't see her!"

Hearing this, the auntie immediately became anxious like an ant on a hot pot, and quickly waved her hands to explain: "No, no, no, brother, you misunderstood! I will never get close to him, I just shouted a few words to him from a distance, it's really okay, please give me a favor!"

My aunt's face was full of smiles and she said all kinds of nice things until her lips were almost worn out.

However, the yamen runner in front of him was a hot-tempered man. He frowned, his face turned grim, and he waved his hand impatiently, flatly refusing: "Stop talking nonsense! I'm busy, I don't have time to find someone for you!"

When the aunt heard this, she felt disheartened, but she did not give up. She told the bailiff how the old lady usually treated her, otherwise she would be scolded when she returned.

But no matter how hard my aunt tried to persuade her, the bailiff was as hard-hearted as a rock and remained unmoved. He even turned his back to my aunt, indicating that he didn't want to listen to her anymore.

My aunt was filled with helplessness and frustration. She sighed deeply, turned around slowly, and prepared to leave the place with heavy steps.

At this moment, her eyes suddenly lit up and she found that the kind-hearted yamen runner had come to take over her post.

The aunt seemed to have grasped a life-saving straw. She hurried forward, greeted the enthusiastic yamen runner warmly, and told him the whole story in detail.

After hearing this, the enthusiastic yamen runner smiled amiably and comforted the aunt, "Don't worry, I'll take care of it. I'll definitely bring Boss Niu here for you!"

After saying this, the kind-hearted yamen runner turned around and hurriedly went to find someone to help without saying a word.

Not too long after that, Boss Niu was seen walking towards them at a brisk pace.

At this moment, Boss Niu's face was filled with impatience and anxiety, and he kept muttering, "My mother is such a pain in the ass! She's so sick that she can't get out of bed, but she still orders others to run around. I don't know how many times she has to run back and forth every day!"

When he came to the front and heard the whole story, he scratched his head first, then slowly said: "This matter can't be solved in a hurry. Think about it, how can we just take some mud and paste the wall and call it a day? We have to investigate it carefully!"

"Maybe we'll have to tear down the whole house and rebuild it! Besides, we have good food and drink here, and a doctor to look after us, so we'll have to stay here for quite a while. When I have some free time, I'll go find some knowledgeable people to take a look."

The aunt standing nearby couldn't help but frowned slightly when she heard this.

She knew very well that the old lady was very impatient and hated waiting.

She was now eagerly looking forward to getting a definite result immediately. If she didn't get what she wanted, she would probably have to run around no less than eight hundred times every day!

So, the aunt came forward and advised Niu Lao Da: "Lao Da, why don't you go over and take a look now? You know, if we can't figure this out thoroughly, we won't be able to report to the old lady!"

The eldest brother thought to himself, "It's not like we need to move into this house right away, so let's delay it as much as possible!"

He knew very well that if he started to renovate the house now, he would have to greet and smile at those arrogant yamen runners every time he did the work, which was annoying just thinking about it.