Nian Huajiao: The cold-faced treacherous minister spoiled her unconditionally after breaking his vow

She didn't believe that these two people would be kind enough to come and see her.

One wanted her dead, and the other should want her dead now too.

Jiang Luo thought: Just wait...

Jiang Yin, who had just left Shaoguang Courtyard, shook off Jiang Nian's hand and angrily said, "What are you doing? Why are you leaving? I haven't finished my words yet!"

Jiang Nian really understands Jiang Yin's recent temper.

She said obediently, but with impatience in her eyes, "Third sister, do you still remember what mother said today?"

Remember, how could she not remember.

snort!

Jiang Yin folded her arms across her chest, looked nonchalant, and replied, "So what? Mother will never say anything bad about me because of that bitch."

That’s because someone has suffered for you!

Jiang Nian really wanted to yell this at her, but reason told her that she couldn't do that.

Now that her aunt was locked up, there was no one in the mansion to plan for her. She could not rely on her grandmother and father, so she and An'er could only rely on Qin to survive.

She suppressed her disgust and said with a smile, "Third sister, think about it carefully. When has mother ever done useless things to useless people?"

Jiang Yin perked up, hurriedly pulled her arm, and said excitedly: "You mean... Jiang Luo is going to be in trouble?"

"I just made a bold guess. I wonder how my mother..."

"As long as it can make Jiang Luo feel better, there's no harm in waiting." Jiang Yin interrupted her.

Jiang Nian stopped talking.

She knew Jiang Yin very well. Jiang Yin was no longer angry at this moment, and there was no need for her to waste any more words on her.

"Let's go to my yard. I'll show you something good. My father just..." As he said that, he pulled Jiang Nian away.

Before Jiang Luo recovered from her injuries, her second uncle Jiang Miao returned home.

Jiang Luo doesn't care at all who comes back and who doesn't.

Everyone in this mansion hopes that she will die so that they can get a large sum of money and enjoy wealth and glory, and her second uncle is no exception.

The eldest wife of the Duke's Mansion inherited the title and became the head of the family, while the second wife managed the business of the Duke's Mansion, but the money they earned belonged to the public.

This is also the root cause of the conflict between the Liu and Qin families.

The second wife worked hard, but in the end all the money was handed over to the public treasury. Who would be willing to accept that?

The next day, the sun was rising high and it was almost noon.

Mingxu hurried back to Shaoguangyuan.

Ren Dong, who was turning over the quilt in the yard, saw her like this and joked, "Hey, Ming Xu, is there a wolf following you? Look how anxious you are~"

Mingxu pursed his lips, pointed at her with a smile, and walked back into the house.

As soon as Honeysuckle saw it, she knew something big was going to happen, so she hurriedly followed.

Inside the room, Mother Wu was teaching Jiang Luoxiu how to do double-sided embroidery.

Mother Wu was born and raised in Jiangnan. Her mother was originally an embroiderer in the Wu family needlework shop, and her mother's unique skill of double-sided embroidery was also passed on to her.

Ever since she started serving Mrs. Wu, all of Mrs. Wu's personal belongings were embroidered by her.

Now, Jiang Luo’s underwear is also made by her.

Besides being comfortable to wear, Jiang Luo liked it very much, and it was also for protection against people in the mansion tampering with it.

"Miss, what do you think happened in the mansion?" Mingxu asked as soon as he stood still after entering the house.

Jiang Luo said without even raising his head, "It's definitely not the eldest wife's business."

Mingxu was stunned, then asked with a smile: "How did you know?"

She continued to move her hands, and said with a brisk laugh, "Silly girl, this is easy. As long as your young lady doesn't go out, what else is there to make trouble for in the main room?"

She is a public enemy.

"Yes, young lady is really amazing!" Mingxu complimented at the right time.

The little maidservant has been serving her for a long time and is now becoming more and more comfortable, not as reserved as she was at the beginning.

I also followed Honeysuckle and became more cheerful.

Jindong was impatient, so she shook Mingxu's arm and asked, "Tell me quickly, what news made you run so fast?"

"The news from Fu'an Hall said that this morning the Second Master and the Second Mistress begged the Old Madam to adopt the Fifth Young Master into the Second House as the Second House's legitimate son," she said slowly.

When Jiang Luo heard this, he stopped what he was doing.

She sneered and looked at Mother Wu beside her.

Mother Wu was also looking at her, and the two smiled at each other.

"Mom, the fox's tail has finally been revealed."

Mother Wu replied: "Our second wife is really thoughtful."

Rendong was completely confused by what she heard, but Mingxu seemed much more calm than her and should be able to guess the general idea.

Jiang Luo nodded, then stood up and walked out the door.

I've been learning to embroider for the whole morning and I'm a little tired.

It was time for her to go out.

After waiting for such a long time, there was no movement from the fourth sister, so she had to go and add fuel to the fire.

Early the next morning, Jiang Luo took Mingxu to Chunhua Courtyard to pay his respects to Qin, then returned to Shaoguang Courtyard for breakfast, and then went to Jiang Chen.

At this time, she had not seen her fourth sister for more than a month.

In her previous life, Jiang Chen was also plagued by illness and had been taking medicine to regulate her body. When she died, her fourth sister was still alive and well.

I guess it was the money her mother left for her that helped her a lot.

Otherwise, how could the little money that my second uncle deducted from the business every year be enough?

Besides, the business of the Duke's Mansion was only run with the money given by her mother.

As soon as they arrived at Xiangyun Courtyard, Zi Fu, the maidservant beside Jiang Chen, came over to greet them: "Greetings, Miss."

Jiang Luo raised his hand and asked, "Is the fourth sister in the room?"

Zi Fu helped her open the curtain and replied, "The young lady is in the room, please come in."

Jiang Luo went into the house.

The weather is getting warmer now, but the house is still hung with thick cotton curtains.

She swept around and found that charcoal was still burning in the room, which showed that Jiang Chen's cough was indeed very serious.

It’s good that it’s serious, at least it’s good for her…

At this time, Jiang Chen also came out from the inner room. She smiled and said, "Big sister, please sit down."

Then he ordered, "Zi Fu, serve the tea."

Zi Fu quickly responded, "Yes, Miss," and went to the tea room.

When the tea came, Mingxu took Zifu out the door, leaving the two sisters alone to talk.

Jiang Chen turned his head and coughed twice, then asked with a slightly red face, "Big sister, are you here today for something?"

"It's nothing serious. I just saw that you haven't been out for a long time, so I came to see how you were doing." Jiang Luo replied, stroking the teacup.

"My body... is just waiting to die." Jiang Chen said somewhat dejectedly.

"Fourth sister, please don't say such discouraging words. Second uncle is always on the road. Given time, he will definitely be able to find a miracle doctor to cure your illness."

Jiang Chen smiled, sighed and said, "I hope so."

If there was a miracle doctor, her father would have found him for her long ago. Why would he wait until now?

Taking a step back, even if a miracle doctor was found, I don’t know if he could cure her illness…

Jiang Luo took back his hand that was touching the teacup, looked straight at Jiang Chen, and changed the subject: "I was bored during these days of recuperation, so I often read medical books to relieve my boredom."

Jiang Chen was stunned for a moment, not knowing what she meant.