After being replaced, she changed from a miserable daughter-in-law to a lucky wife

Mrs. Qi was startled and turned to look at her husband, not knowing what she meant.

Master Qi signaled her with his eyes to stay calm: "Madam Xiao, do you know anyone from Yixiu Pavilion?"

Xia Wanniang poured water for the two of them and said, "I don't know them. It's just that when I came out of Qingheyi that day, someone followed me. After I got away from them, I heard them mention the three words Yixiu Pavilion."

Mrs. Qi looked puzzled: "Why are they following you?"

Xia Wanniang shook her head slightly and did not tell the truth.

Mr. Qi pondered for a moment and guessed roughly: "Madam Xiao, we will go back and find out about this matter. Let the clerk pick up the clothes for next month. During this period, you should try not to come to the store."

Xia Wanniang smiled and nodded: "Okay. You don't have to send the silver. Just use it to pay off the silver I borrowed from Madam Qi until it's all paid off."

Mr. Qi thought for a moment and said, "Does Madam Xiao have enough money? If not, don't worry."

Xia Wanniang smiled and nodded: "Enough."

Madam Qi had a lot of questions in her mind, but she didn't ask them directly in the end. She waited until she left the Xiao family and got in the carriage before asking, "Master, what do you mean by what you just said at the Xiao family?"

Master Qi looked at her and said, "Madam! I'm afraid that Yixiu Pavilion has set its sights on Madam Xiao and us."

"Why?" Mrs. Qi looked puzzled.

"During this period, our business has improved a lot because of the clothes made by Madam Xiao. The business of Yixiu Pavilion, which used to have better business than ours, has suddenly declined. It seems that he has other ideas." Master Qi said with a frown on his face.

Mrs. Qi was furious: "He is used to using these shameful means."

Master Qi patted her hands and said, "Be careful next time. Go back and tell the guys to shut up. Don't cause any trouble for Madam Xiao."

Mrs. Qi nodded solemnly.

Aunt Xiao waited until they left before she came over with her three children: "Mrs. Wan, have Master Qi and the others left?"

Xia Wanniang nodded and said, "Let's go."

Aunt Xiao asked the three children to play with Lai Fu and sat next to Xia Wan Niang: "Is there any trouble?"

Xia Wanniang turned to look at her: "Mother, how did you know?"

Aunt Xiao: "Just now when I saw them leaving, their faces were solemn."

Xia Wanniang smiled faintly: "It's nothing serious."

Aunt Xiao nodded: "I'm glad you're okay. How's Niu's injury?"

Xia Wanniang knew that she had changed the subject: "He is almost fully recovered. He can walk slowly on the ground. He should be fully recovered before the spring ploughing."

Aunt Xiao smiled and said, "That's good, that's good. It won't delay the spring planting."

Xia Wanniang thought for a moment and said, "Mom, please teach me how to read!"

Aunt Xiao smiled and nodded as soon as she heard it: "Okay, but we don't have any pens, ink, paper, or inkstone at home, so we have to go buy some."

"I have some here." He took out pen, ink, paper and inkstone from his bag.

Aunt Xiao was not surprised when she saw this. She picked up the brush and began to write three words on the paper.

Xia Wanniang looked at the words on the paper. They were not very pretty, but they were neat and tidy. "Mother, what do these three words you wrote mean?"

Aunt Xiao looked at her with a smile: "Mrs. Xia Wan, what is your name?"

Xia Wanniang looked at the words on the paper carefully, picked up the brush beside her and started writing on the blank paper.

Aunt Xiao looked at the way she held the pen and the strokes of her handwriting and was a little surprised. It didn't look like she was holding the pen to write for the first time.

Xia Wanniang handed her the three words she had written and said, "Mom, did you read it correctly?"

Aunt Xiao withdrew her thoughts, took the paper and looked at it: "Yes, they are all correct."

She roughly knew something and started writing their family's name on paper and told her what it meant.

Xia Wanniang learned very quickly. She had memorized the words after writing them several times. Writing was not difficult for her.

Seeing that she learned so quickly, Aunt Xiao did not teach her word by word like she did with other children. Instead, she wrote a paragraph and told her the meaning.

Xia Wanniang took notes seriously, and in order to remember it better, she would write it down several times on paper to deepen her memory.

After the children had a nap in the afternoon, she took them outside the yard and prepared to play some interesting games with them.

It’s a rare snowy day, so don’t waste such a good resource.