Rich Peasant Girl: The General's Wife Has Space

Fu Qiu Shuang thought happily in her heart, sitting upright, holding Fu's arm, her eyes full of joy of returning home.

Fu patted her hands and instructed Mrs. Qian, "Tell the driver to go directly to Kuanping Lane."

Mrs. Qian was a little surprised, but she quickly obeyed the order, opened the curtain of the carriage, and told the driver to drive directly to her second uncle's house in Kuanping Lane.

She was surprised at Fu's attitude. She wanted to send her cousin directly home.

It seems that Madam is very unhappy with what the cousin said. Her attitude in handling things now is much harder than before.

In the carriage, Fu Qiu Shuang was stunned when she heard what Fu instructed Mrs. Qian.

After she realized what was happening, she forced a smile and asked, "Aunt, aren't we going back to the General's Mansion? Why are we going to my house? Aunt, you must be tired. Why don't you go back to the General's Mansion to rest before coming back."

Fu smiled and replied, "Of course I have to go back to the mansion, but I'm just sending you home first. Poor thing, you must be tired after following your aunt out of the capital. Go home and have a good rest. Your aunt will have someone send your things back to you later."

"Aunt!" Fu Qiu Shuang's voice suddenly rose, then she realized that something was wrong and quickly stopped talking.

Then he carefully put on a smile and said to Fu Shi: "Aunt, I can't bear to leave you. Also, I am still learning from Madam, but I haven't learned it yet. Can I go back to the General's Mansion with you first?"

"From childhood to adulthood, besides my parents, only my aunt treated me the best. I can't bear to leave her." Fu Qiu Shuang knew when to advance and retreat, and pleaded with Fu in a humble manner.

Fu shook her head and said, "Qiushuang, I already told you on the way back that I have to take care of your cousin's affairs, so it's not appropriate for you to stay at home. It's best for you to stay at home. You should also spend more time with your parents and help share the burden at home."

After saying this, he gave the carriage a command that could not be refused and continued its journey.

Fu Qiu Shuang sat in the carriage on the way home in a daze, her eyes full of disbelief.

My aunt actually sent me back home, back to the rented courtyard, where there was no one to serve me and no pearl hairpins or fancy clothes.

The carriage quickly drove into Kuanping Lane, which was relatively quiet.

Kuanping Lane, where Fu Qiuxuan's family lives, is where common people in Beijing live. The houses there are generally not very big, and at most some of the larger ones have two courtyards.

Fu Qiushuang's house is a two-story courtyard.

Although Kuanping Lane is the residence of ordinary people, it is not a slum. The housing prices in Beijing are very high. A small house with one entrance in Kuanping Lane starts at five hundred taels, not to mention the two-entry courtyard of Fu Qiushuang's house.

The small courtyard with two entrances is quite eye-catching in Kuanping Lane. It was bought by Fu and given to Fu Erlang's family. The price of the house was not low, about 1,500 taels.

This is a preferential price given because of the general's wife.

Of course, when dealing with the people living in the old house, Fu asked Fu Erlang to just say that he was renting the house and not mention Fu, so as not to cause unnecessary trouble to Fu and Fu Erlang's family.

Even Fu Qiu Shuang and Fu Jin Huai didn't need to be told, so as not to burden the child. Besides, he was still young and it would be troublesome if he let the secret slip.

After the driver parked the car, he went forward and knocked on the door at the signal of Mrs. Qian.

Fu Erlang's family only has an old man as a doorman and a maid to help with cleaning and cooking. He cannot afford to hire more people.

When the old man at the door heard the knock on the door, he hurried to open it. When he learned that it was the aunt and his daughter who had returned, he hurriedly opened the door and then went into the house to report to Fu Erlang.

Fu Erlang had just returned home for lunch when he heard his sister and daughter coming, and hurried out to greet them.

Yue was busy in the kitchen and rushed to the door after hearing the news.

Fu greeted her brother with a smile, and Fu Qiu Shuang also forced herself to get out of the car.

The group entered the main room, and the maid cleverly made tea and brought it in. Fu smiled and nodded, and Mrs. Qian came forward and gave the maid a small silver ingot.

The little maid was so happy that she was dismayed, but she still looked at Yue politely. When she saw Yue smiling and nodding, she took over, thanked her repeatedly, and then left.

Mrs. Yue was a generous person. She smiled and told her sister not to spend money in the future.

Fu also liked this sister-in-law and was happy to talk to her: "It's okay, this little girl looks quite smart, and it's obvious that she has helped you share a lot of the burden. I don't feel bad about giving her to her."

Yue smiled and then looked at her daughter Qiu Shuang.

It has been a while since I last saw my daughter. She is with her aunt, so Yue is naturally worried.

Seeing that her daughter's manners, etiquette and demeanor were very different from before, and her clothes were also exquisite, Yue felt both happy and sad.