Rich Peasant Girl: The General's Wife Has Space

With the support of her husband, Liu felt reassured.

Wan'er, the second daughter, deposited another 5,000 taels of silver into the family's public account, but after all, it belonged to the public treasury, and Liu could not use it to help her son.

But Xiao Wan still gave Liu one thousand taels, telling her mother that this was her own money and she could spend it however she wanted without having to consider anyone's opinion.

It is only natural for a mother to spend the money given as a gift by her daughter.

Liu turned around and wiped away her tears.

In this world, any daughter who is so kind and considerate to her own mother would be moved.

Of course, Liu felt the same way. Ever since she came back from the mountain last time, she suddenly seemed to see that her biological daughter was living well in that world, and she felt relieved.

But she was always afraid that Xiao Wan's mind was unstable. She didn't know if one day she would get sick, catch a cold or something else and her heart would be replaced again, or she would just die, and she would never see her daughter again.

So Liu went up the mountain every month to donate some incense money, hoping that the gods would bless her daughter with good health and peace of mind.

Xiao Wan didn't know all this. She and Xiao Wan from that world had a silent agreement that they would be good to each other's parents and they had to do it.

What's more, over the past year or so, Xiao Wan's feelings for the Xiao family have long been deeply rooted, and she has completely regarded herself as a person of this era.

Although I still miss modern parents and convenient life occasionally, the obsession is not as deep as before.

Xiao Wan accompanied Liu back to her grandmother's house.

Liu was worried that her mother would not have any good jewelry to show off when recognizing her relatives, so she and Xiao Wan went to Jin Mantang in Jiyun City first, and specially selected a pair of jade bracelets with warm and smooth jade and excellent water content, as well as a gold bracelet with fine workmanship and heavy weight.

Xiao Wan also brought the gifts she had prepared to Chen Qing in advance. After all, Chen Qing was her employee before and they had a connection, so Xiao Wan gave her a set of silver headwear and fifty taels of silver as a dowry.

Xiao Zhen'er naturally also had a gift for Chen Qing. After all, Chen Qing would be both her aunt and her employee in the future, so naturally she had to give her a generous gift.

Xiao Wan picked out two inconspicuous gold hairpins from the reward given by the emperor and asked Liu to give them to her grandmother.

Liu was somewhat reluctant, but Xiao Wan had a lot of good things, and these two hairpins were not a big deal. Giving them to her grandmother's family to show off was also her filial piety.

Liu couldn't persuade her daughter, so she had to give the two hairpins to Meng.

I was touched by my daughter's attentiveness. She was afraid that taking one hairpin would cause conflict between her two uncles, so she took two.

The mother and daughter took two pieces of fresh-colored fabric from the home warehouse, and took the wedding clothes that had been ordered for their parents, and rushed back to the Liu family.

Mrs. Meng and Old Man Liu were very happy to see their daughter and granddaughter come back.

She hurriedly brought some snacks to the mother and daughter. When she saw them bringing these things, although Meng was happy that her daughter was thoughtful, she couldn't help but blame her daughter for spending money indiscriminately.

When she saw the jewelry her daughter brought back, Meng refused to keep it and said that she only wanted the fabric and clothes, and would not accept the jewelry at all.

What's more, there were two golden hairpins bestowed by the emperor inside, and Meng and Old Man Liu were so frightened that they dared not accept them.

Old Man Liu, in particular, couldn't sleep well for many days because he thought that the emperor actually appeared in his son-in-law's room and that he had played chess with the emperor and said that the emperor was a bad chess player.

He was afraid even in his dreams that the emperor would remember him and arrest him and behead him.

It was only after Mrs. Liu and Old Man Xiao went back to her mother's home to give him some counseling that Old Man Liu finally felt relieved and calmed down.

After recovering from his shock, Old Man Liu thought things over and felt a little proud. He not only met the emperor, but also played chess with him.

Not to mention in Kaoshan Village, even in Jiyun City, the prefect further away has never played chess with the emperor.

He, a peasant, got the upper hand.

He just didn't dare tell anyone, for fear of causing trouble for his daughter and son-in-law's family. Old Man Liu felt quite powerless and speechless.

Alas, life is as lonely as snow.

When he heard that his daughter had brought the golden hairpin bestowed by the emperor for her future brother and sister-in-law, Old Man Liu's legs suddenly started shaking again, and he was about to get up and kowtow to the golden hairpin.

How could he take this gold hairpin? It wasn't given to him as a reward. How could his Liu family dare to take it? Seeing this gold hairpin would be like seeing the incarnation of the emperor.

Xiao Wan and her parents quickly stopped Old Man Liu's actions. They were all amused by Old Man Liu's thoughts and actions.

Meng didn't know what to do and didn't dare to touch the golden hairpin.