Zhenfubao waved his hand and the warehouse was full of grain, and the whole family regretted it

Bai Wanwan was instantly furious. Su Niantang was just trying to cheat and not give her the things.

Since the other party is unreasonable, she also has a way to deal with it.

After that, she listened attentively in class as if nothing had happened.

The next night, as soon as the moon climbed above the treetops, Bai Wanwan called over a few of her good friends.

Several people quietly went out and went straight to Su Niantang's house.

The Su family was not far from the Princess's Mansion, just a few streets away. After walking in the dark for a while, I saw the two big red lanterns at the door of the Su family.

It is worthy of being the Ding'an Marquis Mansion, its grandeur can be seen from a distance.

The two black and heavy doors were two people tall, with densely packed copper door nails. A pair of stone lions squatted on both sides of the door, looking majestic.

A gold-plated plaque hung above the gate, with the four large characters "Ding'an Marquis Mansion" shining brightly under the illumination of lanterns.

The wall is much higher than that of an ordinary house, and there are tiles on the top of the wall, which looks difficult to climb over.

There is a gatehouse on each side of the gate, with a dim light shining from inside. Occasionally, you can see the gatekeeper pacing back and forth with his arms folded, and he looks like someone who is not to be trifled with.

Thanks to Naitang leading the way, they took many detours and small paths and soon found the dog hole in the corner of the Su Mansion.

The area around the cave entrance was overgrown with weeds and had a few dead leaves on it.

Bai Wanwan squatted down, looked at the narrow hole and sighed: "Why do we always have to go through the dog hole?"

Toffee tilted his head and chirped a few times. Milk Tea beside him flapped his wings and quacked, "So how do you want to get in? Next time, let's go through the main entrance."

Bai Wanwan quickly waved her hands:

"Forget it, forget it. The main gate must be tightly guarded by the servants to avoid alerting the enemy.

Let's hurry up and find Su Niantang's house this time, don't let anyone find out!"

Bai Wanwan pushed open Su Niantang's door without knocking.

Su Niantang was leaning on the carved mahogany couch with his eyes closed, obviously having fainted.

The room was silent, with only a few wisps of sandalwood wafting from the incense burner, curling up towards the gauze curtains decorated with auspicious cloud patterns.

Naigai rummaged through the things swiftly, first lifting the brocade cover of the dressing table, and inside the drawers were piled high with rouge, powder, gold and silver jewelry.

Soon, she found several gold-painted lacquer boxes on the low cabinet beside the bed. The surface of the boxes was engraved with lotus patterns. They felt cold to the touch and she didn't know what was inside.

Bai Wanwan grabbed the gold-painted lacquer box and stuffed it into Naigai's hand.

Naigai took the box, called on his men to rush forward, and rushed out with the things in his arms.

Outside, Cheese was waiting for them with two large bamboo baskets on his back. When he saw them come out, he quickly lifted the burlap covering the baskets.

Everyone rushed to stuff the stolen jewelry and silk into the basket, and soon the basket was piled high.

After a whole night of hard work, everything in Su Nian's main room was moved out, leaving nothing behind, not even the calligraphy and paintings hanging on the wall.

Just as he took a breath, Naitang became so anxious that he jumped up and down, and ran to the back of the house with Bai Wanwan.

Bai Wanwan hesitated and said, "Forget about the warehouse. Let's not cause any trouble."

But Naitang kept squeaking and pointing his paws in the direction of the warehouse.

Bai Wanwan sighed, thinking that this clever little guy must be thinking about the treasures in the warehouse, so it seemed that she had to go in.

As soon as Bai Wanwan entered the warehouse, she was shocked by the dense array of medicinal herbs in front of her.

On the shelves against the wall, there are rows of drawers with labels on them. When you open them, you can see that they are all good things.

Ordinary wolfberries and red dates were piled up like small hills, and even saffron, which is rarely seen in pharmacies, was packed in ceramic jars.

As you walk further inside, a cool breeze hits you in the face.

Ginseng stalks lie on the velvet mat, their roots as long as arms, their skin covered with fine lines, and the label reads "Thousand-year-old Ginseng".

In the corner, the Tianshan Snow Lotus wrapped in white cloth was frozen solid, with a faint green tint showing through its snow-white petals.

The most eye-catching thing is the sandalwood cabinet in the middle, which contains amber-colored Ganoderma lucidum, looking like a translucent gem.

There are also whole tiger bones and bear gallbladders, tightly wrapped in moisture-proof paper.

The people from Milk Candy and Milk Cap started to move, and the secret guards around Bai Wanwan also started to move.

The secret guards were very efficient and in no time they had bundled and packed up all the precious medicinal herbs in the room, filling the carriage to the brim.

Then they groped their way into the warehouse next door.

When she pushed the door open, Bai Wanwan was almost dazzled - gold bars were piled up like bricks in the corner.

Jadeite, vases, and white jade ornaments were placed on sandalwood shelves, and even the calligraphy and paintings hanging on the wall were inlaid with gold edges.

The secret guards had clear division of labor. Some dismantled the base of the vase, some rolled up the calligraphy and paintings, and the gold bars were stuffed directly into the sacks.

Fifteen was holding a gilded incense burner and kept muttering "I'm going to make a fortune".

In less than half an hour, the warehouse became empty, with only wood chips scattered on the ground.

By the time the last truck was loaded, the sky was already turning pale.

Naitang clung to the carriage and refused to move, his eyes still fixed on the empty warehouse, and he was squeaking.

Bai Wanwan coaxed the little guy for a long time before she finally pulled him into the car.

The sound of the carriage wheels gradually faded away, leaving only the silence of the marquis' mansion, which was unaware that its own warehouse had been emptied.

Su Nian Tang opened his eyes in a daze and was about to stretch when he was startled by the scene in front of him.

The quilt was piled crookedly on the side of the bed, the pillow fell to the ground, and the drawers of the small cabinet beside the bed were all opened, with the clothes and jewelry inside scattered everywhere.

There were some broken porcelain pieces scattered on the ground. They were the teacup she usually used to drink tea, and now they were reduced to crumbs.

"This...what's going on?" She sat up suddenly, her voice changing.

The little maidservant who was serving beside her was also awakened. She rubbed her eyes and sat up. Seeing the messy room, she trembled with fear:

"Miss! Did you get robbed?

Look, everything in this cabinet has been turned inside out!"

Then he ran to the door: "I have to tell the master quickly, otherwise I won't be able to find the thief if I'm too late!"

Su Niantang put on his coat in a panic, and as soon as his foot touched the ground, he was tripped by something.

Looking down, she saw that it was her favorite sachet, the tassel was broken and the spices were spilled all over the floor.

Just as the little maid was about to run out to report the news, she heard a flurry of footsteps outside.

The Su family's chief steward rushed in, sweating profusely, and shouted at the top of his voice: "Old lady! Something terrible has happened! Everything in our two warehouses is gone!"

Old Mrs. Su, who was drinking tea, was so frightened that her hand shook, and the blue and white porcelain cup fell to the ground with a "bang", and tea splashed everywhere.

Her face turned pale in an instant: "What did you say? How could the warehouse be emptied? Is there a mistake?"

The chief steward wiped the sweat from his forehead, his voice trembling:

"I couldn't believe it! When the warehouse guy woke up in the morning, he saw that the warehouse where the gold bars were stored and the warehouse where the medicinal herbs were stored were all empty!

Even the old boxes in the corner were turned upside down!"

Old Lady Su was so angry that she was shaking all over, holding on to the table and trying to stand steady.

"Investigate this thoroughly! In Bianjing City, under the feet of the emperor, who dares to touch our Su family?!

No matter who it is, we must find them even if we have to dig three feet underground!"

Her eyes were red and her nails dug deep into her palms: "So many things were lost. If this matter gets out, where will the Su family put their face?"