After interpenetrating with Lord Hou, he became addicted to house fighting

Chapter 511 Move Out

Huang Zheng had indeed found a house.

If it's just living, it doesn't matter where you live.

But once you settle down, you must have your own home.

The order of production and life in the capital has gradually returned to normal, and shops that were originally closed have reopened one after another.

Huang Zheng checked around and made sure there was no major problem, so he mainly considered moving.

The house is leased, first for a year, and after half a year it is decided whether to renew the contract.

The house was basically empty, and the Huang family needed to add furniture and furnishings.

Huang Zheng first hired someone to clean the house, repaired what needed to be repaired, painted what needed to be painted, and then went to buy furniture.

It will be at least half a month before moving.

When Rong An talked about this with Huang Zheng, Huang Zheng didn't hide anything, "Before it was an extraordinary period, we needed to take advantage of Grand Master Xu's influence, now all the joints have been opened up, and all the business is on the right track.

"It's not that we cross the river and tear down the bridge, and we still maintain human relations with each other, but we don't have to mix together anymore.

"As time goes by, even if Grand Master Xu doesn't say anything, he will inevitably be criticized.

"Being apart is good for both of us.

"It's the same with Princess Jingyang, we are all willing to let Ayu be her goddaughter, what else is there to be reluctant about?
"Your aunt and I are thinking about it, and we will choose her husband and son-in-law in Beijing in the future.

"The chick grows up and always flies away from the nest, can we still keep her by my side for a lifetime?

"But if you live in the eldest princess's mansion, most people who want to propose marriage are looking at the eldest princess's face, and I'm afraid they don't have much sincerity.

"We keep a certain distance in this way, and it is also convenient for us to screen."

Rong An agreed, his main concern was safety.

What Huang Zhengxun was looking for was a three-entry courtyard, which happened to be close to the house that Chu Yin had found for Chu Dunmin, and not too far from Taishi's Mansion and Princess Jingyang's Mansion, so it was very convenient for them to come and go.

He walked through the house carefully and pointed out several places with potential safety hazards.

Later, I quietly asked someone to come over and help with the arrangement.

Looking for an opportunity, Mrs. Huang mentioned the matter of moving to Mrs. Xu, and Mrs. Xu agreed after a moment of thought, "It doesn't matter if you move, from now on our two families will be treated as relatives.

"My three unsatisfactory sons are going back to work, and the grandchildren are all staying, so it's inconvenient for Ayu."

Mrs. Huang breathed a sigh of relief, "I'm afraid you're overthinking!"

"How come!" Mrs. Xu laughed, "Is there anything I can't understand at my age?"

Mrs. Huang seldom comes to Xu's mansion recently, because Xu has a lot of family members and has a lot of things to do, so it's not easy for her to come and disturb her.

Recently, Mrs. Xu has to send her son and daughter-in-law to leave Beijing, which is a time of panic.

She also took Rong An to live with them, because she was afraid that it would be inconvenient for Madam Xu's grandchildren to be there.

She also discussed with Rong An: "When we move out, you should also move out together. It's not like that to live in Xu's house all the time.

"Earlier, there was only one Mrs. Xu in the mansion, which is not inconvenient. Now that they have a large population, Mrs. Xu still has to worry about her grandchildren."

Rong An nodded and agreed: "Alright. I'll go talk to Aunt Xu."

Mrs. Xu had expected this matter long ago, and she couldn't stubbornly keep Rong An behind, there were quite a few bastards in the family.

If outsiders are allowed to discuss a few words, it will be a kind of harm to the reputation of the younger generation.

(End of this chapter)