Good luck of rebirth

Chapter 94 Painstakingly (1)
Gu Momo seemed envious and said: "Old madam, this old slave is not blessed. He only gave birth to such a son. He is not blessed to have a caring daughter. The old madam is blessed with both sons and daughters and is very filial. , Grandma Wugu sends some special products to you every now and then, and she really cares about you."

Mrs. Mo thought of that filial little daughter, and said with a smile: "This child is still the same as when he was a child. He is afraid that I will wrong him and send me everything."

It's just that I'm still thinking about the words that Nanny Gu just said inadvertently: After the eldest lady left, the second lady began to order her servants to prepare pens and ink...to write a letter...after writing this letter...began to cry out in pain, to eat no meal...

These things, the more I listen to them, the more they seem premeditated!
What a coincidence, after Wang's departure, Jin Ran figured it out and wrote her an apology.

If there is nothing wrong with this matter, Mrs. Mo really can't believe it.

According to the old lady's understanding of Wang, she is not just waiting to die, she must have been rejected by her, and then she put the idea on Jin Hao, and let this girl use bitter tricks to trick her.

Thinking about what Jin Hao said, that grandparents are the closest, this is obviously a lie. Her youngest daughter was raised by Mrs. Tai back then, but her mother who was pregnant in October is not the closest in her heart. , Behind Mrs. Tai's back, she did not give her less advice.

However, this old Gu said this... on purpose, or unintentionally?
Mrs. Mo raised her sharp eyes and looked at Nanny Gu, only to see that she was still chattering on the sidelines, talking about her daughter's suffering: there was no one who wanted to say a few intimate words, and she also said that her family Son, he married his wife and forgot his mother, and he is not as filial as the second and third masters.

They have been masters and servants for many years, and they often talk about the short stories of these parents, which is not considered deviant.

Seeing Nanny Gu's relaxed appearance, Mrs. Mo secretly laughed at herself for being suspicious. This Nanny Gu has been with her for so many years, and although she is a bit cautious, she is loyal to her.

On the other hand, Mrs. Wang, she thought she was a good one, but who knew that she was a villain with evil intentions. It seems that she can no longer tolerate adultery.

However, Nanny Gu's back was drenched in cold sweat because of Mrs. Mo's gaze. Fortunately, she needed to cover herself in spring, so she didn't wear too little, so she wouldn't show her feet.

Seeing the haze in Mrs. Mo's eyes out of the corner of her eyes, Madam Gu didn't dare to say any more. Instead, she changed the subject and continued to talk about Mrs. Mo's youngest daughter, Grandma Wugu: "I have never seen anyone like Grandma Wugu in my life. You are so filial, the last time you honored the old lady's jade bracelet, its fineness..." Gu Momo tsk-tsk twice: "This servant almost took my eyes off it."

Mrs. Mo felt a lot happier when she thought of the very jade bracelet that her youngest daughter gave her: "It's because her husband's family is rich, otherwise it would be able to withstand such a move." She glanced at Nanny Gu amusedly: "You are such an eyelid Shallow, after all these years, I haven't seen anything good with me, but an emerald bracelet makes you stare straight in the eyes."

Nanny Gu smiled innocently, "That's because the jade bracelet was given by our fifth aunt's grandmother, so Lao Nu thought it was rare. If we say that our fifth aunt's grandmother is blessed at first glance, she added a big fat boy when she entered the door. No wonder the father-in-law and mother-in-law hurt in the palm of their hand, my uncle knows the cold and the hot, and the young master is smart, I don't know how much this blessing will be in the future." Gu Momo said flattering words, but said in her heart: If her daughter-in-law had such a generous mother, she would ask her daughter-in-law to send things back from time to time. After all, one for two is a really good business.

As a mother, what I love most is that my children are praised by others, and I am happier than praising myself. Mrs. Mo was aroused by Madam Gu, and she began to count the great achievements of Grandma Wugu... Naturally, it's all about how caring and filial Grandma Wugu is.

The master and the servant once again thanked Grandma Wu for her filial piety and caring, until Mrs. Mo's face showed a little fatigue, and Nanny Gu waited for her to take a nap on the soft couch, and then retreated.

However, Mrs. Mo was lying on the soft couch but couldn't fall asleep no matter what. The daughters are all mother's caring little padded jackets, which is not bad.

I became more and more suspicious that Jinran had listened to Wang's words, and then he showed weakness and admitted his mistake. In this way, after getting up, the enthusiasm for Jinran dissipated a lot, and he no longer fed the soup himself.

However, Jin Ran is also clever, seeing that Mrs. Mo's expression is wrong, but she has to work harder to act coquettishly, and this kind of affectation, in the eyes of Mrs. Mo, makes her more suspicious, and more and more suspicious of Jin Ran. alienation.

Nanny Gu watched all this calmly, but was secretly startled in her heart. It seems that their old master and servant have really misjudged all these years... The fifth lady in the second room is really a hidden secret. dew characters.

He couldn't help but secretly rejoice that he was an ally of Jinhao, otherwise he might be tricked by this seemingly naive, but actually the most scheming fifth lady, and she would concentrate on counting money for her.

Mother Gu is more and more sure that this fifth young lady will definitely achieve great things in the future and have a bright future. She, a slave, should be more respectful and helpful...not for herself, but for her son and grandson to find someone good backing.

However, the third wife, Mrs. Zhang, who had been waiting for Jin Hao to make a move, saw that the Mo family was calm, and asked Qi'er suspiciously: "Are you sure that when you handed the things to Miss Fifth, no one noticed?"

Qi'er shook his head: "The servant girl hid it under the box and handed it to Miss Fifth, so no one should find out."

"That's weird." Zhang Shi said to himself: "In terms of time, it's time to make a move!"

While Mrs. Zhang was waiting anxiously, Jinhao just got the message from Nanny Gu, and looked at Yunyan lightly: "Tomorrow, let Huzi brothers and sisters do it." The time is ripe.

Yunyan was overjoyed when she heard the words: "Slave maid, let's make arrangements now!"

The next day.

Just as Mrs. Mo was trying to calm down and listened to Jinran say again that grandma was closest to her, and she was the happiest around her, even though the pillows in her yard were more comfortable than those in her own yard, Nanny Gu teased her gently. He opened the soft curtain and came in, and whispered in Mrs. Mo's ear, "The shopkeeper of the pawn shop in our town has just arrived!"

Mrs. Mo was startled, worried that something might happen to the pawn shop, what troubles would be caused, and impatient to listen to Jin Ran's eloquence, she hurried out of the inner room, returned to her apartment, and asked, "What happened?" ?”

Nanny Gu lowered her head and took out a phoenix gold hairpin from her sleeve. She just lowered her head to cover a flash of a quick smile in her eyes, and then raised her head with her usual expression: "This is the pawn shop manager who sent it here." Yes, it was said that a little beggar came to the pawnshop with such a golden hairpin. When the clerk saw it, he became suspicious, so he used words to trick him. Only then did he know that it fell from a girl and was caught by him. I picked it up, the guy originally thought that the beggar might have stolen something from someone else and came to pawn in the pawnshop, fearing that he would cause trouble in the future, so he reported the matter to the shopkeeper."

(End of this chapter)