Daughter Raiders

Chapter 81 Letter
On the tenth day of September, Yu Shi sent someone to send a letter back to Yanran.Yan Ran came back from school, only to see a lonely letter on the table, but didn't see any more people in the room, so she called Qi's mother and asked, "Does Madam only have this letter?"

Qi's mother hurriedly laughed and said how could it be, there are also a few pieces of good leather picked by the wife herself, and a few sets of clothes that girls outside the customs are used to: "I have already packed everything for the girl, and when the girl reads the letter, I will read it in the letter." The list is right or wrong."

Yan Ran was extremely frustrated.

Didn't mother promise her long ago that she would bring Leng Yue to her? Why didn't she ask someone to send Leng Yue back together when the letter was delivered?Could it be that her father was reluctant to give it to her?

No matter how good Leng Yue is, she is just a servant, she is father's own daughter!The same is a daughter, the father didn't ask Sister Tao to ask for it, so he gave Suxue to Sister Tao. When he came to her, why was he so stingy!
Thinking of this, Yan Ran trembled with anger - if there was no Sister Tao, everything in the three rooms belonged to her alone!
If you think so, you still need to read the letter from your mother, and what Mama Qi said is right, you have to check the list for the leather, clothes and jewelry sent back by your mother, so as not to fill the pockets of any unsightly servant .

"I just sent back a box and a letter, and sent them all to the Xiqiu Pavilion... I said that I bought a lot of good leather there, and I'm afraid they were used as winter clothes for the third girl." Shen's mother told everyone softly. The old lady reclining on the kang.

The old lady sneered.

Mrs. Yu felt sorry for her daughter and secretly sent someone back to send things back. She didn't care. After all, after the third son went to Liaodong, he often sent people to fetch good things home. Every time he couldn't forget her as a mother, she was content. , still expect Yu Shi to miss her too?
But Sister Tao is also Yu's own daughter, so she deserves to live like a concubine?Or is it that Mrs. Yu feels that Tao's son is raised in her Pine Age Hall, and as soon as she needs food, clothing and housing, her wife should worry about it, and it has nothing to do with his mother?
"Grandmother, I'm out of school!" Tao Ran's crisp voice sounded from the door of Xici Room: "Hey, why is grandma lying crooked on the kang again? Doctor Zhang came to ask for a pulse two days ago, and didn't tell you to take more walks. Is it?"

The Su Manor held two full-moon banquets in July, and the Mid-Autumn Festival in August, and it was also the practice banquet for the second wife to leave the capital. In addition, invitations from various households flew in like snowflakes. Yue's... Although the old lady didn't care about the hostess, and the invitations were made by one of the three or five families, she was still very tired.

The old man personally invited the imperial doctor to come, and prescribed some recuperating prescriptions for the old wife, and discussed with the imperial doctor Zhang who had a good personal relationship, and asked him to come to the old wife to check the peace pulse every ten days and a half months. My explanation is that I can walk but never sit, and I can sit and never lie down...

The old lady feigned anger and spat Tao Ran softly: "You are the one with sharp eyes, but I have just turned down here, and I just came back from the greenhouse with your mother Shen!"

Tao Ran pursed his lips and smiled for a while, before he asked Shen's mother softly: "Is my grandmother telling the truth? How long has Shen's mother been playing with her old man in the greenhouse, and what flowers are there now? The greenhouse is on duty today Which mother, why didn't she bring back a few pots of chrysanthemums?"

She asked this series of questions one after another, and Shen's mother almost didn't know which one to answer first. The old lady hurriedly gave Shen's mother a wink, and then called Tao Ran: "Come to grandma."

Tao Ran obediently walked to the edge of the kang, and the old lady slapped her on the arm, and immediately sat up and laughed, and said affectionately after laughing enough: "You little ghost, you are afraid that grandma will lie, you are so serious Mom also helped to cover it up, so she asked a series of questions?"

In the blink of an eye, Tao Ran has already moved to Pine Age Hall for ten months. He passed his seventh birthday in June, and he also studied in Tixiang House for four months. She looks like a tall girl with a slender figure and exquisite eyebrows. She behaves and speaks very appropriately but not rigidly, which often makes the old lady very happy.

The old lady felt sorry that her parents were not at home, and there was a sister above who was not caring, so she became more and more sympathetic to her, and the grandparent and grandson became more and more like a pair of playmates—of course, the relationship between the two should be ignored. age gap.

"Grandmother is clearly lying to me. Sister Tao has looked all the way into Pine Age Hall, and she hasn't seen a pot of fresh flowers until this time. Grandmother also said that she went for a walk in the flower house." Tao Ran slightly annoyed: "Grandmother Didn't you discuss it with sister Tao a long time ago, if you want to listen to the doctor Zhang, it doesn't count if you talk."

"If grandma doesn't take good care of her body, how can she take sister Tao to Liaodong to find her father next summer, and how can she go to the grassland to herd sheep?"

The old lady laughed and sighed, this child still remembers those words?

After laughing and sighing, the old lady immediately grabbed Tao Ran's hand and walked around the room following her steps: "Grandmother is obedient, grandma is afraid that our sister Tao will go to Liaodong by herself next year and throw my old lady home myself."

Ever since Doctor Zhang ordered that, the child has been staring at her three times a day, and every day he never forgets to tell her to walk around the backyard when she has nothing to do, either Zhang Luo goes to the garden or Zhang Luo goes to the greenhouse. She's sick - since the child has this kind of heart, she can't help but listen, can't she?She is tough and tough, which is also a blessing for the children.

"Have you not been to the third room for a few days? After school this afternoon, you can go there for grandma and see what your sixth brother is lacking..." The old lady walked, Tell Tao Ran.

Ever since the third master left the capital, the old lady asked Tao Ran to go to Aunt Ma's place every now and then to see Brother Cen for her—she also wanted to ask the maid beside her to take on this responsibility, but she was afraid of Ma My aunt was so proud of being favored by her, so she thought that Sister Tao was young and got along well with Brother Cen, so she asked the child to run a few more times and that's all.

Tao Ran smiled and agreed, walked around with the old lady for two more times, and then helped the old lady back onto the kang with Shen's mother. She also quickly took off her shoes and climbed up to the other side of the big kang with her book bag. At one end, he took the silver bottle on the window sill, poured some water and rubbed the ink, and began to write the homework left by Mr. Xue.

Unexpectedly, she had only written two traces of red, and she was waiting to finish writing them all in one go before the meal was set, so she reported it outside, and the old man came back for lunch.

After tidying up the pen and ink, Tao Ran went down to greet her grandfather, but the old man greeted her with a smile: "Get up, hurry up and ask Cui'e to take you to wash your hands!"

"Look at Sister Tao's two fingers on her right hand are covered with ink, is she not holding the pen properly!" the old man asked the old lady again.

Hearing the old lady say that the posture of holding the pen is fine, but the child does everything by himself, and grinds the ink by himself before writing, the smile on the old lady's face deepens.

(End of this chapter)