You should spend the rest of your life with Qingqing

Chapter 511 Butler
Wen Zhaozhen and Wen Zhaozhen walked out of Fuyan Garden with joy on their faces, and the gentle boy followed Lin's behind. She will be a princess and empress in the future, and she must not only learn housekeeping, but also learn management Six palaces too!

I used to always be in front of my aunt, but my aunt could do nothing but be jealous and sing a little song. If it wasn't for the fact that Mrs. Lin forced the three of them to learn some piano, chess, calligraphy and painting when they were children, I'm afraid she would be raised by my aunt If it is abolished, how can it win the joy of the crown prince.

Thinking of this, Wen Wen'er looked down on her aunt more and more in her heart. My brother is a clever one, and he had been ingratiating herself with Lin's early on. I don't know if she is more kind to Lin now, and Lin is willing to teach her carefully.

Wen Wen'er wrapped her body in a thick cloak, and gently stroked her flat belly with both hands, her previous prickly temper has calmed down a lot.

And for the sake of the child in her womb, for the sake of future glory and wealth, she must not let her own temper go at this time, if she is injured, or the child she gives birth to is unhealthy, it is not good after all.

Mrs. Lin said that she brought the girls in the mansion to learn housekeeping, but it was really not perfunctory. Anyway, teaching Wen Qinger alone is teaching, and three people are also teaching. It happens that there are many things in the mansion, so it is much easier to entrust them to them .

Mrs. Lin first took the three of them to the flower hall, and the stewards of the mansion and Zhuangzi came and waited early in the morning, just waiting for his wife to come and give orders, so that they could be busy with their own affairs.

Mrs. Lin took her seat at the main seat, and hurriedly asked people to bring some hot tea to the stewards. If it wasn't for the old lady who asked people to let her act, there would be no need for everyone to wait in the wind.

The three of Wen Qing'er also sat down under Mrs. Lin, only to hear Mrs. Lin introduce them: "This is Steward Li, who is specially purchased by the family. Chinese New Year is not a trivial matter, except that the food must be delivered by Zhuangzi in advance. , but also to buy some odds and ends."

"If there are no happy events or side events in the mansion, generally according to the old calendar, there are fixed numbers for how many red lanterns, how many pieces of red silk, and how many firecrackers and fireworks are needed."

"You don't need to buy it yourself, but the purchase must be handed over to a trustworthy and honest person, and the accounts also need to be compared with previous years one by one. Although we stay at home, the prices on the market are very high. Remember to be clear, so that there will be no mistakes."

"This is the steward Wang who manages the servants..."

Mrs. Lin introduced everything to the three girls one by one. Not only did she remember everything about each manager clearly, but she also praised each of them calmly.

It seems that without these people, nothing can be done in the mansion, such a boast does not make people feel hypocritical at all, and all the stewards are very useful, and each of them is more respectful.

The three of Wen Qing'er were secretly amazed, Wen Qing'er often helped Lin's account books, but this was the first time seeing all the stewards.

Before, they were listening with great interest, but the more they listened, the more things they needed to memorize. The three of them had to write it down. However, by the end of the hearing, the three of them were dizzy and couldn't tell who was Zhao. Steward, who is Steward Li.

There are a total of twelve stewards in the house, and Mrs. Lin remembers them clearly, even who's son married a new wife, and who's hugging a fat boy can tell a thing or two.

Wenrou'er was still immersed in the dream of the Assistant Manager Liugong, but now she heard what Lin said, but she dared not underestimate the matter of the housekeeper.

(End of this chapter)