Make a fortune by farming: The sweetheart of the first assistant family

When she heard the news that Grandpa Lu was rescued, Lu Changle was so happy that she forgot that she should kowtow to express gratitude immediately and rushed straight to the carriage: "Grandpa, my grandpa has been saved, right? Isn't that right?"

The doctor girl came out of the carriage and made a silent gesture: "Shh, your grandpa is fine. Don't make any more noise and wake up the Marquis."

Lu Changle was so frightened that he immediately covered his mouth and bowed to the doctor woman: Thank you for your life-saving grace!

The doctor woman waved her hand and said, "Your grandpa is safe and sound, but he has to rest for a few days and drink some medicine. You can follow me to make some medicine for your grandpa."

Lu Changle nodded in agreement and ran to Xu Ning to kneel down and thank him.

Xu Ning grabbed Lu Changle and said warmly: "I know what you are going to say, there is no need to say it anymore. Follow the doctor girl to prepare medicine for your grandpa. Your grandpa will rest in the guest room first, and then he will be sent home after the weather clears. Rest.”

"Thank you, Madam Hou!" Lu Changle said and wanted to kneel down again.

Xu Ning shook his head helplessly: "Okay, Changle, just go ahead and prepare the medicine. Your grandpa will be taken care of by your eldest brother and uncles, so don't worry."

Uncle Lu and Uncle Lu carried Grandpa Lu who was no longer twitching and fell into a deep sleep, and followed Jia Er into the guest room cautiously.

Standing in front of the clean and tidy bed, not daring to move, Uncle Lu summoned up the courage to ask, "Master, my father is very dirty. Can you borrow a wooden board to settle on?"

Jia Er frowned and said in an impatient tone: "What do you mean by this? There is no reason for Mrs. Hou to let you stay here and let your father sleep on the wooden board on the floor! If you feel bad, write an IOU! You will earn money in the future , everything you used in the Hou Mansion will be compensated according to the price!"

When Uncle Lu and Uncle Lu heard that it was a good solution, they immediately agreed: "May I ask, sir, how much are these bedding items worth? The medicine my father took before..."

Jia Er listened patiently to Uncle Lu Er's question, and he replied: "Mrs. Hou is kind-hearted. She will definitely not give you more money. You can just write ten taels of silver if you want. When you leave, all the quilts and mats on the bed will be gone." Pack it up and take it home. There's no use staying here."

Uncle Lu burst into tears of gratitude and bowed repeatedly to express his thanks: "Thank you so much, sir!"

"Stop it! Don't make any noise!"

Jia Er pointed at the back of the wall and said with a majestic look: "You are staying in the guest room, so don't make too much noise. Although the main courtyard is far away, in the dead of night, if the noise is too loud, it will wake up the Marquis." , Don’t even think about coming to the Hou Mansion to ask for help in the future.”

Uncle Lu kept saying "Don't dare, don't dare, don't dare", and lined up to send Jia Er off respectfully.

Lu Changping put away the most expensive quilt on the bed, raised his head and met his father's eyes. He whispered: "Dad, this quilt is worth at least thirty taels."

Uncle Lu was so shocked that he couldn't speak and stared at the quilt.

He knew that everything used by nobles was expensive, but he never expected that an inconspicuous quilt was worth thirty taels of silver!

Two taels of silver is enough for their family's expenses for a year, and one quilt can last them for fifteen years?

OMG!

Uncle Lu swallowed hard and said in fear: "The old man just said that as long as we write an IOU of ten liang..."

Lu Changping sighed: "Third uncle, the masters of the Hou Mansion saved people to the end. They said it only cost ten taels because they didn't want to put pressure on us. Don't touch expensive things."

He put away all the valuables he recognized, leaving only the mat: "Dad, third uncle, please bring me up."

Uncle Lu pointed at the mat and asked, "How much is this mat worth?"

Lu Changping said: "Looking at the quality, it should be less than ten taels. Using less does not mean not using it. I can't really let my grandpa lie on the ground."

After settling down Grandpa Lu, Lu Changping went outside the house and asked the servants guarding the door for hot water and a wooden basin.

The servant nodded. When he came over, he brought not only the washbasin, but also four pieces of clothing: "These clothes are for you to change."

Lu Changping was startled, and then heard the servant say: "There is a shower over there. Go to the kitchen to get hot water. You can rinse well and then rest."

"Thank you!"

The servant waved his hands repeatedly and said: "Don't thank me. I didn't help. If you want to thank me, just thank Mr. Hou and Mrs. Hou."

Lu Changping did not expect that the people in the Hou Mansion were so thoughtfully prepared, and tears of gratitude rolled in his eyes.

They came to Pinglehou Mansion in the heavy rain to ask for help. They were all wet and dirty, and not a single part of their body was dry.

Lu Changle, who was making the medicine on the other side, also received the same treatment. She respectfully bowed to Qiu Yun, who was helping her boil the medicine: "Thank you."

Qiu Yun smiled: "If you want to thank me, thank Madam Hou. Okay, go take a shower and put on clean clothes. If you get wet, you will easily get cold."

Lu Changle sniffed and thanked him again.

Qiuyun watched Lu Changle's thin figure leave, gently caressing her flat belly, with a smile as warm as the summer sun on her lips.

She wants to accumulate more virtues and do good deeds for her unborn child, so that her child can be born smoothly and safely.

When Lu Changle and others received the most urgently needed kindness and help from Pinglehou Mansion, the Lu family far away at home was in trouble.

Aunt Lu used a rolling pin to protect Mrs. Lu. She smashed someone to death without knowing that she had committed murder. She came to Mr. Lu with blood on her face and said, "Don't cry."

Mrs. Lu looked at her husband lying in a pool of blood, and then at her sister-in-law whose face was full of blood. Her eyes were still as pure as a deep pool of water. She could no longer suppress her sadness, covered her face and started to cry.

Lu Changning came over, pointed at his lifeless father and asked, "Mom, why doesn't dad move? He doesn't scold me anymore when I call him."

Lu's crying stopped, and then she heard Lu Changning say again: "Mom, dad pressed me down and pinched me yesterday. It hurts so much..."

Lu was stunned for a moment, then got up and lit the lamp, and asked Lu Changning in a dumb voice: "Channing, where do you feel pain?"

Lu Changning lifted up her clothes and showed Lu the bruises below her abdomen. Lu's blood rushed from the soles of her feet to the top of her head, you beast!

A beast inferior to a pig or a dog!

A deserved dead beast!

Mrs. Lu frantically picked up the rolling pin that Aunt Lu had thrown on the ground, and smashed it at the place where the beast was causing trouble, smashing it to pieces! The scene was bloody and cruel, and Lu Changning was so frightened that he didn't dare to say a word or even look at Mr. Lu.

After Lu finished venting her hatred and anger, she hugged the frightened Lu Changning tightly and began to cry.

Changning, I didn’t protect you well, I’m sorry for you...

Aunt Lu stood aside quietly, while the other children looked in confusion and had no idea what was going on.

When Lu Changle and Lu Changping rushed home in the heavy rain, what they saw was the man lying in a pool of blood and several pale faces.

Lu Changle rushed into the house, squatted in front of his biological father who had been cold for a long time, and shouted in panic: "Auntie, what happened? Dad, what happened to him... Someone broke into our house and killed daddy?"

Mrs. Lu replied unusually calmly: "I killed your father."

Lu Changle's pupils were shaking, and he asked a second time in disbelief: "Auntie, did you just say something? Did I hear wrongly? I must have heard wrongly!"