After rebirth, I went from a peasant girl to the richest man

Father Jiang explained in detail to Mother Jiang the purpose of their visit.

The other party nodded slightly and agreed, saying, "It's good for you to teach. You should also pay more attention to the studies of your three brothers. It's not easy for the children in the village to go to school. You know what to do!"

"Don't worry, I will ask Jiang Fu to clean up the yard over there tomorrow, and we will prepare to move there in the next few days! The air there is fresh, the scenery is pleasant, and it is also suitable for you to recuperate!" Jiang's father said slowly.

Bai Qingyun added, "Grandma Jiang's illness may require more medication, but the extra pills are all at home. I will give them to Grandpa Fu tomorrow and ask him to bring them over."

"Use the medicine more often to remove the root of the disease in your body and prevent it from recurring."

Originally, Bai Qingyun thought that such an arrangement would make the other party refuse again and again, but to Bai Qingyun's surprise, Jiang's mother said without hesitation: "Good child, I know what you mean, thank you very much!"

Bai Qingyun smiled at Jiang's mother, and when their eyes met, both of them saw what the other had not finished saying.

"Perhaps, it's right for mother to want her to wake up!" Bai Qingyun said to himself.

Jiang's mother looked around and paused for a while at Bai's mother before reluctantly looking away and asking, "By the way, where is Jiang Fu?"

Jiang's father put away his aggrieved look and returned to his serious old scholarly demeanor: "He is interrogating Jiang Si in the yard! I think it should be over soon."

As he was speaking, Jiang Fu hurried along. The afternoon sun was high in the sky, reflecting his old face covered in sweat as he hunched over. What attracted everyone's attention even more was the thick stack of papers in his hand.

The man who was used to keeping an eye on everything and listening to everything noticed that Jiang's mother's expression was different from before. He happily bowed to her and said, "Madam, you are finally awake again!"

His tone was not excited, but rather extremely calm, with some genuine joy mixed in with the anger he had when he entered the door.

Obviously, Jiang Fu didn't know that Jiang's mother's clarity at this time was the effect of the elixir, and he just thought it was just a normal short period of clarity.

Jiang's mother was confused but she knew the subtle difference in Jiang Fu's emotions. She said proudly, "Yes, thanks to Hui Niang's daughter Qingyun. She only knew some pharmacology and prepared some pills for me. After I took them, I became more sober."

"We were just talking about asking you to bring back the remaining pills when you go to the village tomorrow! Take them a few more times, and maybe you'll be cured!"

She was as happy as a cheering oriole. The jewelry on her head made crisp sounds of jingling, and the earrings on her temples swung back and forth driven by joy. Every cell in her body was clamoring: She was very happy!

This is a pill prepared by my daughter's daughter, and it represents the care and concern of my daughter who has been away for a long time.

Jiang Fu happily bowed and congratulated, "Congratulations, Madam. Your long illness has been cured. Good times are coming. You will surely live a long life in the future!"

"You old thing, you are the only one who can do mischief!" Jiang's mother waved her hands and scolded with a smile, and the smile on her face became even more intense.

She thought of what Jiang's father had just said, looked at what Jiang Fu was holding in his hand, and asked, "Is this the result of interrogating that bitch?"

"Yes, Master, Madam, most of the testimony is about how he used his position to help the old lady when he was with the master of the house."

"Among them, some bribed several senior managers of Jishiditang to help the Second Master destroy some evidence of his crimes, etc..."

After hearing this, Jiang's mother just glanced at the pile of papers and gestured to present them to Jiang's father who was sitting opposite her: "Give it to the master, he knows what to do!"

"Yes!" Jiang Fu responded quickly, but he only handed over the top pile. He was holding two pieces of paper covered with ink in his hand, and was hesitating a little.

Jiang's mother just glanced at them, put down the teacup in her hand, and continued to look at Bai's mother's eyes: "Okay, we are all family here, just say whatever you want to say!"

"Well, tell me, could there be anything more disgusting than these?" Jiang's father only roughly flipped through the first few sheets of paper and placed them heavily on the table.

Bai Qingyun was close and only saw the words on the top page: The second master bullied a woman from a commoner's family, or his wife, or bought a woman from a brothel and kept her outside...most of them died.

Finally, the same sentence was written on them all: covering up or placing them, the owner of the house was not aware of it.

"If I knew that my confidant used his connections to do such a shameful thing for the second house, but did not report it to me at all, would I still want such a servant?" Bai Qingyun analyzed it in his mind, and roughly knew what Jiang's father would do as mentioned by Jiang's mother. If he used the knife to kill someone properly, he would definitely get twice the result with half the effort.

Jiang Fu on the other end heard what the two said and said in a deep voice: "One of these two pieces of paper concerns the mansion."

He handed one of the papers to Jiang's mother and said, "As soon as Jiang Si came to the mansion, he began to bully the people in the mansion by claiming that he was a steward from Kyoto. If it was just verbal insults, it would be fine. We can compensate him anyway. But what's more serious is that it happened to a few maids."

"He actually took advantage of the situation and insulted several newly bought maids in the mansion. He even bribed one of them to find out the news about the Jiang Mansion and the young lady and bring it back to Kyoto for him."

Normally, these matters should not bother them. Jiang's mother was seriously ill, so Jiang's father took over many things. Jiang Fu knew the habits of his two masters based on his experience, and he could do things according to their instructions.

But now that the woman in charge of the backyard in the mansion is sober, it will be easier for her to handle such matters in the backyard. In addition, since it involves the young lady, she has to take it seriously.

Bai's mother had not expected that such an interrogation would also involve her own affairs. Although knowing the news that Jiang Si bribed people would not have any big impact, it was indeed disgusting.

Jiang's mother's good mood suddenly disappeared the moment she mentioned her daughter, and was replaced by the shrewdness and sharpness accumulated from years of practice on her face.

She only asked: "What are the origins of those maids?"

"They were all bought from human traffickers after arriving in Jiangzhou. Most of them were sold by their families for food after the unrest in Bingzhou. Their life histories and backgrounds are clean."

"The maid who was bribed also heard Jiang Si promise that he would send someone to pick her up to enjoy life in Kyoto in the future. She was blinded by wealth and fame and fell into the trap."

"Pfft!" Jiang's mother said disdainfully, "She is so easily deceived. Kyoto is very far away from here. How does she know whether what that bitch said is true?"

"I didn't believe it at first, but the day after Jiang Si came to Jiangzhou, he bought a house in an alley two streets away from the mansion and gave it directly to the woman as a promise."

As he spoke, he handed over one of the only two pieces of paper in his hand, and then took out a neatly folded piece of paper with a big red seal from his bosom and handed it to Jiang's mother, saying, "This is the deed to the yard. I sent someone to check it out, and there are a few pigeons there."