Reborn as a Merchant Girl, the General's Beloved

Xiao Fu kept talking about the secrets she had overheard outside the house. She sighed and shook her head, shook her head and sighed again. Finally, she fell asleep while mumbling. Perhaps she was too tired and slept very deeply. She kept muttering in her dreams.

Anan, what can you do?

If I had known Hongze was such a bastard and was determined to kill you, I would have left you to the wild manor owner!

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Anan tossed and turned in bed, thinking over and over what Xiaofu had said. He knew he couldn't delay any longer, so he got up, put on his clothes, and ordered Bai Shao to call Uncle Da and Su Cheng over.

Uncle Da was busy comforting everyone, while Su Cheng was busy taking care of everyone. Both of them had their own concerns and were feeling uncomfortable. When they heard that Anan was looking for them, they both put down their work and stood in the hall with their heads bowed.

After a year, she looked at these two people through the screen again, her heart filled with emotions, thinking back to the first day she came here, when she watched them settle down, and now she was leaving, and she was also watching them settle down, which could be considered a good beginning and a good end, so why did her heart ached so much?

After suppressing his heartache and thinking over and over again, An Nanfang spoke to Su Cheng first: "Brother Chengzi, have all the properties and money under my name been cleared?"

"When Yi Ge'er sent someone to deliver a letter to me three days ago, he asked me to settle all kinds of accounts. I just returned home today, and Yi Ge'er checked it and found nothing wrong." Su Cheng replied.

"Then please take out all the houses, land deeds and banknotes and hand them over to Uncle Da!" Anan said softly, deliberately avoiding looking at Su Cheng's surprised gaze.

Su hesitated for only a moment, then replied "yes" sullenly and hurried out.

Uncle Da was the only one left in the room. The old man stood in the hall, at a loss. Compared with Su Cheng, he was more worried about Anan and his master Hong's marriage. Seeing that the Yuan family was not joking, he could only ask anxiously in a low voice: "Madam, please think about it again. Although the master is a little stubborn, he will figure it out after a long time. It is a blessing for the master to have such a good wife like you."

"Uncle Da, I want to tell you three things. You must remember them." She did not answer Uncle Da, but solemnly entrusted him, "You must do them in person."

Uncle Da sighed, knowing that he was too weak to persuade her, so he could only nod silently: "Madam, just give your orders. Don't say it's three, even if it's thirty, I, an old man, will not hesitate."

"Okay." Anan was not surprised by Uncle Da's character. Seeing that it was getting late, he got straight to the point and said, "First of all, please hand over the contract documents, banknotes and other documents that Brother Chengzi will bring in to Lord Hong in person."

"How am I going to explain this to the adults?" Uncle Da asked.

"Don't tell him anything, just give it to him, he knows." Anan smiled, took a deep breath, and continued, "For the second thing, help me deliver two things. We have a shop with complete land deeds and house deeds. It is the largest in the south of the city. You can give it to Li Zhongquan who sells sliced ​​soup in the south of the city. In addition, I have a thousand taels of silver notes here. You can personally deliver it to Quanzhou and give it to Huilan, the eldest grandmother of the Ming family."

After saying that, she lowered her head, took a sip of tea, and remained silent for a while.

"What about the third thing?" Uncle Da asked hurriedly.

She smiled lightly and said, "Wait a moment."

A moment later, Yuan Yi pushed the door open and said to Uncle Da with a stern face, "Please go out and wait for a moment. I have something to say to my cousin."