Transmigration: From Farmer To Empress

Chongwen was not polite and said: "Since there is no need to pay compensation, can this girl also leave?"

"Yes, yes, girl, please, please..."

Several people nodded their heads like chickens pecking at rice, and cautiously peered upstairs. There was no thought of teasing a good girl, and they just wished they had never seen a girl playing the piano.

The woman playing the piano picked up the piano, bowed her knees to Chongwen upstairs, turned and left.

"Wait a minute----"

Chongwen gently shook the folding fan in his hand and called out again before the woman was about to go out.

When several dandy boys heard Chongwen's voice, as if they had heard an imperial edict, they rushed over and surrounded the woman, saying: "Girl, you can't leave, Mr. Mu is calling you."

After saying that, he looked at Chongwu flatteringly and asked Chongwu for favors.

Chongwu said calmly: "We all heard the music played by the girl just now, so we should reward her."

After saying that, he ordered the boy next to him to go down with ten taels of silver and reward it to the woman playing the piano.

After hearing what Mr. Mu said, everyone dared to say no, and they all hurriedly went out to get the money.

However, Mr. Mu rewarded him with ten taels, and they did not dare to compete with Mr. Mu. Some rewarded eight taels, some rewarded five taels, and some did not have the right weight of silver in their wallets to reward girls with jade pendants and jade rings. After a while, the woman actually had nearly forty or fifty taels of silver and several expensive jade pendants in her hands.

Silver was very valuable in ancient times. The monthly living expenses of Caiwei's family was less than half a tael. Therefore, the girl's 40 to 50 taels of silver should be enough to meet her expenses.

Seeing that the girl's purse was full, Chongwen nodded with satisfaction and turned back to his private room to continue eating.

The dandies wanted to go up and toast, but when they got outside the private room, they were stopped by Chongwen's boy. The boy said that his master didn't like to be disturbed, so he invited the dandies out unceremoniously.

Several dandy boys were disappointed, but they had no choice but to wait downstairs for an hour or two, but Mr. Mu did not come down. Seeing that Mr. Mu insisted not to see them, they did not dare to force him, so they had to leave in despair... …

In fact, Chongwen didn't avoid it on purpose. His private room was the most luxurious one in the restaurant, and it had couches, clean rooms, etc. After lunch, he had had a few drinks and it was very hot outside, so he didn't want to. After going out, he asked the boy to bring in two basins of ice, while he lay on the couch and took a nap.

I slept until sunset in the evening, then lazily got up and left the restaurant.

When we got outside, the sky was already filled with rays of rays, and the sun had already set. Many people who were working outside had also finished their work and went home. Chongwen's servant and he led the horse over and said diligently: "Sir, let's go back. I've been out all afternoon. If I don't go back, my wife will look for you everywhere again."

Thinking of his loving mother at home, Mu Chongwen raised the corners of his mouth and said, "Okay, let's go back!" With that, he grabbed the horse's bridle, got on the horse, and walked towards home.

While passing by a drug store on Surabaya Street, I suddenly saw the woman playing the piano that I met at the restaurant at noon. She was walking out of the drug store carrying a few bags of medicine, and happened to meet Mu Chongwu.

Seeing Mu Chongwu, the girl playing the piano stopped, bowed deeply and said, "Young Master just now rescued me out of righteousness, saving me from being bullied by bullies. I am very grateful to you, and I would like to thank you again." "

Chongwu Ren was on the horse, looking down at the woman who said "Blessings", and said: "These are trivial matters, not worth mentioning. However, people's hearts are sinister. As a young woman, it is better not to go to the tavern and tea shop."