Reborn as the white moonlight of the tyrannical prince

Chapter 221 The Dowry Shop
Liu Bingfan didn't know when Li Yehan left at night, but because he was too sleepy, he just went to bed on his own.

It's just that the rain is continuous, as if it will never end.

There is no snow, and it is even more uncomfortably cold.

Chun'er picked up a small stick of silver frost charcoal from the charcoal basin and put it in the hand stove, and wrapped it with auspicious cloud jacket cloth, which was extra warm and delicate.

Liu Bingfan took the hand stove and went to Shou'an Hall to give the old lady a needle, which drove the cold away, and Fang hurried to Hengwu Garden.

Holding this hand stove along the way felt less cold.

It's cold today, but the eldest lady still got up early, and accompanied Liu Bingfan to arrange the trivial matters in the house.

"I don't know when the rain will stop." Liu Bingfan looked at the rain outside and whispered to himself.

However, the eldest lady listened attentively, and also glanced out of the window. The half-open window gave off a tinge of coldness, and the room was burning with charcoal, which made it a bit refreshing: "It won't stop for a while, maybe It will be next few days."

"I always feel that the sky in the capital is a bit colder than the mountains." Liu Bingfan added a pen to the account book, "This is a pawn shop on Suzaku Street, why is it losing money every year?"

"On Suzaku Street?" The lady pulled the account book towards her, and looked at it seriously, "Even if the pawn shop is not profitable, it shouldn't be losing money. What's more, it's the best location on Suzaku Street."

"Isn't that Madam's dowry shop? How could it be on Gongzhong's account?" Furong was a little puzzled when she heard that.

"Mother's shop?" Liu Bingfan was slightly surprised.

She thought that what He Anqing moved was only from the Liu family, but now it seems that a lot of what's in her mother's hands has also been extorted.

"I think I made a mistake, so I'll ask Cui Guanshi later." The eldest lady flipped through the account book without paying much attention.

Liu Bingfan looked at the eldest lady who was as light as an orchid, and didn't know whether to be happy or worried.

Being happy with money for mother is nothing but worrying about mother's indifference to money, which makes others cheaper.

"Fu Rong, do you have a list of mother's dowry, let me see." Liu Bingfan immediately reached out to Fu Rong.

The eldest lady tilted her head and asked, "What do you see?"

"Naturally, I know how much money I have. After all, what's mother's is mine, and what's mine is still mine." After finishing speaking, Liu Bingfan blinked her eyes, especially agile.

"Missing money, you little money fanatic." The eldest lady smiled.

Fu Rong took out the lady's dowry account book and handed it to Liu Bingfan: "This is just delivered." Then she took another booklet, "This is the list of the lady's dowry when she entered the house."

Liu Bingfan held the thick stack and took a few deep breaths.

The eldest lady couldn't help laughing again: "When I got married, I was wearing red makeup. Your grandfather wished he could pluck me the stars in the sky."

Fu Rong remembered that time, and said with a smile: "From now on, I will leave it to the young lady, and the young lady will definitely be able to marry well."

"Really? Give it all to me?" Liu Bingfan hugged the account book into his arms, put his head on it, and looked at the eldest lady.

The lady reached out and touched Liu Bingfan's head: "Of course it's all yours... There are three Zhuangzi, all in the suburbs of Kyoto, with pleasant scenery."

"Then there is a chance to live." Liu Bingfan said with a smile.

The lady dragged the account books out from under Liu Bingfan's chin, pointed at each one and said:
"There are two shops on Zhuque Street, one is a pawnshop and the other is a restaurant. The restaurant is now being managed by your uncle, and the income is good. There are three shops on Humen Street, all of which are rented out, and the monthly rent is enough... …There are also some small stores, some jewelry money, all recorded in these books.”

(End of this chapter)