Chapter 129
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In the past half a month, Yaji found two rouge masters for Huanhuan, but after meeting them, nothing happened.

The reason was not that Huanhuan didn't like the two rouge masters, but that they directly refused after knowing that their boss would be the little girl in front of them.

Huanhuan also knew that in this dynasty, most craftsmen were defiant, so they didn't feel angry.

Besides, she thought that Master Rouge must sign a long contract.

One day, Huanhuan was pounding pollen under the eaves and talking to the old woman when there was a knock on the door.

Huanhuan stopped what she was doing, raised her voice and asked, "Who is it?"

"Excuse me, is this the Wu family's yard?" A man's voice came from outside.

Her parents and second aunt were not there, so Huanhuan didn't dare to open the door directly. When she came to the courtyard door, she asked vigilantly, "Who are you looking for?"

"My surname is Duan, and I'm here to find my mother." The voice of the person outside the door was choked with sobs: "I just went to your shop, and the owner of the shop said that my mother is in the courtyard he rented. of."

He also heard that his old mother was picked up by people from the Bamboo Bamboo Shop, so he went to look for it.

Huanhuan fiercely turned her head to look at the old woman under the eaves, only to see that the old woman had come over with tears streaming down her face.

"My son~~"

Seeing the old woman's trembling hands trying to touch the door bolt, Huanhuan had nothing to doubt, and quickly opened the door.

"mother--"

As soon as the door opened, a man in his fifties dressed in fancy clothes, with blurred eyes, knelt down in front of the old woman: "Mother, my son is not filial, he is late..."

"It's good if you come, it's good if you come." The old woman wiped the corners of her eyes and helped the man up.

She thought she would never see the eldest son again.

The man looked at his mother carefully, seeing that her face was ruddy, she was not at all like the neighbor said she was seriously ill and abused, and she only had porridge every day, and felt better.

"Mother..." The man had tears in his eyes, and he had a thousand words to say, but he didn't know where to start.

The old woman wiped the corners of her eyes again, helped her son up, turned around and introduced to Huanhuan: "Huanhuan, this is my eldest son Duan Ting."

Looking at Duan Ting's clothes, Huanhuan knew that the Duan family was either rich or expensive: "Hi, Master Duan."

"Ting'er, this is Huanhuan. If she hadn't brought me back and treated me, you might not even see me for the last time." The old woman said to her son again.

"Old lady Duan is too serious." Huanhuan changed her address to the old lady.

The old lady Duan was not used to it: "Huanhuan, you should call me old lady."

Huanhuan smiled and said kindly: "Old lady."

Old Madam Duan still had tears in her muddy eyes, but she smiled.

At this time, a woman walked by the gate of the courtyard, staring at them curiously, Huanhuan remembered that no one had been invited into the house: "Old lady, Master Duan, let's talk after you come in."

After Huanhuan poured water for the two, she planned to avoid it and let their mother and son talk, but was left behind by Mrs. Duan: "There's nothing you can't listen to."

Duan Ting was already impatient, and asked anxiously and angrily: "Mother, why did the second brother die when he was fine? The second brother's bones are not cold, how could that woman dare to drive you out?!"

Huanhuan was stunned when he heard it.

It turned out that the old woman was kicked out by her daughter-in-law. This Duan Ting must be the old woman's eldest son.

The old lady Duan's face sank slightly: "Isn't it because the doctor said that my illness can't be cured, and I don't want to dirty her house, and I heard the news that your husband and wife died at sea that day, so I didn't have any scruples." .”

(End of this chapter)

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