Farm family group treasure little fox wife

Chapter 249 Deducting His Remuneration
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Mrs. Miao was still taking chances at first, thinking that even Master Fang Jue would make calculations, but the next morning Mrs. Miao heard from her old man that when Mrs. Ding and his grandfather and grandson returned home from Anping Village that day, they were in the middle of the road. The car overturned, and both grandparents and grandchildren were seriously injured.

Hearing this news, Miao's eyes went dark, and she passed out immediately.

As soon as Miao woke up, she saw Cheng Yishu, and then thought of her precious granddaughter, and was heartbroken for a while, and followed Cheng Yishu when he was about to return to the county.

Miao knew that coming to the county would not change anything, so she was eager to see her granddaughter.

Huanhuan couldn't bear to see her grandmother sad, so she sat her down on a chair, smiled and comforted her: "Grandma, if the marriage doesn't go well, it won't go well, there will always be a good time, isn't it?"

What marriage is not going well?
This is different from what she asked Cheng Yishu to tell the fake Taoist.

What she meant was to let the fake Taoist priest tell her grandparents that marriage should not be mentioned before she is full, otherwise it will hinder her life. How could it be "marriage is not going well" when she went to the fake monk?
That's not counting, and she scared her grandmother like this, and she must have said something else!
Let a book be deducted from the fake monk's reward!

Miao had originally concealed it on purpose, and it was even more sad to hear Huanhuan's words.

Huanhuan talked and talked, and finally comforted her grandmother, took her to the rouge shop and gave her to her second aunt, and asked her to talk to her grandmother about Bo'er in the school, so as to make her happy.

Huanhuan went back to the Duan Mansion and called Cheng Yishu over to ask, Cheng Yishu was also stunned: "Girl, I waited in Wujia Village for two days, and that fake Taoist priest never came home."

Huanhuan was surprised: "You mean, the master Fang Jue that my grandmother mentioned was not faked by you?"

"Girl, Master Fang Jue is an eminent monk, how can ordinary people pretend to be?" Cheng Yishu is not that stupid, he can't do things that are easy to reveal.

"That's weird," Huanhuan murmured, "Could it be that the monk who came to our house for alms is really Master Fang Jue?"

This is too unreal!

Chunyan on the side smiled and said, "Girl, no matter whether Master Fang Jue is real or not, your goal has already been achieved, hasn't it?"

"That's right." Huanhuan immediately laughed in relief: "Looking at my grandma's trust in Master Fang Jue, she probably won't tell me about seeing each other again."

Grandma looked sad, but she turned around and comforted her, and it would pass.

She stayed in Miao's county for two nights, and Huanhuan was with her constantly to unwind.

The Miao family finally thought about it, Huanhuan was right, there are not many reliable men in this world, and now their old Wu family is gradually getting better, instead of letting Huanhuan marry someone who doesn't know his roots, or marry someone whose fate is not strong enough It's better to let Huanhuan be an old girl at home, at least live a more comfortable life.

Watching Miao's ride out of the city in Cheng Yishu's carriage, Huanhuan remembered what Cheng Yishu said before Min Zhong asked her to go to the medicine hall, so she took Chunyan and Chunxi to "Shunhe Hall".

Ever since Minzhong misunderstood that Huanhuan was going to open a medicine hall in Zhuwei County and said that, Huanhuan has not been as kind to Minzhong as he was at the beginning.

However, feelings belong to feelings, and money is still to be earned.

Speaking of which, Min Zhong hadn't seen Huanhuan for more than two months, and after seeing him, he found that the little girl became more and more lively.

Min Zhong regretted that his two sons were already married, otherwise he would have to coax the little girl to his son.

(End of this chapter)