The Princess of Northern Land

The old lady's allocation was undoubtedly a powerful bomb for the descendants of the Li family. All the descendants present were stunned by her words. So much so that when she asked everyone to leave, no one listened. It's like they have roots under their feet, and they won't move where they are.

The old lady has more than 20 shops in her hands, which is the wealth she has accumulated since she came to the North. Unexpectedly, she gave away ten shops as soon as she made the move, plus the meeting gift she gave to Lin Ziyin a few months ago. , almost giving away the bulk.

Wealthy families have always been particular about leaving their property to their eldest son and grandson. Even if they have two or three bedrooms, they will only receive a small portion of their property. I have never given a big head to my grandson and grandson's wife like the old lady.

If Chu Suifeng was an ordinary person, he wouldn't be afraid. All they have to do is wait for the old lady to file a complaint to the government a hundred years later, saying that the old lady gave away the shop because she was ill and confused. According to the rules, the shop cannot go far and will eventually return to the hands of the Li family.

But Chu Suifeng is not an ordinary person. Who is he? He is the largest official in the North and the most distinguished person. Not only did the Li family want to get their shop back, they had to think about it in their hearts.

Thinking that so much of his family property had disappeared for no apparent reason, Mr. Li was heartbroken.

Although the people in the second house were also heartbroken, they were not as uncomfortable as Mr. Li and others. After all, they got the remaining half of the family property. Even if the shop was not given to King Ling, maybe they would not get it.

In comparison, people with second homes are easily satisfied.

"Grandma, how can you send so many shops away?" Li Jiesong shouted anxiously. He is the eldest grandson of the eldest son. If the old lady had not given the shop away, it would eventually become his family property.

There are only so many shops now. If he gives some to his sister Li Yanran as a dowry in the future, and his second brother Li Jieyong takes some away, how much will he have left? Li Jiesong felt that his wealth had been severely reduced.

"If you are dissatisfied, you can give up." The old lady said coldly, then closed her eyes, "Let's all disperse."

The last sentence carries unquestionable determination.

Mu was so angry that he clenched his fists, but he did not dare to refute the old lady. It's not because the old lady is an elder or her mother-in-law, but because the person standing behind the old lady is Prince Ling. However, never think that she would actually find an official matchmaker to find a husband for her daughter, no way!

Everyone in the room retreated in a matter of seconds.

After everyone left, a line of clear tears flowed from the old lady's eyes and formed a stream along her cheeks.

"Old Madam, your health is important." Aunt Qilan also felt sad in her heart. She was not worth it for the old Madam. In recent years, the Marquis has not done anything ethical at all, completely contrary to the original intention of the old Marquis to ask for orders to go to the North. If it weren't for the old lady to support the family, I'm afraid the Li family would have been kicked out of the aristocratic family long ago.

Even if the old lady is still there, those serious aristocratic families are not willing to have too much contact with the Hou Mansion. The old lady is feeling miserable!

"Qilan, do you think I did something wrong?" the old lady asked with her eyes closed and choked with sobs.

"The old lady is dedicated to the Li family and the prince, and she is worthy of anyone." Aunt Qilan also shed tears. "If you want to say I'm sorry, old madam, the one I'm most sorry for is you. Over the years, everything that old madam has done is not for them, and she is worthy of heaven and earth."

"No, I'm not sorry for you, Qilan." The old lady sighed faintly, "If I forced you to get married back then, you wouldn't be alone now. What will you do when I wait a hundred years from now? ?”